Canada has launched AI for All, a new national artificial intelligence strategy aimed at making the country more competitive, more secure, and better prepared for the rapid growth of AI. Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled the plan in Toronto, saying the main question is not whether AI will transform society, but whether it will improve life for all Canadians or only benefit a few. The strategy focuses on safety, reliability, opportunity, and Canadian sovereignty as AI become

Small businesses in Northwestern Ontario are getting a major boost in their efforts to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations, thanks to a new initiative from the Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre (NOIC) in Thunder Bay. The centre has launched the Building Blueprints for AI Adoption (BBAA) program, a structured five-session training and funding initiative designed to help entrepreneurs gain hands-on experience and practical strategies for integrating AI