Medical licence renewed for Labrador doctor under investigation following complaints from at least 20 patients
Health Minister Lela Evans vows to 'get to the bottom' of what she says is a ‘crisis of trust’ in reproductive healthcare in Labrador
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Liberals were close to tabling A.I. legislation, says former N.L. cabinet minister
Sarah Stoodley says legislation is needed; Minister Mike Goosney says he's consulting with Chief Information Officer
PCs suggest A.I. errors in Education Accord originated within government
Government says updated report now coming 'in new year'
Deloitte breaks silence on N.L. healthcare report
Consulting firm says it is "fully responsible for the quality of our work"
Company behind proposed wind-hydrogen project withdraws from environmental assessment, returning with ‘phased approach’
Pattern Energy executive says company is 'fully committed' to Argentia Renewables, which will take the form of a wind-only project — for now
PCs to review A.I. use in government-commissioned reports
Government Services Minister Mike Goosney has been asked to review "what guidelines should be put in place"
NDP calls for artificial intelligence regulations after errors found in Deloitte healthcare report
Party Leader Jim Dinn says government must be "proactive" with A.I. regulations to "instill trust" that government is doing work "based in real consultation and human interactions, not made up sources and findings."
Provincial government responds to Deloitte report found to contain false citations likely generated by A.I.
Department of Health and Community Services has asked Deloitte to review $1.6M Health Human Resources Report, says Deloitte "stands by its conclusions and findings”
Major N.L. healthcare report contains errors likely generated by A.I.
$1.6 million Health Human Resources Plan from Deloitte cites research papers that don’t exist, making it the second major government policy paper called into question in as many months
Finding and keeping workers for 24-hour snow clearing could be difficult, says union leader
NAPE President Jerry Earle says the province needs to offer competitive pay and better job security