Manitoba could turn to classrooms as the first place to ban children from using social media and artificial intelligence chatbots, and one young advocate is urging the province to work with those it’s aiming to protect.
The Manitoba government will move to ban children from using social media accounts and artificial intelligence chatbots, Premier Wab Kinew told fellow New Democrats on Saturday night.
CRTC chairperson Vicky Eatrides says the regulator would like to move more quickly to modernize Canada’s broadcasting system, but implementing the new rules is complex work and the CRTC must consider conflicting opinions.
A new poll says most Canadians support banning social media for anyone under the age of 16.
Some City of Winnipeg services will be temporarily unavailable overnight as officials carry out planned network upgrades.
TikTok is being allowed to continue its operations in Canada after the government wrapped up a national security review.
Some Winnipeg police officers will begin wearing body cameras in the coming months as part of a pilot project.
Winnipeg Transit riders can now track buses in near-real-time using GPS through the Navigo trip planner and the Winnipeg Transit app.
A 55-year-old Winnipeg man has been charged after allegedly making online threats towards Prime Minister Mark Carney and others.
Winnipeg police and the Manitoba government have launched a new anti-fraud campaign aimed at protecting older adults from phone scams.
Winnipeg residents can now check whether sidewalks, pathways and bike routes have been cleared before heading out.
The Liberal government says it continues to be open to a deal with Meta to bring news back to Facebook and Instagram in Canada.
