Good morning, it's Thursday, February 12. Clear today, high minus 3, it's minus 8 degrees, dollar trading at 73.69, gasoline at 139.9. I'm Daniel Coulombe. Canada's doctors say they're worried about patients turning to AI for medical advice and sometimes getting dangerously wrong answers. A new CMA survey shows most Canadians search symptoms online and many are now using AI tools for treatment tips. Those who follow that advice are far more likely to report bad outcomes. Doctors warn AI can sound confident, but it doesn't know your medical history and often spreads misinformation. Vaudre-Soulange leaders are urging Quebec to exempt workers caught in the province's cancelled PEC program. With a new hospital set to bring 3,500 jobs, they say losing skilled immigrants now would be devastating. Both CAC leadership candidates are floating exceptions, and the province is reviewing possible transitional measures. Montreal's new administration is launching a major shake-up at City Hall. Mayor Soraya Martinez-Ferrata plans to cut 1,000 positions by 2029, saying the bureaucracy has become too big and too far from citizens. A hiring freeze stays in place, but frontline services like police, fire and blue-collar jobs won't be touched. Lite 106.7 sports in men's hockey, Canada plays its first game today against Czechia, 10:40 a.m. Jordan Binnington could get the call for Canada's Olympic opener. His NHL numbers aren't pretty, but coaches say he still delivers when the stage is biggest. In women's hockey in Milan, Cortina, Canada and Finland, 8.30 this morning. Canada added another medal in Milan as Piper Gillies and Paul Poirier skated twice dance bronze. Brad Jacobs opened men's curling with a tight extra end win over Germany. And the men's hockey tournament finally dropped the puck. Finland, stunned by Slovakia, in the opener. Light 1067 weather, clear today, high minus 3. Tonight clear, low minus 13. Friday sunny, high minus 3. Saturday partly cloudy, high minus 6. Right now, minus 7 degrees. From the Light 1067 News Center, I'm Danielle Coulombe.