Two Charged in $5.7M Pandemic Wage Subsidy Fraud
Two individuals face charges for defrauding Canada's pandemic wage subsidy program of $5.7 million. The RCMP investigation uncovered fraudulent claims and money laundering.
Category : Technology
Trump admin targets anonymous Canadian: Data sovereignty
The Trump administration is attempting to unmask an anonymous Canadian, raising questions about data sovereignty and the rights of foreign tech companies over personal information.
Cyberattack Leaves Vancouver Summer Students in Limbo
A cyberattack on the Vancouver campus has created uncertainty for summer students starting May 11. The incident is part of a broader cybersecurity breach affecting universities across Canada.
Google Ruled a Monopoly in Online Advertising
A US federal judge ruled that Google illegally monopolized the online advertising market, marking a major antitrust victory for the Justice Department.
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Grok AI Chatbot Raises White Genocide Claims
Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok has been found to bring up white genocide claims in response to unrelated queries, raising concerns about AI bias and content moderation.
Fragrance Firm Revives Extinct Flower Scents
Future Society's Scent Surrection collection uses DNA and historical records to recreate the aromas of extinct blooms, blending science and perfumery.
Why Apple Doesn't Make iPhones in America
Apple's iPhones are assembled in China, not the US, due to cost, supply chain, and labor advantages. A shift seems unlikely despite political pressure.
Fake Job Offer Leads to Police Investigation in Brantford
A fake job offer in Brantford has sparked a real police investigation, with authorities warning the public about employment scams.
Victoria's Secret Site Back Online After Cyber Incident
Victoria's Secret restored its US website after a days-long cyber incident. Shares fell amid the outage, which disrupted online sales and customer access.
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U of A Affected by Global Cyber Attack on Canvas LMS
The University of Alberta is among 9,000+ institutions impacted by a cyber attack on Instructure, owner of Canvas. Hacker group ShinyHunters claimed responsibility.
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Webb Telescope Reveals Spiral Galaxy M77's Brilliant Heart
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured a new image of Messier 77, a barred spiral galaxy, showcasing its bright core and intricate structure in unprecedented detail.
Canvas Back Online After Cyberattack on Schools
Canvas, the learning management system used by thousands of schools, is back online after a cybersecurity incident disrupted classes and assignments across North America.
Alberta Esports Championship Kicks Off in Calgary
Bow Valley College hosts the third annual Alberta Esports Championship this weekend, drawing over 400 junior and high school students for competitive video gaming.
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U of A Hit by Global Cyberattack, Breach Scope Unclear
The University of Alberta is among institutions affected by a global cyberattack, with the full extent of the data breach still unknown.
Canada to Pay $8.7M in CRA Data Breach Settlement
The Canadian government will pay $8.7 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over a 2020 CRA data breach affecting over 48,000 Canadians. Learn how to check eligibility for compensation.
Judge Denies Google's Request to Pause Data Sharing Order
A federal judge rejected Google's request to pause an order requiring it to share search data with rivals, ruling that any harm is months away.
Cybersecurity Incident Impacts Canadian Post-Secondary Students
A cybersecurity incident has impacted post-secondary students across Canada, raising concerns about data security and privacy. Authorities are investigating the breach.
Canada to Pay $8.7M to Settle CRA Data Breach Lawsuit
The federal government will pay $8.7 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over CRA data breaches that exposed 47,000 accounts during the pandemic.
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Thousands of CRA Accounts Breached Since 2020
Over 15,000 CRA accounts have been hacked since 2020. Learn about the breach, protective measures, and what the Privacy Commissioner says.
U of T affected by global Canvas cyberattack
The University of Toronto is among thousands of schools hit by a cyberattack on Canvas, disrupting finals. Hacking group ShinyHunters claims responsibility, accessing billions of records.
ASUS Zenbook A14 Launches in Canada: 990g AI Laptop
ASUS launches the Zenbook A14 in Canada, a 990g AI laptop with Snapdragon X2 Elite, 33+ hours battery life, and advanced AI performance.
Mother of Musk's Children Key Witness in OpenAI Suit
Shivon Zilis, mother of two of Elon Musk's children, testified in Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI, detailing her role in information flow between the parties.
Three central banks send Tiff Macklem a rate hike message
Central banks in Australia, Norway, and New Zealand are hiking rates, signaling to Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem that delaying action risks credibility in an inflation-sensitive global economy.
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FBI Director Kash Patel reportedly ordered polygraph tests for over a dozen security team members, sparking criticism and claims of paranoia.
U.S. Court Strikes Down Trump's Global Tariffs
A U.S. court ruled Trump's 10% global tariffs invalid, citing insufficient justification under the Trade Act. Refunds for some, appeal expected.
Cyberattack Hits Canvas Platform as Finals Loom
A cyberattack targeted Canvas, a learning management system used by thousands of schools, causing disruptions as final exams approach. Authorities are investigating.
U of T Impacted by Canvas Cybersecurity Incident
The University of Toronto is dealing with a cybersecurity incident involving Canvas, its learning management system. The breach has raised concerns among students and faculty about data security.
Tech Turns to Religion for Ethical AI Guidance
Tech companies increasingly consult religious scholars to embed moral values into AI, aiming to prevent harmful outcomes and bias in algorithms.
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An AI expert discusses how OpenAI's privacy violations affect public trust in artificial intelligence, especially in Alberta with its strict laws.
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