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Elections Canada workers say issues in 2 Cape Breton offices made April vote a 'nightmare'
Several Elections Canada workers in a newly reconfigured Nova Scotia riding say a number of issues made April's voting process a "nightmare" for poll workers and voters alike.
Quebec anti-abortion group fails to reverse decision banning protests in front of clinics
Protesters will have to remain 50 metres away from abortion clinics in Quebec. On Monday, a Quebec Superior Court judge upheld the 2016 law, citing the need for the boundary.
Charging a soldier with terrorism may be a first, but Canadian military has history of extremism in its ranks
Suspected cases of right-wing extremism are not new to the Canadian Forces. It’s been a recurring issue for over 30 years, one the military has dealt with intermittent resolve and uneven results.
The race to provide AI agents for tedious tasks is on, but should we trust them with our data?
OpenAI recently began rolling out an AI agent that aims to be a virtual personal assistant, completing tasks like booking appointments, hotels or flights. And they’re not alone. But experts caution that this technology comes with security and reliability risks.