Canada-SpaceX Deal Surges Amid Diversification Efforts
Canada's SpaceX deal has quadrupled in value, amid government efforts to reduce reliance on the company.
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Canadian banks blocking AI agents amid security concerns
Canada’s biggest banks, including RBC, TD, CIBC, and others, are blocking AI agents from accessing online bank accounts over security concerns. The decision comes as major U.S.
Fizz Customers Face RCS Woes Amid Platform Update
Fizz customers report RCS messaging issues after platform update, forcing some to switch to more expensive plans.
The Coalition’s Fear of Layoffs Amid Xbox’s Recent Actions
Vancouver-based The Coalition fears layoffs amid Xbox’s layoffs and bonuses tied to game scores, creating a tense climate for game development.
Schools in Metro Vancouver Ban Smart Glasses Amid Privacy Concerns
Metro Vancouver schools ban smart glasses due to privacy and academic integrity concerns.
Cineplex Exploring Sale Amid New Leadership
Cineplex considering sale amid strategic review, with new CEO Bill Walker leading the company.
Amazon's Canadian Wage Increase: A Strategic Move Amid Labour Disputes
Amazon raises wages in Canada, coinciding with the end of a mediation process, while facing ongoing labour disputes.
MapQuest expands to Android Auto amid rise in popularity
MapQuest is now testing experimental support for Android Auto amid its surge in popularity. The company announced the app’s arrival on Android Auto on x/Twitter, and showed off the changelog for its Sept. 1 update.
Canada introduces guidelines, but not regulation, for AI data centres amid growing backlash
The Government of Canada has unveiled a series of guidelines for AI data centres to follow in the country.
Canadian booksellers worry about AI book shredding amid ‘suspicious’ bulk orders
Canadian used book sellers are trying to figure out how to deal with “mysterious” bulk orders as suspicions grow that AI companies are buying up old books to scan them for AI training and then dispose of them.
Corus Entertainment Announces Additional Layoffs Amid Financial Struggles
Corus Entertainment has announced more layoffs across its TV and radio divisions, following previous cuts earlier this year. The company did not specify the number of affected employees but emphasized these changes are necessary for sustainable operations.
Montreal, Edmonton police adopt AI cameras amid privacy concerns
Canadian police forces are increasingly turning to smart cameras for AI-powered surveillance and facial recognition, raising significant concerns about privacy and transparency.
4K Blu-ray: A Resurgence Amidst Challenges
Despite the shift towards streaming, 4K UHD Blu-ray is experiencing a resurgence, but the market for quality players remains limited and expensive.
Rogers Elevates Sportsnet+ Prices Again Amidst MLSE Acquisition
Rogers raises Sportsnet+ fees again, affecting multiple plans and bundles, following the acquisition of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment.
No Name Mobile Adds Suspicious Call Detection to Plans Amid Plan Changes
No Name Mobile has updated its plans with suspicious call detection and adjusted pricing and data for its higher-tier options, while maintaining the same data and call features for its existing plans.
Meta axes controversial Muse generative AI feature amid privacy concerns
Meta is discontinuing its Muse generative AI feature that it launched last week.
Rogers Reduces Device Shipping Fees Amid CRTC Scrutiny
Rogers and Fido have lowered their device shipping fees amid CRTC scrutiny, with Rogers now charging $9 to ship a phone to you, down from $25. The fee is a limited-time offer that will increase to $25 on September 8.
Software & Apps: Freedom Mobile Reduces Data Caps Across the Board Amid Plan Changes
Freedom Mobile cuts data across its top plans, with the most significant reductions affecting its most expensive plan.
Obsidian Entertainment Receives New Fallout Project Amid Xbox Layoffs
Obsidian Entertainment is tasked with creating a new Fallout game after Xbox axed a significant portion of its workforce, including the studio’s own projects.
Hardware Analysis: Retailers Warn of Console Shortages Amid GTA VI Pre-Orders
Retailers are warning consumers that they likely won't have enough consoles to meet demand when GTA VI is released, citing hardware component availability issues and rising costs.
Bell Canada Lays Off Nearly 700 Employees Amidst Ongoing Restructuring Efforts
Bell Canada's parent company, BCE, is cutting nearly 700 jobs as part of its ongoing restructuring efforts, affecting both non-union and unionized employees across various roles.
CRTC Pressures Bell and Telus to Explain New Fees Amidst Regulatory Scrutiny
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has given Bell and Telus until June 17 to respond to requests for information regarding replacement activation fees, amid concerns they may violate new rules.
Rogers Sees Opportunity in New Device Setup Charges Amid CRTC Prohibition of Fees
Rogers introduces a new $40 device setup charge, days after the CRTC banned activation fees, setting a precedent for other carriers.
Microsoft Xbox Faces Massive Layoffs Amid Business Reset Plans
Microsoft Xbox is reportedly planning significant layoffs and budget reductions, following years of similar rounds of cuts despite the company's substantial revenue.
Meta's Plans to Restore News on Canadian Platforms: Analysis and Outlook
Meta hints at news returning to Canadian Facebook and Instagram, amid ongoing trade talks and political shifts.
Petition Seeks 10-Minute Maximum Hold Times for Canadian Telcos
A new petition calls for Canadian telcos to establish customer service standards, including maximum hold times.
Bell Reveals Cause of 87-Minute 911 Outage Across Canada
Bell uncovers hidden software bug causing widespread 911 service disruption in six provinces.
Meta's Approach to Addressing Privacy Concerns with New Smart Glasses
Meta discusses its privacy measures for new smart glasses, including algorithm robustness and private processing technology.
Discover the Best Canadian Films from TIFF 2026
Explore a selection of acclaimed Canadian movies from the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) 2026, including personal stories and cultural explorations.
Canada’s counter tariffs hit phones, game consoles — but don’t worry
Canada will soon apply new tariffs on U.S. goods amid the ongoing trade war, including tech like phones. But that likely won’t mean your next iPhone will cost more — at least, it won’t be because of tariffs. Starting Sept.