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When Evidence Can Be Deepfaked, How Do Courts Decide What’s Real?

AI is pushing Canada’s justice system toward a crisis of trust The post When Evidence Can Be Deepfaked, How Do Courts Decide What’s Real? first appeared on The Walrus.

Alberta’s new ‘streamlined’ family law system could expedite divorces, child support matters

Part of Alberta’s family law system has gotten a major overhaul — one that could move matters, such as divorce and child ...
The Canadian Press on MSN

Geoffrey Morawetz, chief justice of Ontario's Superior Court, to retire in May

TORONTO — Geoffrey Morawetz, the chief justice of the Ontario Superior Court who led the charge to modernize the province's justice system, is set to retire this spring.
Opinion

Michael Higgins: Carney wants 'justice' for the world, but what about for Canadians?

It is always a little worrying when politicians wrap themselves in the flag. Patriotism is such an easy emotion to arouse that the public, with banners flying, almost always rally to the “cause” — ...
The Business Standard

Violence on campus is not student politics

Weak enforcement of university regulations has allowed intimidation and mob behaviour to replace lawful disciplinary processes ...

Chief justice who pushed to modernize Ontario court system retiring in May

Geoffrey Morawetz, the chief justice of the Ontario Superior Court who led the charge to modernize the province's justice ...
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Federal Agents Arrest Three Following St. Paul Church Disruption

Federal agents with the FBI and Homeland Security arrested three people this week. The arrests stem from a protest that ...