National Post
New federal research institute will study dangers of artificial intelligence
‘If you want people to adopt it, they need to have trust. If there’s no adoption, we will squander the incredible potential of many new technologies’.
Toronto Star
Opinion: Canadian government must fund research centre that was helping to end animal testing
It was a monumental moment, in 2023, when the Canadian government passed Bill S-5, vowing to phase out toxicity testing and ban cosmetic testing on animals. Though we were years behind other countries in doing so, including the entire EU, Canada was at least now on the right track.
CBC News Manitoba
Program to grant 150 scholarships to Indigenous health-care students through SCO partnership
$450,000 of funding for program shared with province and Business Council of Manitoba.
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