Amazon's Big Spring Sale: 36 Practical Deals
Discover essential discounts on household items, tech, and wellness products before Amazon's Big Spring Sale ends on March 31. These deals aim to solve daily problems and enhance convenience.
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Digital Safety Risks at 'No Kings' Protests Explained
As millions gather for 'No Kings' demonstrations against authoritarianism, experts warn about privacy risks when documenting protests. Learn legal rights and safety tips.
Amazon Deals: Air Purifiers, Stanley Cups, Kindle
Discover the best Amazon deals on air purifiers, Stanley Quenchers, Kindle Colorsoft, and more. Save up to 60% on home essentials, tech, and lifestyle products.
Amazon Fashion Deals: Levi's, Sundresses & More Up to 53% Off
Discover the best Amazon fashion deals with discounts up to 53% on Levi's jeans, sundresses, palazzo pants, and more. Our curated list includes verified reviews and pricing details for stylish spring and summer wardrobe essentials.
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Gmail Users Automatically Opted In for AI Training Data Sharing
Google has automatically enrolled Gmail users in a program that may share email data to train AI models, sparking privacy concerns and a class-action lawsuit. Users must manually disable the feature in two settings locations.
Amazon Big Spring Sale: Best Deals on Essentials and Tech
Discover the best deals from Amazon's Big Spring Sale, featuring discounts on beauty products, tech gadgets, home essentials, and wellness items. Act fast before stock runs out.
Big Tech's Legal Reckoning: Advertisers Urged to Act
A landmark US$6 million verdict against Meta and Google highlights the addictive dangers of social media for children. Advertisers are called to pressure Big Tech for change.
Iranian-Canadians Face Challenges Amid Iran Internet Blackout
Iranian-Canadians are experiencing significant difficulties reaching loved ones in Iran due to an internet blackout, raising concerns about communication and safety during regional conflicts.
Xanadu Quantum Soars in Historic Nasdaq Debut
Toronto's Xanadu Quantum Technologies saw its shares jump 15% on its first trading day, becoming the first photonic quantum computing firm to go public and the first Canadian tech listing in nearly five years.
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Privacy Commissioner Demands NS Power Security Upgrades
Canada's privacy commissioner calls for enhanced safeguards at NS Power after a significant 2025 cyberattack, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure.
Iran Hackers Breach FBI Director's Personal Email, Release Data
A pro-Iranian hacker group accessed FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email, publishing photos and correspondence dating back over a decade. The FBI confirms the breach involved historical information only.
Windsor Youth Advocate: Hold Social Media Giants Accountable for Addiction
A youth advocate from Windsor calls for urgent action to hold social media companies responsible for addictive platforms, citing rising mental health issues among young users.
Xanadu Quantum Soars After Volatile Debut Trading
Canadian quantum computing startup Xanadu rallied following a turbulent start on Nasdaq and TSX, highlighting broader challenges in the high-valuation tech sector.
Robotics Teams Compete at University of Waterloo Event
High school and community robotics teams gathered at the University of Waterloo for the Ontario District FIRST Robotics Competition, showcasing innovative engineering and teamwork.
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Scammers Use Fake 'Lost Child' Posts to Lure Victims: RCMP
The Prince George RCMP warns of a 'bait-and-switch' scam where criminals post fake alerts about missing children on social media to exploit victims' emotions and steal personal information.
Yanik Guillemette Publishes AI Business Impact Analysis
Canadian technology entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette has released a comprehensive strategic analysis examining how artificial intelligence is transforming business operations, workforce management, and growth strategies across North America.
Amazon Spring Sale: Best Shoe Deals for Comfort & Style
Amazon's Big Spring Sale offers unbeatable discounts on footwear, from ballet flats to sneakers and sandals. Update your spring wardrobe with these comfortable and stylish deals.
Cybersecurity Stocks Drop on Anthropic AI Security Report
Cybersecurity stocks experienced significant declines following a Fortune report highlighting potential security risks associated with Anthropic's new AI model being tested, with major companies seeing drops of over 5%.
Xanadu Quantum Computing Starts Trading on TSX
Toronto-based quantum computing company Xanadu has commenced trading on the TSX, marking a significant milestone in Canada's tech sector as it advances photonic quantum technology.
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Amazon Canada 2026 Spring Sale: Best Deals Under $50
CTV Shopping Trends highlights the best Amazon Canada Big Spring Sale deals for 2026, focusing on products under $50, with independent commission-based recommendations.
Dyson V8 Vacuums Deeply Discounted in Amazon Spring Sale
Amazon's Big Spring Sale offers major discounts on Dyson's V8 and V8 Plus cordless vacuums, with up to 39% off. These lightweight, powerful cleaners feature strong suction, whole-machine filtration, and versatile designs for pet hair and allergens.
Court Approves $4.5M 23andMe Class Action in Canada
A Canadian court has approved a $4.5 million class-action settlement against genetic testing company 23andMe, with a June deadline for affected customers to file claims over alleged privacy breaches.
Iran-Linked Hackers Breach FBI Director's Email
Cybersecurity experts report that Iranian state-linked hackers successfully breached the email account of FBI Director Kash Patel, highlighting vulnerabilities in US government digital defenses.
Iran-Linked Hackers Breach FBI Director's Personal Email
FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email account was compromised by hackers linked to Iran, with sensitive excerpts published online, raising serious national security concerns.
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Beyond the Verdict: Why One Ruling Won't Fix Big Tech's Harm
A US jury awarded $6M against Meta and Google, but experts argue this symbolic victory won't solve the systemic harm social media causes youth. New regulations are urgently needed.
Xtra Atto: Affordable 4K Wearable Camera at $299
The Xtra Atto wearable POV camera offers 4K video, extended battery life, and waterproof design for under $300, challenging established brands in the action camera market.
Dangbei Spring Promotion: Projectors Up to 39.5% Off in Canada
Dangbei launches its Spring 2026 promotion in Canada with savings up to 39.5% on six home cinema and portable projectors available on Amazon.ca from March 27-31.
Artemis Astronauts in Final Moon Mission Prep Phase
NASA's Artemis 2 astronauts are undergoing final training and readiness checks as the agency prepares for a historic crewed lunar mission, marking a pivotal step in returning humans to the Moon.
ASUS ROG Launches New Zephyrus Gaming Laptops in Canada
ASUS Republic of Gamers introduces the 2026 Zephyrus lineup in Canada, led by the groundbreaking Zephyrus Duo dual-screen laptop, alongside refreshed G14 and G16 models with AI-ready performance.
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Court Blocks Trump Ban on Anthropic AI Tool
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction pausing the Trump administration's ban on government use of Anthropic's AI technology, citing concerns over First Amendment retaliation.
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