Canadian Mother Sues OpenAI as Ottawa Moves to Police AI Chatbots
A private family tragedy has become part of a much larger public reckoning over artificial intelligence. A Canadian mother’s lawsuit
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Ottawa Plans Social Media Ban for Children Under 16, Source Says
The fight over children’s screen time is moving from family kitchens to Parliament Hill. Ottawa is reportedly preparing a tougher
U.S. Big Tech Controls 85% of Canada’s Cloud Market as Ottawa Prepares AI Sovereignty Plan
Canada’s next AI battle may not be fought over chatbots, apps, or even talent. It may come down to where
Feds Open to Bill C-22 Changes as VPNs Warn They Could Leave Canada
Canada’s fight over digital privacy has moved from Parliament Hill into the apps and services Canadians use every day. Bill
Ontario Bans Chinese Drones From Police Operations Over Data Concerns
A tool meant to help officers see more from the sky has suddenly become a debate about what might be
17 Reasons People Are Getting More Skeptical of “Smart” Technology
The idea behind smart technology once felt almost irresistible: devices that could learn habits, anticipate needs, save time, and quietly
18 Signs the Next Version of the Internet May Be Less Open Than People Expect
The web has long been imagined as a sprawling public square: messy, searchable, linkable, and open enough for new voices
16 Ways Big Tech Is Reshaping Work While Calling It Productivity
Work has entered an era where efficiency is sold as empowerment, even when it often feels like tighter control. The
16 Reasons Smaller Publishers Are Starting to Worry About AI Search
The anxiety around AI search is not coming from abstract futurism. It is coming from a very practical question: what