CHARBONNEAU – Data centres are the embodiment of our AI fears
IN AN IPSOS AI Monitor survey, two thirds of Canadians view AI as a direct threat to jobs, personal privacy, and overall stability of society. Of 32 countries surveyed, [Continue]
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FORSETH – The loudest voices do not represent the majority of people
THIS SHOULD come as no surprise to anyone. Political debate is increasingly being reduced to labels, insults, and automatic partisanship — and that is driving thoughtful, [Continue]
JOHNSON – Intersection at Highway 5 and East Shuswap Road needs a fix
JUNE’S HOT TAKES: A traffic light – We all know it: The corner of Highway 5 and East Shuswap Road, where the Petrocan, Tim Hortons, and the entrance is to the [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Those with incurable mental illness should qualify for MAID
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT continues to deny those with incurable mental illness access to Medical Assistance in Dying. It’s based on the mistaken notion that a mental world [Continue]
SINGH – How to end homelessness in Kamloops
By ARJUN SINGH The Kamloops Chronicle OK, I HATE TO BEGIN this column with a disclaimer. But you need to know this before you read further. Here it is: No community will ever [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Supreme Court gives nod to private land owners
LANDOWNERS can feel more confident that their property won’t be seized by First Nations. The Supreme Court of Canada has rejected an appeal by First Nations that private [Continue]
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