AI is quietly entering Canadian exam rooms, not just as a research tool, but as a listener. Clinics now post signs about AI scribes that promise efficiency and privacy, yet rarely explain where data goes, who controls it, or what consent really means. This article explores why reassurance is not the same as informed consent, and how trust, privacy, and care can shift when technology listens in.

Account hacked? Bank, email, phone, or social media compromised? What you do in the first hour matters. This practical guide walks parents and caregivers through a calm, step-by-step first response to contain damage, preserve evidence, protect finances and identity, and regain control. No fear tactics, just clear actions that work when it counts most.

Calls to protect kids online are swinging between two extremes. Blanket age gates that ignore platform design and new laws that legally burden parents while leaving Big Tech untouched. This article examines why neither banning access nor turning parenting into compliance fixes the real problem, and why meaningful youth protection requires shared responsibility and accountability by design.