Abigail Turner

A race to regulate: Canada falls behind as the EU sets AI legislation

After Canada’s failed attempt to pass artificial intelligence legislation, other jurisdictions like the European Union have pushed forward with comprehensive rules. Experts say Ottawa could take lessons from their model.

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Farmers see higher profits and healthier soil when moving to regenerative practices, but face financial and policy barriers to making the transition.

Province-wide pet-friendly rentals could reduce homelessness: B.C. advocates

B.C. advocates urge the provincial government to prohibit pet bans in tenancy agreements.

Canada’s housing market at a standstill, impacting social services system-wide: study

More than half of Canadian homeowners say they plan to stay in their current homes, according to a recent CPA Canada study, a trend that is contributing to a stagnant housing market in some cities and placing added pressure on the social sector.

Ottawa opens applications for $12.6M school food research program

City of Vancouver calls for festival federal funding return

Vancouver’s city council plans to push the federal government to restore and expand federal funding for major festivals and cultural events.

BC Rent Bank secures one-year funding extension

B.C. government to end rent supplement program April 1

Affordable housing programs rolled back under BC government budget cuts.

Black Canadians overrepresented in law courts: StatsCan

B.C. community to receive tiny home village