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As the use of artificial intelligence reaches mainstream audiences and becomes increasingly accessible to the public, concern is growing around its misuse. 

In an announcement on Tuesday, the government said the new tower would be built as part of the Toronto Western Hospital at Dundas and Bathurst streets.

Flight Centre is fighting the rise of imposter websites and has had more than 200 taken down since last summer. The booking scam fleeced one Vancouver man for $2,280.

Federal authorities noted a significant spike in threats to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other senior public figures during the lead-up to the 2021 election.

The B.C. Securities Commission has fined the owner of a hop farm more than $1 million over allegations the owner misused investor funds.

Donald Trump won the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, tightening his grip on the Republican presidential nomination and bolstering the likelihood of a rematch against Joe Biden.

The wealth gap in Canada has been widening amid higher interest rates from the central ban as lower-income households less able to benefit from investment opportunities.

Police say on Jan. 17, an unknown driver approached two children in a parking lot and gave them crackers before driving away.

The Bank of Canada's quarterly Business Outlook Survey shows firms are generally planning fewer and less steep price hikes in the year to come after a period of high inflation.

Canada's economy has benefitted from non-permanent residents in recent years, Desjardins says, but efforts to stem the flow of temporary workers could deepen a forecasted downturn.