N.L. Officials Apologize After Cybersecurity Test Goes Wrong
Newfoundland and Labrador officials apologize after a health care cybersecurity test caused system disruptions, described as a 'cheap shot' by critics.
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London Hydro data breach compromises customer information
London Hydro suffered a data breach compromising customer information. The utility is investigating and notifying affected customers.
Vancouver Warns of QR Code Parking Scam Texts
The City of Vancouver warns of a scam using text messages and QR codes to trick drivers into paying fake parking tickets. Learn how to avoid fraud.
Saskatoon Teen Charged After Firearm Incident Injures Teen
A 17-year-old former student faces attempted murder charges after a firearm incident at Lester B. Pearson school left another teen injured. Witnesses and dash-cam footage are sought.
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RCMP Disrupts Russian Cybercrime Group, Warns WordPress Users
RCMP urges WordPress users to enhance security after disrupting a Russian-linked cybercrime group. Tips include changing passwords and enabling multi-factor authentication.
Quebec Police Seize 1,600 Lbs of Cocaine Cutting Material
Quebec police seized over 1,600 pounds of cocaine cutting material after raiding five businesses and a residence, targeting drug supply chains.
Google: Canada Data Law Changes Don't Ease Concerns
Google says Canada's amendments to Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act, do not resolve key concerns about privacy and security risks despite government changes.
Mount Royal University Responds to Cyber Attack
Mount Royal University is addressing a cyber attack, with officials working to secure systems and investigate the breach. Stay informed on the latest developments.
Ontario man pleads guilty to stealing Texas GOP data
An Ontario man accused of stealing Texas Republican Party data has pleaded guilty in Canada, facing potential extradition to the United States.
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Crime Stoppers Data Breach Puts Lives at Risk
An expert warns that a Crime Stoppers data breach could endanger individuals' lives, as sensitive information from tipsters may be exposed.
Waymo Recalls 3,900 Robotaxis Over Construction Zone Risk
Waymo is recalling nearly 3,900 robotaxis due to a software issue that could cause them to enter closed construction zones, posing a safety risk.
Driver Charged Going 146 km/h on Busy Angus Road
An impaired driver was caught speeding at 146 km/h on a busy road in Angus, Ontario. The OPP charged the driver with impaired operation and stunt driving.
Crime Stoppers Cyber Breach May Put Tipsters at Risk
A cyberattack on Crime Stoppers potentially exposes tipsters' identities, raising serious safety concerns. Experts warn of life-threatening risks.
Why Answering Unknown Calls Fuels Spam
Experts reveal that answering spam calls, even once, confirms your number is active, leading to more spam. Learn how to protect yourself from unwanted calls.
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Crime Stoppers Cyber Breach May Expose Anonymous Tipsters
A cyber breach on Crime Stoppers' dark web platform threatens to reveal identities of anonymous tipsters, raising concerns for informant safety and ongoing investigations.
N.S. hacker convicted of fraud gets conditional discharge
A Nova Scotia man who used stolen identities to impersonate others online has been handed a conditional discharge, avoiding a criminal record after his conviction for fraudulent impersonation.
Driver Using Laptop and Cellphone on Ottawa Highway 417 Caught by OPP
Ontario Provincial Police caught a driver using a laptop and cellphone behind the wheel on Highway 417 in Ottawa, highlighting distracted driving risks.
Waterloo Region School Threats Treated as 'Swatting'
Recent threats against schools in Waterloo Region are being investigated as 'swatting' incidents, where false reports prompt emergency responses.
Youth Recruited for GTA Shootings via Encrypted Apps
Toronto police warn that young people are being recruited via encrypted messaging services to carry out shootings across the Greater Toronto Area.
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Anthropic Meets US Officials to Lift AI Model Restrictions
Anthropic held talks with US Commerce Department officials to resolve a dispute over national security concerns that led to global restrictions on its advanced AI models.
Home Security Cameras Disabled During Guelph Break-In
A Guelph break-in saw home security cameras disabled, raising concerns about vulnerabilities in smart home systems. Local police investigate.
Chinese Hackers Targeted US, Canada Research for Year: Google
Google says Chinese-linked hackers targeted U.S. and Canadian research facilities for a year, stealing data and intellectual property.
Mavenir First to Get BSI NESAS 5G Core Certification
Mavenir becomes the first tier-1 network software vendor to receive BSI NESAS certification for a 5G Packet Core network function in Germany, enhancing telecom security.
Winnipeg Break-In Call Leads to Rifle and Ammo Seizure
A Winnipeg police response to a break-and-enter call resulted in the seizure of a hunting rifle and over $1,000 in ammunition. No arrests have been made yet.
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Mount Brydges Man Charged in 3D-Printed Gun Probe
A Mount Brydges man faces charges after police seized a partially assembled 3D-printed firearm and ammunition during a search warrant execution on May 25, 2026.
Transit Police to Enforce New Bylaw on Unacceptable Behavior
A proposed bylaw would empower transit police to remove, ban, or fine riders for unacceptable behavior, aiming to improve safety and reduce fare evasion.
Scammers Exploit FIFA World Cup: Cybersecurity Alert
Cybersecurity experts warn that scammers are intensifying efforts during the FIFA World Cup. Learn how to protect yourself from fraud and stay safe online.
Cybersecurity Experts Warn of FIFA World Cup Scams
Cybersecurity experts warn that scammers are exploiting the FIFA World Cup, urging consumers to be cautious when buying tickets or merchandise online.
RCMP Investigate Hate Vandalism at Alberta Energy Firm
RCMP probe hate-motivated vandalism at an energy company in east-central Alberta, with no suspects yet. The incident raises concerns about rising hate crimes in the region.
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US Orders Anthropic to Halt Foreign AI Model Access
Anthropic says the U.S. government ordered it to suspend foreign nationals' access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models, citing national security concerns without specific details.
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