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Former Regina junior hockey coach’s day parole revoked after Facebook friend request to victim

[published_date] A former Regina junior hockey coach convicted of physically and sexually assaulting a teenaged player in his care has had his day parole revoked, according to a decision published by the Parole Board of Canada. After a trial in 2023, Justice Peter T. Bergbusch ruled that Bernard "Bernie" Lynch inappropriately touched and then hit a 17-year-old while…

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OpenAI and Meta say they’re fixing chatbots to better help users in distress

[published_date] WARNING: This story discusses suicide and self-harm. Artificial intelligence chatbot makers OpenAI and Meta say they are adjusting how their technology responds to teenagers and other users asking questions about suicide or showing signs of mental and emotional distress. OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, said Tuesday it is preparing to roll out new controls enabling…

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Norwegian hiker’s family retraces his last steps with First Nation communities who supported him

[published_date] The grieving family of a Norwegian hiker who was found dead along the banks of the Hayes River are being welcomed by First Nations communities, embracing the family just as they took in their son when he started his Canadian journey two years ago.    Steffen Skjottelvik's parents, sister and brother have been retracing his…

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Parents must confirm sex at birth for students in girls’ sports in Edmonton Public Schools

[published_date] Kids trying out for female sports teams in Edmonton Public Schools this fall will need their parents to sign a form vouching that they were assigned female at birth. It comes as the Fairness and Safety in Sport Act sets new rules prohibiting transgender athletes from competing in amateur female sports divisions. The bill came into…

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Rodents revealed: Reports detail hundreds of mouse and rat complaints in schools across Vancouver

[published_date] When Melanie Cheng saw a dead mouse in the staff room of Graham Bruce Elementary school last year, the mother of three was disgusted — and curious about the extent of rodent activity in other Vancouver schools. Thanks to documents obtained by CBC News, Cheng — the chair of the Vancouver District Parent Advisory Council — now has the…

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