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Jenna Benchetrit

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Senior reporter @Wealthsimple Media, home of the TLDR newsletter 🤑 Former biz writer @CBCNews | jenna.benchetrit@wealthsimple.com
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A novelist was accused of using AI. Why the literary world is still grappling with guardrails

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By Jenna Benchetrit
| CBC News
When John Degen's murder-mystery novel Seldom Seen Road is published next month, he'll be one of the first Canadian authors to have a small label with the words "Human Authored" printed on the back of the book jacket. The certification — developed by the Society of Authors, a U.K. trade union — operates on an honour code system: If you're an author who wants to declare that your book was written without any assistance from artificial intelligence, this is one way of doing so.
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Canada’s economy adds 14,000 jobs in March after February’s whopping losses

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By Doy Santos, Jenna Benchetrit
| Atin Ito
The data agency’s previous Labour Force Survey from February showed a loss of 84,000 jobs, a result that was largely a surprise to economists and analysts. Given the earlier losses, “no one is going to mistake this small back-up as a sign of strength,” wrote Douglas Porter, chief economist at Bank of Montreal, in a note to clients. “Still, even a small plus sign is a positive, as is the stable jobless rate,” wrote Porter.
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Amazon adding fuel surcharge for Canadian sellers starting April 17

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By Jenna Benchetrit
| CBC News
Business·New Amazon is applying a fuel surcharge to fulfillment fees for Canada-based sellers starting on April 17, a spokesperson for the e-commerce giant confirmed to CBC News on Thursday. Company will apply the 3.5 per cent surcharge in response to elevated oil prices Jenna Benchetrit · CBC News · Posted: Apr 02, 2026 3:19 PM EDT | Last Updated: 17 minutes ago Listen to this article Estimated 2 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.
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