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Canadian news publishers sue OpenAI over alleged copyright infringement

A coalition of Canadian news publishers, including The Canadian Press, Torstar, Globe and Mail, Postmedia and CBC/Radio-Canada, has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI for using news content to train its ChatGPT generative artificial intelligence system

The Independent UK

Trudeau govt accepts leaks days after Canada paper named Washington Post anonymous sources

Last week, Canada daily The Globe and Mail reported that Canada’s national security and intelligence adviser Nathalie G Drouin and deputy minister David Morrison shared sensitive information with The Washington Post about alleged Indian interference in the country.

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How the world’s newspapers retold the horror of 9/11 on their front pages

The front pages of 12 September, 2001 show how the world’s newspapers reacted to the tragedy

The Independent UK

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Meet Me at the Lake: What you need to know about the book Harry and Meghan ‘have film rights’ to

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly taking on a new venture.

The Independent UK

Why Hudson’s Bay Company’s Future Is in Question

HBC saw its start during London’s bubonic plague and might see its end in the aftermath of COVID-19’s retail devastation

The Walrus

Looking forward into the past: Lessons for the future of Medicare on its 60th anniversary

It is the 60th anniversary of Medicare, but no one seems to care.

The Conversation

Canada to drop vaccination demand and random Covid tests

Random post-arrival test injects a degree of uncertainty not usually found elsewhere

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Trudeau’s team defend Bohemian Rhapsody rendition before Queen’s funeral

Clip of Canadian prime minister singing in London hotel two days before funeral has sparked criticism

The Guardian - UK

OLD How the world’s newspapers retold the horror of 9/11 on their front pages

The front pages of 12 September, 2001 show how the world’s newspapers reacted to the tragedy

The Independent UK

How the world’s newspapers retold the horror of 9/11 on their front pages

The front pages of 12 September, 2001 show how the world’s newspapers reacted to the tragedy

The Independent UK

Splendid and strange: how world's newspapers farewelled the Queen

Some front pages were regal. Others were odd.

The Canberra Times

‘Constant and reassuring’: global media pay tribute after death of the Queen

New York Times says Elizabeth II ‘projected stability’; Japan’s Asahi Shimbun says she ‘cared about postwar reconciliation’

The Guardian - UK

Anger as Lisa LaFlamme dropped as Canada TV anchor after going grey

Award-winning host of CTV National News ‘shocked and saddened’ as company denies accusations of sexism and ageism

The Guardian - US

Trudeau Rips Hockey Canada in Wake of Slush Fund Report

The fund reportedly was used to quietly settle claims of sexual abuse.

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The Guardian - UK

UK under pressure over Alexander Lebedev sanctions after Canada move

Labour says the case for the British government to follow Ottawa’s lead is ‘extremely strong’

The Conversation

A guaranteed basic income could end poverty, so why isn’t it happening?

On April 27, Senator Diane Bellemare published an op-ed in the Globe and Mail opposing a proposal for guaranteed basic income where all Canadian citizens and residents over the age of 17 would receive unconditional guaranteed sufficient income.

Reason

New Globe and Mail Article on How and Why Canada Should Open its Doors to More Ukrainian and Russian Refugees

I coauthored it with Canadian immigration policy expert Sabine El-Chidiac.

The Guardian - UK

‘First you cry, then get used to it’: Ukraine villagers find a kind of refuge in Mykolaiv

Ukraine is holding out in the heavily bombarded port city and even as thousands of people try to leave, others are arriving

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The Guardian - UK

‘Fortress Odesa’: city falls silent as fearful residents await Russian advance

Ukraine’s historic ‘mother city’, so far undamaged, is bolstering its defences against an expected attack

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