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Opinion: Should we replace some public servants with computerized agents?

Like it or not, government services will one day embrace the use of digital agents. Should we encourage it or hold it back?

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Canadian government funds media literacy research project to combat disinformation

Canadian government funds media literacy research project to combat disinformation
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Canadian government funds media literacy research project to combat disinformation

Canadian government funds media literacy research project to combat disinformation
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Canadian government funds media literacy research project to combat disinformation

The Canadian government is providing a C$5.5 million investment to create the

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Pharmacists fear more drugs may fall into loophole that saw B C Ozempic sent to U S

VANCOUVER Canada's pharmacists worry a lack of data about prescription management could see a repeat of the situation with diabetes and weight-loss drug Ozempic, in which thousands of doses have been mailed over the border to Americans.

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