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Lithium-ion batteries power everything from e-bikes and e-scooters to phones and laptops, but they’re also being blamed for a growing number of fires across Canada this year.
Authorities say a trio of fires in Toronto over the past 24 hours were caused by batteries. Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop discussed the recent incidents while speaking to CP24 on Wednesday.
Canadian telecom providers Telus, Rogers, Bell, and Quebecor share their Q3 earnings, with varying subscriber growth and financial performance.
Freedom Mobile is offering a $30/125GB plan with a small catch, only for new lines and with ongoing credits.
Meta hints at news returning to Canadian Facebook and Instagram, amid ongoing trade talks and political shifts.
Canada's SpaceX deal has quadrupled in value, amid government efforts to reduce reliance on the company.
Telus faced a wireless network outage impacting several provinces, with emergency services remaining available. This guide explains the issues and recovery.
PlayStation is offering up to 75% off hundreds of games during its Black Friday sale, including titles like Marvel's Wolverine, Control Resonant, and Silent Hill: Townfall.
Xreal Aura glasses with hand gestures are now available in Canada with discounted pricing and a range of accessories.
A single missing DLL file can prevent a large Windows program from launching, even if all other files are in place and the program appears to be correctly installed.
Sony's QSSR offers improved image quality over DLSS, but limited game support is a significant drawback.
Telus and Norton have partnered to introduce Telus Scam Protection, a comprehensive security feature that helps identify and block scam calls, texts, and emails.
Microsoft's last 2011 Secure Boot certificate expires on October 19, 2026. Learn how to check your PC's firmware status and update it safely to avoid security vulnerabilities.
Discover how giving your smart home its own DNS policy can prevent privacy settings from breaking your devices, and learn how to implement this solution effectively with actionable tips and recommendations.
OpenAI allows ads based on personal data, raising privacy concerns for ChatGPT users.
New AR glasses from Xreal feature improved image quality, 3D conversion, and ergonomic design, offering a more immersive experience.
A Quebec cop drama series has switched to Android phones due to Apple's strict rules on device usage in media.
Wi-Fi can now detect human presence, turning routers into motion sensors. This technology is accessible to Home Assistant users.
A Keurig coffee machine burned through 1TB of data in less than two weeks, raising questions about smart home integration and data usage.
Canadian wireless carriers have updated their plans, with Virgin increasing prices and Public reducing data options.
Java continues to power many applications and services, even as its browser plugin days fade away.
Bell uncovers hidden software bug causing widespread 911 service disruption in six provinces.
VGLX, featuring Dead by Daylight, Resident Evil, and Guardians of the Galaxy guests, returns to Ontario this month with playable demos and more.
Fizz customers report RCS messaging issues after platform update, forcing some to switch to more expensive plans.
Amazon Prime Video introduces Prime Wednesday Night Hockey with French and English broadcasts, featuring a new talent roster and expanded content.
Discover how to optimize your smart TV settings to enhance your viewing experience and protect your privacy.
Metro Vancouver schools ban smart glasses due to privacy and academic integrity concerns.
B.C. is transitioning to a new 911 system with advanced features, including text-to-911 support, and E-Comm is leading the migration process.
New court ruling allows U.S. border officers to search Canadian travelers' phones without suspicion, prompting caution.
Your guest network can secure your home Wi-Fi from insecure devices and manage bandwidth, all without the hassle of managing guests.
