Employers, job seekers increasingly using AI in the hiring process – National

Landing a job interview increasingly means navigating artificial intelligence, whether it’s helping write a resume, screening an application or even conducting an initial interview. The growing use of AI in hiring comes as Canada’s job market remains challenging for many job seekers, prompting both employers and applicants to adopt new technology in an effort to…

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Lunenburg water conservation continues after Dares Lake dam breach – Halifax

Lunenburg water conservation continues after Dares Lake dam breach – Halifax

Water conservation efforts continued for a second day in Lunenburg, N.S., together with college and enterprise closures, as crews labored to restore the Dares Lake dam. The recently-constructed dam was breached Wednesday round 1 p.m. after a crack shaped, sending water into the pump constructing. Because the dam is the City of Lunenburg’s foremost water…

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Lunenburg water conservation continues after Dares Lake dam breach – Halifax

Fewer residing in encampments, governments in search of locations for them to go – Winnipeg

Winnipeg’s Standing Coverage Committee will obtain a report subsequent week outlining the town response to homelessness, particularly its encampment distance pointers. In accordance with the report, there have been 72 encampments within the metropolis and a complete of 245 folks residing in them on the finish of July. The areas with probably the most included…

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Bombers, Riders fans clash over ‘Regina-style’ pizza in Labour Day Classic trash talk

Annual trash talk between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Saskatchewan Roughriders, among the teams and their fandoms, is building ahead of Sunday’s Labour Day Classic. This year, it’s all about the pizza. In a social media post Tuesday, the Bombers reiterated its three-year-old statement that, “honestly, Regina-style pizza is terrible.” After three years “reflecting” on…

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