Tech Overview: Ottawa woman charged after sleeping in self-driving car on highway
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged an Ottawa woman after she was found sleeping behind the wheel of a self-driving Tesla on the highway.
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Building a Data Centre in Ottawa: A Comprehensive Guide
Canada's Government is planning a $1.5 billion data centre in Ottawa, to be used by the Communications Security Establishment Commission (CSE).
Telus Wireless Outage: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding and Mitigating the Impact
Telus faced a wireless network outage impacting several provinces, with emergency services remaining available. This guide explains the issues and recovery.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Launch Night at Best Buy Canada Stores
The Toronto Dundas & Bay location of Best Buy Canada will host a special midnight launch event for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, featuring a cosplay contest and limited-edition prizes.
ChatGPT regularly ignores small Canadian businesses in searches: report
A new study has found that ChatGPT is frequently leaving out small Canadian businesses from relevant search results.
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.
Freedom Mobile's 3G Shutdown: What You Need to Know
Freedom Mobile is shutting down 3G in Peterborough, Ontario, next month. Here's what you need to know.
Canada's Tech Talent Dominates North American Rankings: Insights and Implications
Toronto, Vancouver, and Waterloo lead Canada’s tech talent rankings, with Montreal, Calgary, and Quebec City also performing well.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford Calls for Increased Data Centre Investments to Ensure Canadian Data Sovereignty
Ontario Premier Doug Ford advocates for more data centres in the province to protect Canadian data from U.S. President Donald Trump, emphasizing the need for data sovereignty.
Audible Class-Action Lawsuit: Canadian Customers Seek Compensation for Expired Credits
Canadian consumers are seeking compensation for lost audiobook credits through a new class-action lawsuit against Audible, alleging the company's credit policies are exploitative.
Canada's Controversial 'Lawful Access' Bill: Fast-Tracking and Privacy Concerns
The Canadian government is pushing to fast-track its controversial 'Lawful Access' bill, raising privacy concerns from experts and tech companies alike.