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New national AI strategy promises more use of the technology in the public service
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New national AI strategy promises more use of the technology in the public service
Canada's artificial intelligence strategy promises to accelerate AI systems across the federal government, but doesn't set firm timelines.
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By Ben Andrews
Published Jun 04, 2026
Last updated Jun 05, 2026
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AI Minister Evan Solomon speaks to reporters outside a Liberal Party cabinet meeting in the lead-up to the June 4 release …
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