Canada's First and  Only Public Interest Technology Law Clinic

“AI art isn’t real art.” That claim followed Théâtre D’opéra Spatial , the image Jason Allen created using Midjourney that won first prize at the 2022 Colorado State Fair Fine Arts Competition . Allen spent over 80 hours refining prompts and editing the final image, but many dismissed the work as machine-made. The controversy reignited an old question: do we value art for the creativity that produces it or for the form that meets the eye? That same question now confronts copy

Over the past decade, consumers have complained about the increasingly aggressive marketing practices of ticket sales and distribution companies like Ticketmaster. These practices have worsened the ticket-buying experience for concertgoers in Canada.     A recent example occurred in the fall of 2024 when singer-songwriter Taylor Swift ended her record-breaking Eras Tour with nine shows in Canada. News outlets nationwide sparked public outrage by reporting stories of fans’ dif

More than 70% of teens now turn to AI chatbots for advice and emotional support, but these unregulated systems are optimized for engagement, not well-being, exposing them to risks of manipulation, exploitation, and even suicide. Protecting them requires a shared duty between developers, legislators, and trusted adults.