Business group criticizes SAAQ over SAAQclic security failures
A Montreal public market association is demanding answers from the SAAQ after a major security breach in its SAAQclic platform exposed sensitive business data. Read the full report.
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Staples Canada resold laptops with customer data: probe
An investigation reveals Staples Canada resold refurbished laptops with previous owners' personal data still on them, raising serious privacy concerns. Learn the details and implications.
Data Engineer Roles Thrive in Toronto Amid Tech Sector Shift
While the tech sector softens, data engineering skills remain in high demand in Toronto. A new 2026 learning bundle offers a path to master tools like Databricks and Python for career resilience.
Acronis Unveils New Archival Storage Solution for MSPs
Acronis introduces Archival Storage, a cost-efficient, compliance-ready solution for long-term data retention, designed for Canadian MSPs and SMBs. Learn about its key features.
1926 Baby Name Trends: Classics vs. Forgotten Names
A look back at the most popular baby names from 1926 reveals which timeless choices like James and Elizabeth remain favourites today, and which have faded into history. Discover the surprising shifts in naming trends over a century.
Instagram Password Reset Scam: How to Protect Yourself
Canadians are receiving convincing fake Instagram password reset emails. Learn how to spot this scam, what Instagram says, and expert tips to keep your account safe. Verify requests directly in the app.
Trump's Mar-a-Lago Door Post Sparks Mockery
Donald Trump shared a cryptic image of his Mar-a-Lago estate's entrance on Truth Social, prompting swift criticism and mockery from online commentators. Discover the reaction.
Social Media Warning Paradox: Experts Question Effectiveness
As calls for social media warning labels grow in Canada and the U.S., Concordia University researcher Iman Goodarzi explains why the approach is more complex than tobacco or alcohol. Discover the data on our screen time.
Judge Blocks Trump's Child Care Fund Freeze
A federal judge temporarily halted the Trump administration's freeze on child care and family aid funds to five Democratic-led states, preventing immediate 'operational chaos.'
Judge Blocks Trump from Withholding Child Care Funds
A U.S. judge has temporarily stopped the Trump administration from blocking child care and social program money for five states over fraud allegations. Get the latest details.
Denmark, Greenland Seek Talks with U.S. on Greenland Tensions
Denmark and Greenland request urgent meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio after White House reiterates military option for acquiring the Arctic territory. Tensions escalate as Trump administration doubles down.
Edmonton crime stats questioned amid social disorder rise
Lorne Gunter analyzes Edmonton's crime statistics, arguing that redefining crime as 'social disorder' and underreporting skew official figures. Is the city's progress real?
U.S. Freezes $10B in Social Funds to Blue States
The Trump administration halts billions in child care and welfare grants to five Democrat-led states, citing fraud allegations. Minnesota's governor ends re-election bid.
Trump aide's wife posts U.S. flag map of Greenland
Denmark expressed displeasure after Katie Miller, wife of Trump aide Stephen Miller, shared an image of Greenland altered to feature the U.S. flag. The post followed a U.S. military operation in Venezuela.
$12.8B Swiss-Backed Data Centre Plan for Alberta
A European-backed data centre project in Alberta could be worth $12.8 billion, leveraging the province's natural gas for AI computing power. Discover the details of this major investment.
Outrage Over DHS Post on 100 Million Deportations
A social media post from Trump's DHS vowing "100 million deportations" ignites a firestorm. Critics decry the implication that millions of American citizens could be targeted. Read the explosive details.
U.S. Now Photographing All Non-Citizens on Entry and Exit
New U.S. Homeland Security rules require facial biometrics from all non-citizens at borders. Learn what this means for Canadian travellers and privacy concerns.
Festivus 2025: Social Media Users Air Grievances
Canadians joined the global 'airing of grievances' for Festivus 2025, targeting high costs, political figures, and institutions. See the top complaints from this secular holiday tradition.
U.S. Halts Offshore Wind Leases in Security Move
The U.S. suspends leases for five offshore wind farms, citing radar interference. The move deals a fresh blow to the industry and raises legal questions.
Bondi Beach Attack Spurs Canadian Immigration Debate
The Bondi Beach tragedy compels Canada to confront tough questions on immigration security and social cohesion. Experts warn against ignoring the risks of radical ideologies.
Security Officers Removed from Saskatoon Hospital
Security personnel involved in a recent incident are no longer permitted to work at Saskatoon's Victoria Hospital. Get the latest details on the investigation and hospital response.
Romney Calls for Wealthy to Pay More to Save Social Security
Former U.S. Senator Mitt Romney argues the ultra-rich must pay higher taxes to rescue Social Security from a 2034 funding cliff. His op-ed sparks debate on tax fairness and economic policy.
Flawed U.S. Inflation Data Undermines Trump's Claims
A problematic November 2025 U.S. inflation report, marred by a federal shutdown, casts doubt on cooling price data and President Trump's affordability victory claims. Wall Street labels it 'a mess'.
Duffy's Daughter Calls for TSA Abolition After Airport Incident
Evita Duffy-Alfonso's viral social media rant against the TSA sparks debate over airport security, privacy, and her father's controversial travel ideas. Read the full story.
Cyber Attack Hits Ontario School Board, Personal Data Exposed
A cyber attack on Ontario's Rainbow District School Board may have breached sensitive employee and student data, including SINs and bank details. The board has worked for nine months to assess the damage.
US Senator: Caribbean Strikes Illegal, Waste Billions
Sen. Chris Murphy says a classified briefing revealed no legal or strategic justification for Trump's deadly drug boat strikes, calling them a massive waste of taxpayer dollars.
$1.26B European Investment for Alberta Data Centres
Two European companies will build four data centres in Alberta, starting in Olds and Bonnyville, attracted by the province's energy and business climate. A major boost for local tech.
Hacking group claims theft of Pornhub user data
The hacking collective ShinyHunters claims to have stolen data from users of the adult site Pornhub. Learn about the breach details and potential risks for Canadians.
U.S. Proposes Sweeping New Travel Rules for Visitors
New U.S. travel rules would require visitors from 42 visa waiver countries to submit five years of social media data and biometrics, drawing comparisons to historical voter suppression tactics. Read the full analysis.
Trump admin: White House ballroom a national security issue
The Trump administration cites national security to justify ongoing White House ballroom construction where the East Wing stood. Get the latest details on this controversial project.
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