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Ashley MacIsaac has discontinued his defamation lawsuit against Google over an AI overview that confused him with a sexual offender with the same name. (The Canadian Press/Andrew Vaughan)

The end of musician Ashley MacIsaac’s defamation lawsuit against the search engine giant Google leaves questions unresolved in the area of libel and artificial intelligence, an expert ...

Structured intervention units were introduced in Canada after the use of solitary confinement was banned in 2019. But cuts to the federal correctional service could mean fewer staff to oversee the program. (The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck)

The federal government is cutting funding tied to prison spaces for high-risk offenders that saw thousands of transfers in recent yea...

Prime Minister Mark Carney and B.C. Premier David Eby agreed in June to collaborate on a project to convert more than 2,200 condo units into affordable rental housing. (The Canadian Press/Ethan Cairns)

A real estate investment firm has questions for the B.C. government about its plan to buy thousands of unsold condominium units.

High Art Capital, a Toronto-based ...

As operations to move 30 beluga whales out of Marineland get underway, the sanctuary that made an unsuccessful bid to rehome the whales has registered to lobby the Ontario government. (The Canadian Press/Carlos Osorio)

The Whale Sanctuary Project, an animal welfare non-profit, registered to lobby the Ontario government to discuss “the humane care and long-term retiremen...

Brain injuries are much more common in Canada than spinal cord injuries, but for more than a decade an annual B.C. fund to support both kinds of disabilities has mainly been allocated to spinal cord research and services. (The Canadian Press/Chris Young)

Over the last three decades, the charity led by “Man in Motion” Rick Hansen has received more than $57 million from th...