Canada Confronts AI Skills Crisis
Committee hears testimony calling for a comprehensive strategy to upskill workers and prevent high-value tech talent from fleeing south.
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Jamie Bell
Jamie Bell is a Winnipeg-based interdisciplinary artist and strategist working at the intersection of media arts, community engagement, and public affairs. Among others, his work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Manitoba Arts Council, and the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, with a focus on participatory media, strategic communications, and arts-based collaboration across northern and urban contexts.
Silenced by Ottawa: Canada slaps gag orders on scientists
Inside the federal gag orders muzzling Canadian agricultural scientists as an all-party committee demands Ottawa lift directives blocking public servants from speaking out.
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Funding the Propaganda: Public Broadcaster Accused of Slaying Facts
Shocking multi-year audits reveal that taxpayer dollars actively elevated radical anti-Zionist hate groups onto mainstream broadcast platforms.
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Speculators Extinguish Young Farmers
Because young operators lack deep cash reserves and extensive credit histories, traditional commercial banking models are choking out fresh blood.
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AI Devours Third of Canadian Music and Arts Streaming Revenue
Outraged lawmakers confront heritage department officials over historical failures to guard vulnerable national copyrights against corporate scraping.
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Canada Stuck in ‘Locker Room’ of AI Race
Business advocates testify that prolonged administrative delays in releasing the national strategy severely harm domestic technology innovators.
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AI Starving Rural Canada?
Rapidly accelerating artificial intelligence investments widen geographic performance gaps between major urban tech hubs and resource regions.
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Empty Fields, Empty Shelves: Canada’s Agriculture Crisis
Ontario and Quebec alone command over eighty percent of fresh vegetable production volumes across the entire country.
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Ottawa Warns One-Size-Fits-All AI Policy Will Fail Creative Sectors
Government officials consider funding defensive creative technologies to help independent human artists navigate market complexities.
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Canada Integrates AI Into Federal Impact Assessments to Cut Costs
The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada is adopting AI tools to cut backlogs and lower operational costs.
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