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Rogue AI agents tried and failed to hack US and Canadian government websites

Researchers cannot confidently say who was responsible, but evidence points to rogue Google and OpenAI agents carrying out a range of aggressive tactics to collect datasets and test their vulnerabilities.

Euronews · 1h ago

How Canada used the Indian Act to target Indigenous leaders

For nearly 25 years, from 1927 to 1951, Section 141 of the Indian Act made it illegal for Indigenous Peoples to fundraise or hire lawyers to pursue land and rights claims against the Canadian government without permission from the Department of Indian Affairs.

The Conversation · Sep 28

The RCMP’s surveillance of Indigenous groups exposes a centuries-long pattern in Canada

News recently broke about how the RCMP’s security service infiltrated and surveilled Indigenous rights organizations in the 1970s.

The Conversation · Apr 9

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5 vital leadership takeaways from the life of Chief Poundmaker

In the 21st century, leadership is typically framed in the position of power, strategy and authority and oftentimes considered interchangeable with management.

The Conversation · Aug 21, 2025

Peggy Guggenheim: ‘My motto was “Buy a picture a day” and I lived up to it’

Five years spent at her Sussex country retreat inspired Peggy Guggenheim to reframe her future, kickstarting one of the most thrilling modern-art collections in history

Wallpaper · Sep 13, 2024

The complex legacy of Lou Marsh and his trophy

Recently, the Toronto Star announced it is retiring the name of its famed sport reporter and editor, Lou Marsh, from its trophy honouring Canada’s top athlete. When Marsh passed away suddenly in 1936, the Star brought leading Canadian sports journalists together to commemorate his contributions to their industry by establishing…

The Conversation · Oct 25, 2022

Libraries in the U.S. and Canada are changing how they refer to Indigenous Peoples

The two largest agencies responsible for the language we use to discover books in libraries in North America — the Library of Congress in the United States, and Library and Archives Canada — are changing how they refer to Indigenous Peoples.

The Conversation · Aug 4, 2022

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Unmarked graves on school grounds force Canada to confront disturbing past

Roberta Hill is a survivor of one of Canada's residential schools for Indigenous children. Some never returned home.

ABC News · Jun 1, 2022

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