The future isn't a private club
The author argues that AI literacy and public participation, not just expert councils and industry showcases, should shape how communities engage with artificial intelligence.
Editorials
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The editors
- Chief Editor
- Donna Purcell, K.C.
- Deputy Chief Editor
- Jacqueline Biollo
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A Weekend in New York, Seen Through the Lens of Canada-U.S. Relations
Drawing on a recent trip and the rhythms of the fashion industry, the author reflects on how trade policy, security measures and cultural ties have shaped the relationship between Canada and the United States over time.
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Alberta's Separatist Talk Deserves an Open Debate, Not Whispers
A Montreal-born Calgarian who lived through Quebec's referendum era argues that if people are seriously pushing for Alberta's exit from Canada, they should say so publicly, name their proposals, and let Albertans weigh the consequences.
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The Risks of Alberta Separation in a Changing Global Order
An Open Letter from Donna Purcell, K.C.