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Scott Aitchison officially resigns as Conservative MP (opens the original)
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Conservative MP Scott Aitchison has officially announced he’s resigning his seat following the conclusion of the fall parliamentary sitting. In a letter posted on social media on Wednesday, the 53-year-old said, “it is time for a new chapter where I will explore new opportunities.” Aitchison most recently served as the Conservatives’ housing critic and said the role, “allowed me to contribute to a fundamental shift in the national debate on housing.” Speculation about Aitchison’s departure was f
OpenAI scraps launch of latest model over security concerns (opens the original)
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OTTAWA - OpenAI is cancelling the launch of its latest artificial intelligence model, GPT-6.1 Astra, over security concerns, with the company telling CTV News “it didn’t quite meet the bar.” “For anything regarding safety and alignment, there’s a trade-off. You really do need to find what’s the right line between staying within scope, but also avoiding laziness in terms of how the model actually pursues tasks even when it hits friction,” OpenAI head of safety systems, Saachi Jain, said in a stat
‘It should be zero ... but it’s not,’ says Scaramucci on U.S. military threat (opens the original)
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Days after Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed he studied the risk of U.S. military action against Canada, a former advisor to U.S. President Donald Trump said it can’t be ruled out. Anthony Scaramucci, who famously served as Trump’s communications director for 11 days in 2017 and has since become one of his loudest critics, said Trump is such a “wild card” that it would be “imprudent for Mark Carney not to contemplate that.” “It’s not zero. I mean, it should be zero. It should be minus, but it
Carney looks to open Canada’s 4 largest airports to private investment (opens the original)
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KUGLUKTUK, NVT. -- Prime Minister Mark Carney says the federal government is seeking private investment to run Canada’s four major airports: Toronto-Pearson, Montreal-Trudeau, Calgary and Vancouver. “Following best practice in other countries, the government of Canada will retain ownership of the underlying land and assets, but we will unlock their true value by bringing in new capital and expertise to their operations and their growth,” Carney said during his keynote speech at the Canada Invest
Carney aims to open Canada’s largest airports to private investment (opens the original)
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OTTAWA -- Prime Minister Mark Carney says the federal government is seeking private investment to run Canada’s four major airports: Toronto-Pearson, Montreal-Trudeau, Calgary and Vancouver. “Following best practice in other countries, the government of Canada will retain ownership of the underlying land and assets, but we will unlock their true value by bringing in new capital and expertise to their operations and their growth,” Carney said during his keynote speech at the Canada Investment Summ
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