‘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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Camrose students protest disturbing rape, mutilation messages shared on Snapchat

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WARNING: The details in this story may be disturbing “We say no! We say no! Rape and violence got to

New Brunswick teachers receiving 14.5 per cent wage bump over five years

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Parents call for remedial literacy plan as more Nova Scotia students fall behind

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Parents, advocates and the Opposition NDP are sounding the alarm over the province’s education system, saying too many students are

Should AI training start in kindergarten? What we know about Ottawa’s plan

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The long-delayed federal artificial intelligence strategy is here, and the federal government wants the youngest Canadians to get familiar with

Lethbridge Polytechnic creating new projects to strengthen bail risk assessments

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The human side of criminal justice is taking centre stage at Lethbridge Polytechnic. In corrections, officers have an abundance of