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CNAR 2026: Canadian regulators confront AI, mobility, and the limits of their reach
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Broadcaster Gill Deacon urged Canadian regulators at a Montréal conference to treat uncertainty as a chance to solve problems. Sessions examined nurse licensing changes, an artificial intelligence model whose opioid-harm predictions became less accurate after the pandemic altered health care, and the need to keep evaluating such tools. Nova Scotia plans to launch a redesigned nursing registration process on 1 December 2026.