Stories listed on October 28, 2026
Hollywood writer Adam Conover urges Saskatchewan workers to unite against AI threats
Adam Conover urged Saskatchewan labour delegates to use collective action to protect workers from artificial intelligence, drawing on the Writers Guild of America’s 2023 strike.
Royal Bank of Canada to block AI agents, calling out ‘unacceptable’ client risk
Royal Bank of Canada is blocking third-party personal AI agents from directly accessing its online banking systems, saying they could act beyond clients’ expectations or expose the bank to liability.
Microsoft buyout offer hits Canada as AI reshapes workforce
Microsoft has opened a time-limited, voluntary exit offer to eligible employees at level 70 and below in participating teams in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and India.
Canada must chart its own AI future
Leslyn Lewis argues that Canada should build its own AI capabilities rather than rely on systems developed in the United States or China.
Senior care, MAID and AI: Key takeaways from Saskatchewan’s Throne Speech
Saskatchewan’s Throne Speech outlined plans for new rules on personal care homes, medical assistance in dying and the misuse of AI-generated voices and images.