The disappearance of 11-year-old Parker Wells has understandably sent shockwaves of concern through the Calgary community. As families and neighbors rally to assist in the search, the human instinct to share information rapidly on social media is at an all-time high. However, Calgary police have issued a serious plea to the public: pause before you post. In their recent efforts to locate the young boy, authorities have encountered a troubling spike in artificial intelligence-generated content. These fabrications—ranging from doctored images and fake video clips to entirely invented rumors about Parker’s current location—are saturating online feeds and obstructing the very search…

Here is a summarized and humanized perspective on the recent briefing from the Prime Minister’s Office: At the five-month milestone of the current administration, the Prime Minister’s Additional Press Secretary, Atikur Rahman Ruman, stepped forward to address the evolving relationship between the government and the media. Speaking from the Prime Minister’s Office, Ruman emphasized a core pillar of the current political philosophy: the unwavering commitment to press freedom. He drew a sharp contrast between the past two decades of governance—which he described as a period plagued by restrictive “black laws” and constant intervention—and the present, where the media is expected…