AI Cheating Is Raising New Concerns at Canadian Universities
Canadian universities are confronting growing worries over AI-driven cheating.
Canadian universities face growing concerns over AI cheating
AI cheating in Canadian universities is rising as generative tools spread.
See how schools are tightening rules and rethinking assessments
Port of Vancouver expansion referred to federal projects office
Port of Vancouver expansion could boost trade, jobs and cargo capacity fast.
Major Projects Office review may speed approval for Canada’s gateway to Asia.
A dozen cats missing after New Westminster apartment fire
Pinecrest Manor fire leaves residents displaced and 12 cats missing in New Westminster
Volunteers and a tracking dog search nearby debris—see how the community is helping
New evacuation order issued for Boston Bar area amid wildfires
Boston Bar evacuation order: wildfire updates for BC properties at risk
See which areas are affected and what residents must do now
B.C. officials prepare for more wildfire activity as dry lightning continues
BC wildfire risk rises as dry lightning threatens more fire starts
See where restrictions stand and why crews expect conditions to stay high
Canada reports cyclosporiasis cases as U.S. outbreak grows
Cyclosporiasis cases rise in Canada, with most linked to travel and no U.S. outbreak tie
See the latest health updates and what officials say about imported produce risks
AI guilt may be preventing safer use conversations, researchers say
AI in classrooms and workplaces: why Canadians feel guilty using it
See how open AI conversations can support safer, smarter use