Back in session: Alberta teachers ordered back to work for Wednesday
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Back in session: Alberta teachers ordered back to work for Wednesday

Calgary students will return to school after a 17-day strike, with the Alberta government enforcing the Back to School Act. This bill concludes negotiations with the Alberta Teachers’ Association, granting salary increases and new teacher hires but banning future local bargaining. Critics, including the opposition, condemn the government's approach as undemocratic.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford shouts out newspapers during National Newspaper Week
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford shouts out newspapers during National Newspaper Week

National Newspaper Week, celebrated from October 5 to 11, highlighted the value of local journalism in Canada, with Ontario Premier Doug Ford praising The Manitoulin Expositor as a vital community source. During the event, he announced infrastructure plans, including a refurbishment of the 110-year-old Manitoulin swing bridge and a new nursing home in Wiikwemkoong.
Facebook prioritizing AI slop over legitimate Canadian news
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Facebook prioritizing AI slop over legitimate Canadian news

October marks the start of municipal election season in Alberta and Quebec, amidst Meta's news blocking in Canada. This dynamic raises concerns about accurate information as citizens struggle to verify facts. An incident illustrates the risk of AI-generated misinformation, emphasizing the necessity for reliable news sources before crucial voting decisions.