Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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Newfoundland and Labrador's government overhauled its procurement process after false AI-generated citations were found in two reports, including one by Deloitte Canada. The new rules require bidders to disclose if and how they will use AI, allow the province to audit AI use, and empower officials to approve, deny, modify, or investigate a vendor’s AI plans.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador government has overhauled its procurement process to require bidders to declare if they will use artificial intelligence in completing contracts, and to allow the province to audit that AI use. The changes follow reports with false citations—some tied to AI-generated content—in documents prepared for the Health Department…
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The article reports that there is reaction to the throne speech, with some groups in Newfoundland and Labrador hoping for concrete action rather than promises from the government. It notes that the PC government is reiterating its promises, while organizations seek tangible steps.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers’ Association says educators are disappointed with the new government’s Throne Speech for lacking education-related commitments. NLTA President Dale Lambe states there was no recognition of teachers’ needs or actions to improve K-12 learning and working conditions, and urges concrete government action on education.
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The article reports on the Black Excellence Summit in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, hosted by the Civic Roots Foundation, which included professional development, panel discussions, workshops, and performances from February 20-21. Attendees say the event helps connect the Black community year-round and highlights the importance of continuing…
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ArtsNL awarded a total of $100,804 in grants to support six artistic school tours, with $50,000 of that coming from an anonymous donation dedicated to arts in education. The School Touring Program, delivered in partnership with the Department of Education’s Cultural Connections initiative, funds professional artists and groups to bring live performances…
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Dart Outdoors is an annual initiative by School Sports NL (SSNL) running Feb. 9-13 during NLTA’s Education Week, with more than 36,000 participants from 165 Newfoundland and Labrador schools. The initiative aims to get students and teachers outdoors for movement-based learning, offering activities like snowshoeing, hiking, and orienteering, and includes…
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