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Technology • 10 days ago
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Waymo Plans to Launch Autonomous Taxi Service in Toronto by 2028

Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, is set to launch a pilot program for robotaxis in Toronto, aiming to begin carrying passengers by 2028. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to enter the Canadian market and involves a partnership with Element Fleet Management for fleet management. The plan will initially include human drivers overseeing the autonomous vehicles during the testing phase.

Sources: Google News, The Star, Seeking Alpha, CBC News, The Globe and Mail
Technology • 27 minutes ago
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Cape Breton Community Voices Concerns Over Proposed Nova Scotia Data Centre

Residents of Cape Breton are expressing their opposition to a proposed data centre in Nova Scotia. The community has initiated petitions highlighting concerns related to the project. The firm behind the planned data centre has responded to claims regarding financial obligations to another region.

Sources: Google News, The Globe and Mail
Technology • 5 days ago
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Canadian Government Websites Offline Following PHP Security Vulnerability

A security vulnerability in the PHP programming language prompted the developers to release a fix on Wednesday. In response, several Canadian government websites were taken offline as a precautionary measure while other website owners were urged to implement the necessary fixes. The government's cybersecurity agency is preparing to inform Canadian organizations about the situation.

Sources: CBC News, National Post, The Globe and Mail

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Technology • 13 days ago
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Canadian Astronaut Joshua Kutryk Shares Experiences from the International Space Station

Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk has begun his mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS) as part of NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission. He describes the experience of living in microgravity as akin to being a child again, relearning basic tasks such as sleeping and eating. Kutryk emphasizes the importance of international cooperation in space exploration.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Technology • 12 days ago
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Canada Invests in High-Tech Forestry Centre in New Brunswick

The Canadian government will invest up to $50 million to support the development of a digital forestry centre in New Brunswick. This initiative aims to enhance wood supply management using advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence. The project will be a collaboration involving various research institutes and intends to improve fibre management across supply chains.

Sources: Les Affairs, Global News, CBC News, The Globe and Mail

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Technology • 9 days ago
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Quebec Author Ends Efforts to Prove Novel's Origins Amid AI Allegations

Quebec author Thélyson Orélien has discontinued efforts to gather evidence that would support his claim that artificial intelligence was not involved in writing his novel. The publisher has confirmed this decision, which comes amid ongoing allegations regarding the use of AI. The situation has drawn attention to the broader implications of AI in literature.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Technology • 29 minutes ago
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Grocery store sought for former StarPhoenix office in downtown Saskatoon

CBRE Canada is looking for a grocery company to lease space in the former StarPhoenix building on Fifth Avenue in downtown Saskatoon. It could be the first step in one of the largest developments in Saskatchewan history.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 30 minutes ago
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MAX Power Partners With Douglas Capital to Advance Natural Hydrogen-Powered AI Data Centers and Canadian Energy Infrastr

Video: The Next ChapterLed by John Douglas, whose development experience includes the $8 billion Champlain Hudson Power Express, the collaboration brings major North American energy infrastructure expertise to MAX Power’s growing Lawson Natural Hydrogen Discovery and commercialization strategy. Strategic MOU targets...

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 2 days ago
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Multiple Police Services Across Canada Suspend Crime Stoppers Due to Data Breach

In response to a data breach revealing over 1.5 million Crime Stoppers tips, police services across Ontario and other provinces have suspended their use of the Crime Stoppers program. The breach has raised significant concerns about community trust and the lasting impacts on the program's effectiveness. Canadian privacy watchdogs have stated that they lack the authority to hold Crime Stoppers accountable for the incident.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Ctv News
Technology • 4 days ago
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Samsung Canada Invites Canadians to Revisit Impressions of Foldable Phones

Samsung Canada is encouraging Canadians to reevaluate their perceptions of foldable smartphones. The initiative comes eight years after the introduction of the Galaxy Fold, which initially sparked skepticism regarding the viability of foldable devices. As the category gains acceptance in the mainstream market, Samsung aims to shift consumer views through a targeted campaign.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post, Google News
Technology • 5 days ago
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Several Canadian Government Websites Taken Offline Due to Cybersecurity Concerns

The Government of the Northwest Territories has taken its websites offline as a precautionary measure due to security concerns. Similarly, the government of Newfoundland and Labrador has reported that some of its websites and online services are down due to a global cybersecurity vulnerability. Both actions reflect a proactive approach to address potential risks associated with cybersecurity threats.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 13 days ago
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Canadian Scientists Call for Enhanced AI Containment Measures to Prevent Hacking Incidents

A group of Canadian and international scientists urges for improved containment measures for artificial intelligence models to prevent future hacking incidents. This initiative includes numerous academics, such as notable researchers like Yoshua Bengio. Experts warn that without such changes, related cyber threats are likely to increase.

Sources: Ctv News, Le Canada Français, Global News
Technology • 13 days ago
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Canadian Armed Forces Work to Enhance Drone Capabilities

The Canadian Army is in the process of expanding its drone capabilities through the Minerva program. This initiative aims to rapidly acquire new drones to keep pace with modern warfare developments, particularly as drone usage in conflicts like the one in Ukraine continues to evolve. The recent launch of tenders marks a significant step towards enhancing the Army's operational readiness.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Ctv News, The Star
Technology • 5 days ago
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Canadian Media Concerned About New Meta Terms of Use

Canadian media outlets are expressing concerns regarding the modifications to Meta's terms of use. They are seeking clarification from the company on how these changes will impact them, particularly in relation to copyright issues and the use of data for AI training. This response reflects a broader anxiety within the industry about the shifting landscape of digital media rights.

Sources: Le Canada Français, Lapresse Ca, Le Devoir
Technology • 8 days ago
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Asus ROG Xbox Ally X20 Launches in Canada with Mixed Reviews

The Asus ROG Xbox Ally X20 has been released in Canada, featuring a new OLED screen designed to enhance gaming experiences. Initial reviews highlight its impressive display quality, while some commentators have pointed out performance limitations compared to competitors. Overall, the reception of the device reflects a combination of excitement and concern among reviewers.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 23 minutes ago
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UNB opens pediatric simulation suites to give nursing students hands-on experience with babies

The Margaret Mallory pediatric simulation suites have officially opened at two University of New Brunswick campuses, allowing nursing students to rehearse skills in a safe environment on high-tech mannequins or actors before facing certain situations in person.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • about 24 hours ago
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Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers Pause Tip Lines Following Data Breach

Crime Stoppers programs across Saskatchewan have temporarily halted tip intake due to a reported data breach involving the P3 tip-reporting platform. The breach is believed to have the potential to expose personal information that could identify some tipsters. Various police services are suspending their Crime Stoppers programs as they respond to the situation.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, CBC News
Technology • 9 days ago
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Nova Scotia to Establish Large Data Centre for Artificial Intelligence Development

Nova Scotia is set to host a large data centre aimed at providing computing power for artificial intelligence. The project, which involves an investment of approximately $10 billion, will specifically support Anthropic's AI assistant, Claude. The data centre will be located just outside a town on Cape Breton Island.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, The Star
Technology • 7 days ago
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Canadian News Publishers Sue Anthropic for Copyright Infringement

A coalition of major Canadian news publishers has filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, claiming copyright infringement. The lawsuit, submitted to an Ontario court on October 6, alleges that Anthropic used the publishers' content to develop its AI model, Claude. The publishers involved include Postmedia, Torstar, The Globe and Mail, and The Canadian Press.

Sources: CBC News, The Globe and Mail, Global News
Technology • 3 days ago
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Ontario Voters and AI Chatbots in Upcoming Municipal Elections

Some Ontario voters are increasingly using AI chatbots to gather information ahead of the 2026 municipal elections. Experts have raised concerns about the accuracy of the information provided by these chatbots, noting potential risks to informed decision-making. The trend parallels similar behaviour observed during Quebec's recent provincial election, where a significant portion of voters encountered misleading information from these AI tools.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, The Star
Technology • 4 days ago
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EverWind Fuels Addresses Dispute Over Fees Related to Newfoundland Project

EverWind Fuels has announced plans to construct a $10-billion data centre in Nova Scotia for AI company Anthropic. The company is currently involved in a dispute regarding unpaid land fees related to an earlier hydrogen project in southern Newfoundland. EverWind denies owing these fees, which have been claimed by Newfoundland authorities.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, CBC News, Le Canada Français
Technology • 7 days ago
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Debate Surrounds Data Centre Developments in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

A debate is ongoing in New Brunswick over the surge in applications for data centres, raising tensions among provincial and municipal governments. In Nova Scotia, significant pushback has emerged against a proposed $10 billion AI data centre project led by EverWind Fuels. Opposition parties are advocating for an emergency session of the Legislature to address concerns regarding the mounting criticism and community response.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, CBC News
Technology • 8 days ago
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Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation Seeks Consultation on Bell's AI Data Centre

The Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation has requested details from Bell regarding an AI data centre, claiming it is located on their land in Saskatchewan. Bell has denied the request for consultation. This development raises concerns about indigenous rights and impacts on local communities amidst technological expansion.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 11 days ago
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Potential Cybersecurity Risks to Grocery Store Freezers in Canada

Experts suggest that a cyberattack similar to the recent incident affecting grocery store freezers in France could potentially occur in North America. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in network connectivity and software security that need to be addressed. There are ongoing discussions about ensuring such technology is secured and remains under domestic control to prevent similar threats.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Technology • 11 days ago
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Federal Government Plans $1.5 Billion Data Centre in Ottawa Area

The federal government intends to construct a data centre in the national capital region, with an estimated budget of $1.5 billion. This project aims to support the mid- to long-term objectives of government operations, security, and technology. The data centre is also linked to the needs of Canada's cyber security agency.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Technology • 7 days ago
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AST SpaceMobile Progresses Towards Space-Based Cellular Broadband Service

AST SpaceMobile is preparing to deliver space-based cellular broadband services in several key markets by the end of 2026. The coverage will initially target the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Saudi Arabia, with over 60 gateway installations planned globally. The company's strategy includes a spectrum allocation of approximately 100 MHz in the United States.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Technology • 3 days ago
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Loblaw Notifies Two Million Canadians of Data Breach

Loblaw has begun notifying approximately two million Canadians of a data breach that occurred in March. The company has specified which personal information was compromised. This incident follows a declaration made by Loblaw in March regarding the detection of suspicious activity on its computer network.

Sources: Lapresse Ca, Le Devoir
Technology • 14 days ago
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Canadian Cybersecurity Expert Arrested by FBI in ShinyHunters Case

A Canadian cybersecurity expert has been arrested by the FBI in connection with the ShinyHunters hacking group. The arrest has generated surprise within the cybersecurity community in Canada. The case is part of the FBI's crackdown on cybercriminal activities.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
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