Barrie Public Library Launches New Mobile App
The Barrie Public Library has launched a new mobile app, offering residents easier access to digital resources and services. Discover the features and how to download it today.
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Apple AirTags 4-Pack on Sale for $64.99 at Amazon
Apple AirTags are back on sale for $64.99 for a 4-pack. These encrypted trackers offer peace of mind for travel, pets, and everyday items via the Find My app. Shop now.
Guelph man extorted after dating app encounter
A Guelph man reports being extorted by someone he met on a dating application. Local police are investigating the incident as a warning to online daters.
Senators demand removal of X, Grok apps over explicit AI images
Democratic U.S. senators pressure tech giants to remove X and Grok from app stores following a global backlash against sexually explicit AI-generated deepfakes. Read the latest on the controversy.
Montreal's Info-Neige app no longer free for users
Montreal residents must now pay to use the Info-Neige app to track snow-clearing operations after the city ended its contract and launched 311 Montreal. Learn about the new costs and alternatives.
Police Seek Dating App Witnesses in B.C. Homicide Case
Kamloops RCMP ask anyone who communicated with homicide victim Muhammad 'Ash' Zafar on dating apps to come forward. Investigators believe these contacts could hold vital clues.
Peavey Mart Sets Opening Dates for Saskatchewan Stores
Peavey Mart has confirmed the official opening dates for its new retail locations in Saskatchewan. Get the latest details on the expansion of this popular farm and home store chain.
B.C. Chinese Medicine Deregulation Plan Sparks Outcry
A proposal to deregulate traditional Chinese medicine in British Columbia has ignited a fierce debate over patient safety. Practitioners and critics clash on the future of the practice.
Insight Timer's AI Helps Turn New Year's Resolutions into Daily Action
Insight Timer debuts AI-powered features to personalize the mindfulness journey from setting intentions to reaching goals, after 16 million intentions were set on the platform in 2025.
U.S. Losing Battle to Break Up Big Tech Giants
U.S. antitrust efforts to dismantle tech monopolies face major setbacks as judges prove reluctant to order breakups. Explore the implications for Google, Meta, and future cases against Apple and Amazon.
Canada Eyes Heavy Stablecoin Regulation with Million-Dollar Fines
The Canadian government is moving to regulate stablecoins, proposing fines up to $1 million for violations. Expert analysis highlights the 2026 crypto landscape and Ottawa's aims for financial security.
Scandinavian Two-Duvet Method for Better Sleep
Discover how the Scandinavian two-duvet method can improve sleep quality and reduce partner disturbances. Learn the benefits and potential drawbacks of this cozy trend.
Fabricland Announces Closure of Kitchener, Ontario Store
Fabricland will shutter its Kitchener location, marking the end of a destination for fabric and sewing supplies in the community. Learn about the closure details and local impact.
AI Debate Fuels $150M Super PAC War for 2026 Midterms
Artificial intelligence is a defining issue for the 2026 midterms, splitting parties and sparking a $150M super PAC battle. From Bernie Sanders' moratorium call to Trump's executive order, explore the political fight over AI's future.
U.S. Consumer Watchdog Nears Collapse After Trump Cuts
U.S. President Donald Trump's funding cuts have pushed the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to the edge of collapse, threatening oversight of banks and lenders. Learn about the critical implications.
Kinew Drops Promise to Regulate Manitoba Gas Prices
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has reversed a key campaign promise to regulate provincial gas prices. The announcement was made on December 23, 2025. Read the details and implications.
Italy fines Apple $116M over privacy, Apple appeals
Italy's antitrust authority has fined Apple 116 million US dollars for alleged anti-competitive practices related to user data privacy. Apple announces it will appeal the decision.
Manitoba government map store closure draws paddler outcry
Outdoor enthusiasts across Manitoba are protesting the impending closure of the provincial government's map store, a vital resource for paddlers and adventurers. Learn why this loss is causing concern.
Carney Sketches AI Policy, Details Still Vague
Prime Minister Mark Carney has outlined a broad AI policy for Canada, but specific regulations and funding details are yet to be defined. Learn about the government's next steps.
Ottawa Beer Store Closures Raise Recycling Questions
Recent Beer Store closures in Ottawa are leading to more alcohol containers in blue bins, disrupting Ontario's deposit return system and raising environmental concerns. Learn about the new agreements and impacts.
Banking regulator holds domestic stability buffer at 3.5%
Canada's federal banking regulator maintains the domestic stability buffer at 3.5% for major banks, signaling stability. Read the details and implications for the financial sector.
TikTok Accused of Unlawfully Tracking Grindr App Data
A consumer group in Austria alleges TikTok engaged in unlawful cross-app tracking of Grindr usage. The claim raises major digital privacy concerns for Canadian users.
Bank of Canada Calls for High-Quality Backing for Stablecoins
The Bank of Canada outlines new regulatory stance, insisting future Canadian stablecoins be fully backed by high-quality liquid assets to ensure stability and protect users.
N.S. board approves Halifax Water rate application
The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board has approved Halifax Water's rate request with modifications. Learn how this decision impacts customers and the utility's infrastructure plans.
Bank of Canada to Regulate Stablecoins as 'Good Money'
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem outlines plans to regulate stablecoins, aiming to make them as safe as bank deposits. New rules expected in 2025.
P.E.I. wraps up MMA law public consultations
Prince Edward Island has completed public consultations for its proposed Mixed Martial Arts legislation. The process gathered input to shape the future regulation of the sport in the province.
Saskatoon app helps families compare grocery prices
A new app developed by a Saskatoon woman helps families compare grocery prices as Canada's food price report forecasts higher costs. Learn how this tool aims to ease budget struggles.
Meta Discontinues Messenger Desktop Apps
Meta has officially shut down its standalone Messenger applications for Windows and Mac desktop computers. Learn what this means for users and the company's strategic shift.
Facebook's Messenger Desktop Apps Discontinued
Meta has removed its standalone Messenger apps for Windows and Mac desktops. Discover what this means for users and what alternatives are available now.
Crypto tax crackdown yields millions, no charges
Canada's CRA has recovered millions in unpaid crypto taxes, yet no criminal charges have been laid. Experts question the enforcement strategy's effectiveness as a deterrent.
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