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Artificial Intelligence, Medicine, Bias, and Ethics
December 5 2022 LocalArtificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly touching every facet of our society, including transportation, the stock market, dating, and health care (where I focus my work).
As AI makes its way …

The appointment of senator Dr. Margo Greenwood
November 21 2022 LocalThe Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced that the Governor General appointed Dr. Margo Greenwood as an independent senator to fill a vacancy for British Columbia.
Newly appointed …

UBC researcher to study young adults who live with their parents
November 21 2022 EconomyPhoto courtesy of the University of British Columbia
Young adults in Canada are less likely to own a home and more likely to live with their parents than they were a decade ago, according to …

The Canadian and the French governments, and local French authorities secure long-term protection of Juno Beach in France
November 7 2022 International“Canadians came ashore at Juno Beach as part of the most ambitious military operation that the world has ever seen and in turn, helped liberate a continent. The story of Juno Beach and the Battle …

Fifty years later, Ismaili Muslims are still giving back to the country that gave them hope: Senator Jaffer
November 7 2022 ColumnsBeing an Ismaili Muslim woman is a very important part of my identity. On numerous occasions I have spoken in the Senate Chamber, on conference stages and in media interviews about my Ismaili …

Accelerating the success of Black entrepreneurs requires reimagining support programs
October 24 2022 ColumnsHalifax’s Smooth Meal Prep is one of two successful businesses co-founded by Nevell Provo that have grown through the pandemic. They generate $700,000 in annual sales, are cash flow positive and …

Can philanthropy reduce inequality?
October 24 2022 ColumnsOne of Canada’s largest meetings on philanthropy takes place this month as foundations, corporate donors and government funders gather for Philanthropic Foundations Canada’s annual conference.…

How climate change is impacting older women
October 3 2022 LocalOlder women can come to the table to tackle inclusive climate change solutions.
Recent heat waves around the world are reminders of global warming and its detrimental impact on our health and …

Harrison Mooney shines a light on transracial adoption, Black consciousness as VPL’s new writer in residence
October 3 2022 CultureVancouver author and journalist Harrison Mooney has been named the Vancouver Public Library’s 2022 writer in residence.
Mooney is known for his work as a journalist with The Vancouver Sun and …

The Francophone community in B.C. has an equal right to public education
October 3 2022 ColumnsSchool trustees are part of the fabric of the community; they bring a local perspective to their work on boards of public education. They add a lot of input to discussions with the Ministry of …