Global News at 5:30 TorontoFriends and Family gather to remember Michael Finlay, a longtime CBC journalistFriends and family of Michael Finlay gathered at his favourite pub to remember the longtime CBC journalist after he was assaulted in the city’s east end and later died earlier this year. Kayla McLean reports.

Due diligence is a major part of M&A work, and that work traditionally involves junior lawyers reading through reams of contracts. The ChatGPT of 2023 isn’t going to be the ChatGPT of the future. Humans also have something going for them, a built-in advantage artificial intelligence can’t match: our humanity. Artificial intelligence has billions and billions of data points to mine, and ChatGPT can spit them out in tidy, paragraph form, albeit with factual errors. Back in Toronto, the investment manager who dabbled with ChatGPT for a Super Bowl invite was riffing on artificial intelligence and its potential impact upon his livelihood.

The province says it needs more workers in skilled trades to meet housing demands over the next decade. Ontario's government wants to build 1.5 million homes over the next decade, but says it will need 100,000 more workers to carry that out. Story continuesBut with the latest job vacancy rate around 6.6 per cent, tens of thousands of skilled construction jobs have nobody to fill them. You've got the university wall, you've got the college wall, but where's the skilled trades wall? Michelis says he's certain the labour shortage would be improved if Ontario could legally hire some of these skilled workers.

New Canadian guidelines on the wayIn Canada, where about one in 10 children has obesity, treatment guidelines are also in the process of being updated. A team of more than 50 experts across the country is reviewing the latest evidence and consulting families with children who have obesity to determine the best approach. Henderson, who is also working on the Canadian guidelines, said children with obesity are at risk of high blood pressure, cholesterol problems, and diabetes. Still, Henderson said that treatment doesn’t work for all children, and not everyone has access to programs focused on that approach. “There is a subset of children despite making all their efforts living with very severe obesity and very severe complications,” she said.

A Castlegar family didn’t make it to the fast money round during an episode of Family Feud Canada but had a good time anyway. In the episode that aired last Thursday, Maryann Puliz and her four kids were shut out by a family in Toronto. “It’s such a surreal experience. We were tired. It was exhausting.”You can watch the whole thing here: https://gem.cbc.ca/media/family-feud-canada/s04e87

Tungasuvvingat Inuit (TI), a counselling and resource centre for Inuit in Ottawa, opened its new Food Security Program building on Friday, saying it’s another step to helping them better serve their clients. “The opening of the food security centre has allowed TI to continue its mission of providing Inuit-specific programs that contribute to the health and well-being of Inuit in the community,” Rhonda Huneault, TI’s manager of food Security. Local MPP Lucille Collard said it’s important programs were in place addressing the needs of the province’s Inuit population. “Programs like this one are vital for the health of our community, and it is so important that food security programs meet the needs of the communities they serve,” Collard said. Although Ottawa is in the South, it has the largest Inuit population (estimated by community groups at between 3,700 to 6,000) outside of the North.

With so many different streaming platforms and cable offerings to navigate, choosing what to watch has never been harder. WEDNESDAYMurdaugh Murders: A Southern ScandalIn a relatively slow week for Netflix, this true crime doc is probably the highlight. 9 p.m., CTV & CTV.caFRIDAYThe Reluctant TravelerThe pick of the week is a new project from Emmy Award winner Eugene Levy. Described as the creepiest boss ever, Patoff pushes a work-first agenda, taking charge after the death of the previous CEO. Apple TV PlusDON’T MISSSharperThis Apple original debuted last week and is based on the theme of never judging a book by its cover.

The Jays finished last season with 775 runs, second in the American League to the New York Yankees. The one-dimensional approach left the Jays exposed to certain types of pitchers. Those are the three players the Jays brought in this off-season to diversify their lineup while also increasing speed and upgrading the defence. “I think what they did this off-season with adding left-handed hitters is helpful for sure,” Belt said after his first day at the Jays’ spring training complex. “I think it’s a much more balanced lineup,” Jays manager John Schneider said.

© DriveBC A DriveBC webcam shows snow accumulation on the Coquihalla Highway, south of Merritt, B.C., on Monday. Environment Canada says hazardous weather conditions are expected along B.C. 's Coquihalla Highway from Hope to Merritt, creating conditions expected to affect Family Day driving conditions Monday. "Snow near the summit of Coquihalla Highway will continue today and is expected to intensify this evening," according to a statement from the agency. "Consider postponing non-essential travel until conditions improve," Environment Canada advises.

Amid ongoing criticism over his comments about Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, Don Lemon was absent Monday from CNN This Morning. CNN reported that Licht chastised Lemon during an editorial call Friday, saying his remarks were “unacceptable” and “unfair to his co-hosts.”A CNN spokesperson had no immediate comment on whether Lemon would be back Tuesday. Haley weighed in on Lemon’s remarks on Twitter. They can’t stand the idea of a conservative minority woman running for president,” she wrote. If elected, Haley would be the nation’s first female president and the first U.S. president of Indian descent.

While it was to become an open secret that U.S. President John F. Kennedy and John Diefenbaker came to despise the other, these feelings weren’t evident on this date in 1961. Dief had flown to Washington for his first face-to-face talks with Kennedy at the White House. Diefenbaker, for example, described for Kennedy the challenges the Commonwealth faced because of South Africa’s odious apartheid policies. “He said that this question of its readmission would cause great difficulty with the (black) members of the Commonwealth and that it placed him in a very difficult position. He indicated his view that the Commonwealth could only prosper if its members pursued enlightened racial policies.

Atlantic Premiers met today to discuss important regional and national issues, chart a course for regional collaboration in 2023, and celebrate the opening of the Canada Winter Games. Two weeks ago, the Prime Minister presented his government’s proposal for increasing health care funding to provinces and territories, which Canada’s Premiers have agreed to accept. While the proposal does not address the long-term sustainability challenge facing health care in Canada, Premiers noted the benefits of bilateral agreements that provide flexibility and recognize the unique demographic and geographical challenges facing the Atlantic region in delivering health care services. The bilateral funding will assist provinces in accelerating progress on their priorities such as access to primary care, reducing surgery backlogs, recruiting and retaining health care workers, and improving mental health and addictions care. Atlantic Canada is a prime destination for those looking to move to or within Canada and has proven itself to be an ideal location to pilot new immigration programs.

Ruslan Strilets, Ukraine's minister of environmental protection, he spoke to CBC News from the capital, Kyiv. Ukraine estimates the total environmental damage so far is more than $48 billion US. Even so, environmental damage draws less attention than the horrific human carnage of the war. So, environmental damage and conflict is a humanitarian issue. After the 1991 Gulf War, the UN Security Council set up a Compensation Commission that bound Iraq to pay reparations for damage in Kuwait, including environmental damage.

What Joe Biden's visit to Ukraine signalsDuration: 02:44The National's Adrienne Arsenault was in Kyiv covering the one-year anniversary of the war when U.S. President Joe Biden arrived. She says his presence sends a strong message — to Ukrainians, but also to Russians and Americans.

‘Overwhelming relief, I’d say that’s the biggest feeling,’ says Leesa MyersAn N.W.T. immigrant, previously fighting to stay, has now had her latest work permit approved and is applying to become a permanent resident. Wednesday, she said she got the call from her immigration lawyer that her visitor status was restored and her work permit approved. “Overwhelming relief,” she said. “I’d say that’s the biggest feeling.”‘Good news for organization’Tammy Roberts, executive director with the foster family coalition, said it’s good news for the organization too.