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In the news today: Trade war escalates, Carney talks energy, AI chatbot for health

Canada's trade war with the United States escalated as President Donald Trump implemented outright bans on certain Canadian imports, including alcoholic drinks, dairy byproducts, and motorcycles. These restrictions, aimed at pressuring Canada into trade talks concessions, could negatively impact affected industries. In response to these developments, Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Vancouver to announce updates on the Canadian energy industry and ocean protection.

Meanwhile, Loblaw's PC Health launched an AI-powered chatbot, PC Chat, which has already processed more than 100,000 questions in its first week, providing Canada-specific health information. However, health professionals emphasize that users should carefully review the chatbot's privacy policies and understand data usage before engaging with the service.

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