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British Columbia sues OpenAI for failure to warn before shooting (opens the original)
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British Columbia filed a lawsuit in California on Monday against OpenAI, alleging it could have used ChatGPT logs to warn police and avert a mass shooting in the Canadian province earlier this year. On Feb. 10, suspect Jesse Van Rootselaar allegedly killed five students and a teacher at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in northern B.C., as well as her mother, half-brother and finally herself. Van Rootselaar used ChatGPT before the massacre, which was one of Canada’s worst-ever shootings. Breaking
Canada removes U.S. seafood from counter-tariffs, citing feedback (opens the original)
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Canada removed fish and seafood from a list of counter-tariffs one day after announcing import duties against United States goods. Officials made the change “based on feedback” in order “to protect against broader economic harms,” Canada’s Department of Finance said on X, without elaborating further. “We are continually working with Canadian industries to assess the effectiveness of these measures, with a primary focus on industries that have been targeted by U.S. tariffs,” the statement said. C
Trump trades wild insults with Canada’s Doug Ford (opens the original)
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The trade war between the United States and Canada erupted into an extraordinary exchange of insults and threats between President Donald Trump and Doug Ford, the leader of Ontario. The White House put tariffs of 50 per cent on some Canadian goods Saturday after trade talks collapsed. That prompted Prime Minister Mark Carney to announce hours later that Canada will impose counter-tariffs. He was backed strongly by Ford, whose province is on the front line of Trump’s tariffs as Canada’s auto and
Canada to unveil U.S. tariff response including loans, benefits (opens the original)
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Canada’s government on Tuesday will announce a range of measures to “protect and support” its workers and businesses in response to 50 per cent U.S. tariffs which were applied to about US$20 billion of its annual exports on Saturday. Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne, Industry Minister Melanie Joly, Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu and Evan Solomon, the minister for artificial intelligence, will hold a press conference to outline measures at 11 a.m. Ottawa time, the Finance Department said M
U.S. wants its booze back in Canada’s stores but some say don’t buy it (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney has asked Canada’s provinces to end their bans on the retail sale of U.S. alcoholic beverages. It’s a necessary step to getting a trade deal with U.S. President Donald Trump across the finish line. The response so far indicates he’s succeeding — but some provincial politicians, still angry at what they see as an American assault on the Canadian economy, won’t encourage consumers to end their personal boycotts of U.S. goods. Canada’s provincial governments control alcoh
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