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How Canada can overcome the backlash against AI data centres

The Globe and Mail 27 Aug

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If governments want to get data centre projects off the ground, they need to mitigate potential harms and invest in benefits to residents and businesses

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We’ve convinced students they shouldn’t sound like themselves when they write. No wonder they use AI

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Sovereign individuals are a threat to democracy in the United States – and Canada, too

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‘Pete Hegseth’s post about Canadian cadets angered me more than any other shameful words uttered or actions initiated by the Trump administration.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 4

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Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario is a power move and a time-honoured tradition

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Sovereign individuals are a threat to democracy in the United States – and Canada, too

‘Pete Hegseth’s post about Canadian cadets angered me more than any other shameful words uttered or actions initiated by the Trump administration.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 4

Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario is a power move and a time-honoured tradition