61 h. ago After Sun article, Industry minister promises to delist Samidoun as not

Despite being listed as a terrorist group a year ago, the Vancouver-based terror group is still listed as an active not-for-profit corporation

Politics

3 d. ago Opinion: In suicide prevention, connection, not AI saves lives

We live in an era when technology appears to offer solutions for nearly everything. AI can write our emails, predict our shopping lists, even chat with us when we’re lonely. But when it comes to suicide prevention, the answer has always been human connection. The real question is: what role should technology play? At LivingWorks, […]

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4 d. ago What to know as Poland invokes NATO Article 4 over Russian drones

Poland described the violation of its airspace as an act of aggression, but it has not said whether it believes the violations were deliberate or accidental

Events

4 d. ago What is NATO’s Article 4? Here’s what happens after Russian drone incursion

The incursion of Russian drones into Poland's airspace came three days after Russia’s largest aerial attack on Ukraine since the war began.

Events

1 week ago Varcoe: Big dreams and more Dreamliners fuel WestJet's plans to expand global air travel from Calgary

'No question about it, the 787 order leaps off the page ... It just opens up more international destinations, quite likely focused on Calgary,' said aviation analyst Rick Erickson

Transport

1 week ago Opinion: AI’s ‘strip mining’ of news articles must be stopped

Canadian, EU publishers warn about the threat posed to journalism — and the general public — by unfettered Big Tech

Culture

1 week ago Braid: UCP government's cash clawback and AISH upheaval seem heartless

The government seems clueless about the psychological harm they’re inflicting on people who face challenges most of us never imagine

Politics

3 w. ago Baranyai: AI not evolving quickly enough to keep up with Gen Alpha

Framework to improve AI moderation systems to protect youth is needed

Other

3 w. ago André Pratte: How Air Canada lost the flight attendants’ strike

The airliner was already on a bad PR footing, and that was before CUPE told Canadians that flight attendants weren't paid for ground work

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3 w. ago Terence Corcoran: CUPE and the ‘crime’ behind the Air Canada strike 

'Unfair Canada' commercials and picket signs served as a giant smear campaign to corrupt the image of Air Canada

Events

3 w. ago CHARLEBOIS: AI could end food recalls as we know them — or make them explode

More recalls do not necessarily mean our food is less safe. They mean we are paying closer attention.

Other

3 w. ago Chris Roberts: Bid to quash Air Canada strike shows Liberals don’t care about workers’ rights

What's the point of anti-scab legislation if the government is going to constantly side with employers and shut down strikes before they even start?

Society

3 w. ago Jesse Kline: Air Canada strike brought to you by the Liberal government

The monster the Grits created is now coming back to bite them

Politics

3 w. ago Opinion: Ordering Air Canada workers back to work bad for the middle class

Will Mark Carney go down in history as the prime minister who weakened worker bargaining power and accelerated the decline of the Canadian middle class? That’s the question that many Canadian unions and workers are asking in the context of the contentious strike by Air Canada flight attendants. And they’re demanding a major course-correction from […]

Society

3 w. ago LILLEY: Here’s the legal reason the Air Canada strike will only end at the table

The days of governments being able to order an end to a strike are over.

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