Shopify's policy chief says Bill C-22, Canada's lawful access bill, could handicap Canadian tech companies with compliance burdens and surveillance risks, potentially driving firms out of the market.
The United Nations has adopted the first international regulations for autonomous vehicles, setting safety standards for self-driving cars worldwide.
Canada's Liberal government reversed core digital policies in June 2026, directing CRTC to review streaming investment rules, unveiling AI strategy, banning social media for under-16, and passing privacy and lawful access laws, sparking confusion and crit
Airbus will inspect 16 A380 superjumbos after cracks were discovered on the wings of some aircraft, the European planemaker announced Wednesday.
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The government gave up three office leases in New Brunswick during the pandemic, now lacks space for hundreds of public servants to return to the office as mandated.
Kent Pederson warns that unregulated AI could lead to mass unemployment, social instability, and an oligarchy of tech companies, urging Canada to pause and reconsider.
Canada will table a bill banning youth under 16 from social media, with exemptions for platforms with safety measures. Polls show strong public support.
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are in evacuation mode as Russia attempts to fix a widening air leak. The situation raises safety concerns for the crew.
B.C. NDP extends moratorium on new mineral claims in northern B.C., conflicting with its promotion of critical mineral mining, drawing criticism from exploration association.
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General Motors Canada announces its Super Cruise hands-free driving technology now covers all provinces, offering a more relaxing drive on over 960,000 km of mapped roads.
The FAA reduces its air traffic controller hiring target, asserting it can maintain safety with fewer staff. Critics express concern over potential risks.
Pope Leo XIV denounced AI and high-tech weaponry, calling for peace in Ukraine and Gaza during a visit to Rome's La Sapienza University, where he met Palestinian students.
IndyCar removed a T-shirt for the Freedom 250 race after online backlash. The shirt featured the phrase 'One nation, one race,' drawing criticism as insensitive and racist.
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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The New Brunswick RCMP is asking for public help to identify a person of interest in a counterfeit money investigation. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Alberta's privacy commissioner pushes for AI regulation changes after a probe found OpenAI broke privacy laws by scraping personal data without consent.
Australia plans to tax tech giants like Meta, Google, and TikTok to fund newsrooms, aiming to support journalism and ensure fair compensation for content.
China's NDRC blocks Meta's $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus, citing national security and tech leakage concerns, impacting the AI sector.
Canadian travellers recount confusion and long delays at European airports as the EU's new Entry/Exit System takes effect, impacting travel plans.
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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.
The Liberal Party is set to debate implementing age restrictions for social media platforms and AI chatbots, addressing growing concerns about youth safety and digital well-being in Canada.
Canadian tech entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette warns that Canada's expanding regulatory environment is stifling innovation, productivity, and business growth, contributing to brain drain and economic challenges.
Prominent technology entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette warns that proposed legislation Bill C-22 could stifle innovation, drive talent away, and undermine Canada's global competitiveness in the digital economy.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr encourages broadcasters to increase patriotic and pro-America content, citing concerns over media trust and ideological shifts in New York and Hollywood.
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Heritage Minister Marc Miller has reconvened an advisory group on online harms to consult on AI chatbots and evolving technologies, as the government considers new safety legislation.
The Canadian federal government is exploring a potential social media ban for younger demographics, though specific age ranges and implementation parameters remain unclear as discussions continue.
The Canadian government has announced that TikTok will remain operational in Canada, but must comply with enhanced safety measures to address national security and data privacy concerns.
South Korea has lifted restrictions, permitting Google to export its detailed map data, resolving a longstanding issue that limited global mapping services in the country.
The U.S. State Department has instructed its diplomatic corps to actively oppose international data sovereignty efforts, citing economic and security concerns, as reported by Reuters.
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New regulations requiring AI firms to report online threats encounter technical and legal obstacles, raising concerns about enforcement and privacy in the tech industry.
