OpenAI, the American company behind ChatGPT, has said that it banned the account associated with the teenager behind a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., last June. community on Feb. 10, including five children and an education assistant at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, before killing herself. WATCH | Victims of Tumbler Ridge mass shooting identified: RCMP identify all 8 victims of shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. | Duration 4:37 RCMP on Thursday identified the six children and two adults shot and killed in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. The Tumbler Ridge mass shooting is one of Canada's worst-ever, and it led to an outpouring of grief across the country and the world.

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The Rule of Law, Access to Justice and Administrative AdjudicationI was in Dublin last week for the launch of the Law Reform Commission of Ireland’s recent Consultation Paper on Non-Court Adjudicative Bodies (see here). You can view the event here, chaired by Justice Bolger and featuring remarks from me, Frank Clarke and Richard Barrett:

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Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementFor two do-or-die games in a row, now, Canada has had to overcome a difficult opponent to fight back and win. McDavid, who also set the record for most points in a single Olympics with NHL players involved, once again was brilliant. McDavid assumed the captain’s ‘C’ and was a monster carrying the puck and creating scoring chances all night. Canada did bank on having most of its roster from the 4 Nations Face-Off last year return for this Italian campaign. It allowed Rantanen to absolutely wire the puck right off the draw over Binnington’s shoulder for the opening goal.

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Washington — President Trump says he's considering a limited military strike on Iran, as the U.S. military builds up its presence in the region. "I guess I can say I am considering that," the president said when a reporter asked him Friday if he's considering a limited military strike on the country. On Thursday, CBS News reported Mr. Trump had not yet made a final decision about whether to strike, according to sources familiar with the discussions. "And if they join us, that'll be great, if they don't join us, that'll be great, too. Or, if that doesn't happen, I maybe, can understand if it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on Friday defended proposals to limit government benefits to non-permanent residents in the province. During the news conference, Smith pointed to foreign workers, international students and asylum-seekers as examples of temporary residents in the province. 'Really scared for them'Smith said Ontario doesn't provide health benefits to temporary workers. Greene said Smith's desire to limit temporary workers' access to health care is puzzling given that they pay taxes just like citizens and permanent residents. WATCH | Alberta premier defends proposal to limit benefits to non-permanent residents: Danielle Smith takes questions after referendum announcement | Duration 41:56 After announcing a fall referendum on immigration and potential constitution changes, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith held a news conference following her provincial address.

Multiple rounds of snow are on the way for Nova Scotia over the next few days with a pair of systems moving in for the weekend and then a larger storm set to arrive on Monday. The first system at hand will track south of Nova Scotia tonight and Saturday morning bringing snow for the southwest half of the mainland. Nor'easter next weekAll eyes are on next week, as another nor’easter looks set to move in with significant snowfall and strong winds. Winds are looking set to gust 60 to 80 km/h which will lead to blowing and drifting snow. However most models are currently bringing the snow in throughout Monday afternoon with significant distributions looking likely for the evening commute.

The home of the Toronto police constable described as the “genesis” of a months-long corruption probe was listed for sale this week while the officer remains behind bars. A suspension without pay takes effect 60 days after notice is given, so Barnhardt could lose his income by April 10. Toronto police would not confirm whether or not any of those officers have asked for a review. Speaking generally about suspending officers without pay, lawyer David Butt said it can be an appropriate tool when it’s used with restraint. Derek McCormick is the sole Toronto officer charged in connection with the corruption probe for whom a suspension without pay hasn’t been requested.

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Hot Take: Gritty vets send Canada to golden gameSportsDuration 1:42Mike Johnson breaks down another playoff thriller for the Canadian men, who took down the Finns 3-2 with less than a minute left in regulation to advance to the gold-medal game.

(Canadian Armed Forces/YouTube)For the second quarter (July to September), no summer advertising spending was disclosed. The shifts emerge in the third quarter (October to December), which reports $17 million worth of federal advertising, but re-prioritizes these messages compared to the first quarter. PCO was not allocated any central advertising fund resources in earlier quarters. The federal budget in November added $25 million to increase the annual limit for its central advertising fund in 2025-26. The November budget document lays out an additional $80 million for the central advertising fund for the next four fiscal years, suggesting an increased focus on paid advertising messages in the Carney government's communications strategy stretching into 2030.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is shaking up the Natural Resources Department in what an internal memo describes as “a deliberate step” to align with the government’s priority of finding new ways to boost revenues. The changes were outlined by Natural Resources deputy minister Sandra McKenzie on Thursday in an internal email obtained by CBC News. The source said the changes announced Thursday at Natural Resources appear intended to make it easier for development projects to proceed. Lancaster said “it’s getting increasingly frustrating” that the point must be made that protecting biodiversity and conservation is not contradictory to fostering economic development. NDP natural resources critic Kendra Coombes said the changes put the premier's "political agenda ahead of safeguarding our parks, coastlines and wildlife for future generations."

Instant Reaction: Canada punches ticket to Gold Medal Game with thrilling comeback win vs. FinlandWelcome back to Instant Reaction, the series here at CanucksArmy where we give you our instant reaction to every Vancouver Canucks game and ask our readers to do the same in the comments section below! Canada was called for too many men on the ice just before the ten minute mark, giving Finland the game’s first power play. Sam Bennett took an absolutely puzzling goalie interference penalty with just over three minutes left in the period, putting Finland back on the power play. Wilson marginally redeemed himself when he drew a tripping penalty, giving Canada a chance to tie things up on the power play. With just over six minutes to go, Anton Lundell got his stick up on Florida Panthers teammate Anton Lundell, giving Canada another power play opportunity.