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Mark Carney’s push to expedite a major oil pipeline faces potential legal fight with First Nations (opens the original)
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OTTAWA—Prime Minister Mark Carney’s push to expedite construction of a major oil pipeline to the West Coast could set up a potential legal fight with Indigenous communities, with the national chief of the Assembly of First Nations saying “nothing is off the table” if the government fails to properly obtain consent for the project. The federal government must ensure that “free, prior, and informed consent is worked through together with First Nations” for all major projects, Cindy Woodhouse Nepin
New details emerge about ChatGPT use by Tumbler Ridge shooter (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â The office of Canadaâs AI minister says he had no prior knowledge of details in a new report that outlines how ChatGPT allegedly taught the Tumbler Ridge shooter to evade its own safety systems before providing her with information about committing mass killings. The story published Thursday by the American magazine Mother Jones reveals new details about how Jesse Van Rootselaar allegedly used ChatGPT in the lead-up to the attack in Tumbler Ridge â a small community in northeast
Canada’s AI minister takes aim at Big Tech’s plan to police itself (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â Two of the worldâs most influential artificial intelligence leaders took the global stage this week, pushing for a collective effort to delay the rollout of a technology they believe could spiral out of control and imperil humankind. Not so fast, says Canada’s AI Minister Evan Solomon. “We are absolutely clear that we are in support of safe models ⦠and that models should not be recklessly released,” Solomon told the Star in an interview. “But we also have to be careful that big
Mark Carney says Liberals have mandate to build faster amid growing pushback (opens the original)
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OTTAWAâFacing pushback from Indigenous, environment and labour groups over his agenda to speed up development, Prime Minister Mark Carney insisted Tuesday that his government has a clear mandate to remove regulatory “restrictions” he blamed for strangling construction of major projects in recent decades. The prime minister made his defence one day after his Liberal government tabled new legislation meant to reduce work stoppages in federally-regulated industries, and simplify environmental as
Mark Carney says fall legislation will be among Canada’s ‘most consequential’ in decades (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â Prime Minister Mark Carney declared Friday that his Liberal government will table âsome of the most consequentialâ legislation the country has seen âin decadesâ as it tries to break Canadaâs dependence on the United States and rapidly grow the economy. The American president’s grievances against Canada and Europe are not rooted in trade but in values, Susan Delacourt writes. The American president’s grievances against Canada and Europe are not rooted in trade but in values,
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