‘Wild West’: Teachers, experts call for unified policies to address AI in classrooms

Teachers and technology experts say the fast pace of artificial intelligence development, combined with Ottawa’s aim to make the technology available for all Canadians, needs a consistent framework so students

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‘Wild West’: Teachers, experts call for unified policies to address AI in classrooms

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Teachers and technology experts say the fast pace of artificial intelligence development, combined with Ottawa’s aim to make the technology

Montreal’s LaSalle College will open its doors as judge renews creditor protection

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Students at LaSalle College said they were relieved and excited as they learned they would be able to return to

Apology sanction struck for Red Deer school trustee who compared Pride to Nazism

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U of W Collegiate rolls out mandatory AI literacy module for students

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As some schools worry about artificial intelligence in the classroom, one in Winnipeg is making it mandatory. This year at

U of T nurse practitioner student looks to break barriers in new Scarborough program

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The University of Toronto is set to welcome its first students to the new Scarborough Academy of Medicine and Integrated

Saskatchewan MP shares vison for new northern university

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A Saskatchewan MP is laying the groundwork for a new university in northern Saskatchewan. Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill River MP Buckley Belanger shared

New Brunswick banning student phone use in public schools

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Lasalle College students, staff rally as college remains closed amid bankruptcy proceedings

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Students and staff gathered outside Lasalle College on Thursday, saying they feel caught in the middle of a dispute between

B.C. officials urge kids to return to school with up-to-date vaccines

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As the majority of B.C.’s children prepare to head back to school next month, the provincial government is urging parents