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Should Canada remove the religious exemption from its hate‑speech laws even if it might limit religious expression?
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Infrastructure Takeaways From Canada's 2025 Budget The budget will spend C$115 billion on infrastructure over the next five years.

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Canada should balance fiscal responsibility with strategic capital investment, not just cut deficits.
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The revival of Canada’s IPO market reflects growing investor confidence, signaling potential economic recovery and optimism.
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Toronto’s social capital has declined mainly due to the pandemic, economic challenges, and reduced civic participation, rather than technology or social media.
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Yes, the U.S. should intervene to ensure American tech companies remain competitive internationally.

No, regulators must discipline professionals for harmful speech outside work to protect public trust

Should social media platforms be required to host and share professional news content, even if doing so reduces their profits and audience engagement? 
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Meta's news ban changed how people share political info — for the worse, studies show - CBC.ca Canada News Media provides the latest news from Canada! Read the Meta's news ban changed how people share political info — for the worse, studies show - CBC.ca and find out a lot of new information wi...

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Some protections should be expanded, but not a full ban. Teaching digital safety and improving privacy settings may work better.

No, because too many rules could limit young people’s freedom. Teens should learn how to use social media safely instead of being fully restricted.

Yes, it should be expanded
Yes, because all young people deserve to be safe online. Stronger privacy rules can protect them from harmful content and data tracking.

Should governments ban social media for teens to protect them, even if it limits their freedom and access to information?
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Experts warn of threat to democracy from ‘AI bot swarms’ infesting social media Misinformation technology could be deployed at scale to disrupt 2028 US presidential election, AI researchers say

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Yes, cities should use surveillance cameras because they help to prevent crime and catch criminals, and rules can limit access to the footage to protect people’s privacy.
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No, forcing phone companies to share source code and phone logs would invade people’s privacy and give the government too much control over personal information.
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Yes, cities should allow high‑tech surveillance cameras because they can enhance public safety by helping police identify suspects and deter crime, and access to footage is tightly controlled (e.g., only via court order), making them a useful tool despite privacy concerns.
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Should Windsor allow facial recognition technology with its public surveillance cameras, even if it could help crime-fighting?

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Police should not use facial recognition on body cameras yet.It can invade people’s privacy and make mistakes that harm innocent people.

Police should not use facial recognition on body cameras yet.It can invade people’s privacy and make mistakes that harm innocent people.

Police should not use facial recognition on body cameras yet.It can invade people’s privacy and make mistakes that harm innocent people.

Should police use real-time AI facial recognition on body cameras despite privacy, bias, and civil liberties concerns?

AI-powered police body cameras, once taboo, get tested on Canadian city's 'watch list' of faces Police in Edmonton, Canada, have started a pilot project using AI-equipped body cameras to detect faces on a "high risk" watch list.

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No because U.S. companies were just selling their products and its not their headache in what whey they are using it

No, its their government decision how to use the product which is not U S problem weather they are using in right way or wrong

No because U.S. companies were just selling their products and its not their headache in what whey they are using it

Should U.S. technology companies be held responsible for how their products are used in foreign surveillance systems that enable human rights abuses?

PHOTO ESSAY: Invisible infrared surveillance technology and those caught in its digital cage When you unlock a phone, step into view of a security camera or drive past a license plate reader at night, beams of infrared light - invisible to the naked eye — shine onto the unique contours of you...

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