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Part Training Day, part Bad Lieutenant, the film plays on the dirty cop genre and gives it a more intimate spin. Instead of simply...
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Two federal announcements point to the same priority of keeping Canada's AI stack on home soil.
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Boards are pushing Canadian companies to use AI. The code is now shipping itself, unchecked, with the company on the hook for what happens...
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"The economy is resilient, but it's also kind of precariously perched," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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Chinese Alibaba said that net profit dropped by nearly a fifth during its most recent fiscal year, weighed by challenges and push into AI.
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Asian stocks fell on Wednesday as markets digested the lack of progress towards Middle East peace and setbacks that rattled the boom in AI...
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The appointment of a woman to the UN’s top job is a question of “historical justice” according to Maria Fernanda Espinosa, who is seeking...
Business
They come in blister packs of 10 like any normal painkiller and you can buy them easily in roadside kiosks and street pharmacies across...
World
Lebanon and Israel are to hold new peace talks in Washington starting Thursday, as their latest ceasefire — considered to still be in place...
World
French authorities on Wednesday allowed asymptomatic passengers to leave a British cruise ship, saying a gastrointestinal virus was behind an outbreak of sickness that...
World
The United States on Wednesday renewed an offer of $100 million in aid for Cuba, pressuring its longtime nemesis to cooperate as it weathers...
World
An American woman who made headlines by writing a children’s book about grief after poisoning her husband was sentenced to life in prison without...
World
US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are set to tackle thorny issues dividing the two superpowers when they meet in Beijing...
Entertainment
If there’s any film showing how financial suffering bogs down an atypical American family, look no further than Think of Me, which recently screened...
Life
The scenery is far from those we can see in tourist folders. The scenery is rather grayish. It seems that randomness of still progressing...
Entertainment
The invitation-only event took place recently at Avenue Lounge in the Four Seasons Hotel. The 27th annual luncheon, hosted by former Hollywood Reporter editor...
Entertainment
It’s easy to root for documentary filmmaker Nick Broomfield: the Brit travels to the unfamiliar territory of Wasilla, Alaska, the home of Sarah Palin....
Entertainment
What The Ides of March does for American politics, The Student does for Argentinean school politics. Evoking the same betrayal and naivete themes as...
Entertainment
When I left the theatre after watching 50/50, I knew I had watched a rare feat: a film about contracting a life-threatening disease filled...
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George Clooney gets behind and in front of the camera for his fourth directorial feature, and it’s a star-studded success. The Ides of March...
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Op-Ed: TIFF 2011 – Sisters & Brothers a contrived look at sibling love (Includes first-hand account)
Sibling relationships are under the microscope in Sisters & Brothers, the latest film from Canadian director Carl Bessai, who also used the ensemble technique...
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You won’t find Lynn Herrmann white-knuckled behind the wheel in rush hour traffic, or clutching a Starbucks on a busy city street. Herrmann, 55,...
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As we do every week on Friday, we’ve collected the top stories (as voted by you) and compiled them on one page. Our writers...