Halifax Examiner
👤 Halifax Examiner Inc
📍 NS
May 20, 2026
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Article Excerpt
On Tuesday, I attended one of those workshops about using AI in the newsroom. I won’t go into details about it. Tim Bousquet wrote about such workshops in his Morning File yesterday. I have been thinking about that session ever since and decided to share with you a bit about my writing and reporting processes. What I know about AI I know from my colleagues, who are far more informed on this issue than I am. In November, Bousquet published the Examiner’s AI policy, found here. Now, these writing and reporting processes are mine, and I’m not judging how anyone else does their reporting work. But…
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