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Increased security measures a ‘tragic’ reality for synagogues across Canada (opens the original)
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TORONTO – When Rabbi Debra Landsberg first came to Canada 25 years ago, the doors of her synagogue were open and unlocked. Now, security guards check worshippers’ bags and patrol the outside of the building. “It’s painfully saddening,” she said. “While this isn’t new for the Jewish world … so many places have needed physical security … I think that it’s newer here in Canada.” Security around synagogues and Jewish community centres have been heightened in the past several years in the wake of tar
‘They hallucinate, they lie’: Why ‘AI swarms’ have some experts calling for stricter regulation (opens the original)
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TORONTO – AI agents are getting better at working together, and in some cases, acting outside the scope of their instructions. It’s something that has always been a possibility, but is now happening with greater frequency, raising fresh questions about oversight. “They hallucinate, they lie, they go off the rails,” said tech expert Carmi Levy. “They exceed safety limitations that were put in place to keep them safe. They do things that we cannot explain. And we are seeing more evidence of this h
The real-life Gander heroes who inspired ‘Come From Away’ look back 25 years later (opens the original)
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GANDER, N.L. – “On the northeast tip of North America, on an island called Newfoundland, there’s an airport.” So begins Come From Away, the hit musical based on the town of Gander, its people and how the community responded when 38 passenger planes were diverted here on Sept. 11, 2001. “We were embraced as family and they took care of us,” says Julia Lopez, one of the roughly 6,500 “plane people” who was taken in by the community. This is the first time she has returned to Gander, stopping by th
Why Toronto’s fire chief is warning about the dangers of lithium-ion batteries (opens the original)
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TORONTO -- The fires caused by lithium-ion batteries are intense, toxic and according to Toronto’s fire chief, pose the greatest public fire safety risk in Canada’s largest city. “Since 2022 … the city of Toronto has seen well north of a 200 per cent increase in the number of fires involving lithium-ion batteries,” said fire Chief Jim Jessop. Lithium-ion batteries are found in a host of products, but Jessop says it’s e-bikes and e-scooters that are catching fire at an alarming rate. The chief sa
With thousands missing in Nepal after deadly flash floods, Canadian families plead for answers (opens the original)
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TORONTO — The video is hard for Anoop Misra to watch, but he says he’s seen it countless times anyway: a wall of water slamming into the grey building along the Tibet-Nepal border. He says his wife, Swati Bagrecha, was inside that border-crossing building with dozens of other foreigners when Wednesday’s flash flood engulfed the area. “It was at the tail end of the trip,” Misra said. “She said, ‘it was amazing experience. I have never experienced something like this.’ She was very happy. So, I’m
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