The Canadian Legacy of Resident Evil: A 30-Year Journey
Canadian artists have significantly shaped Capcom's iconic survival horror series, from its earliest days to modern entries.
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U.S. President Trump Announces Lake Ontario Renaming to 'Lake America': A Closer Look
U.S. President Trump signs order to rename Lake Ontario, sparking debate over jurisdiction and international compliance.
Massive Resident Evil reunion set for Fan Expo Canada
Fan Expo Canada is set to host what’s being billed as the “world’s largest-ever Resident Evil reunion.” The news was confirmed on Instagram by Toronto actress Alyson Court, who starred as Claire Redfield in numerous Resident Evil games.
Bell and Virgin Plus Customers Enjoy Expanded Connectivity Across Canada
Bell introduces new initiatives to improve wireless access for rural and urban users, including Priority Network Access to enhance mobile experience during congestion.
Edmontonians Suffer Millions in International Phone Scam
Edmonton Police Service warns of $20 million loss due to telecom fraud targeting residents.
Waymo Autonomous Vehicles in Toronto: Safety, Jobs, and Industry Concerns
Waymo's autonomous vehicles are operational in Toronto despite safety and job concerns, but resistance persists.
Bell’s Mistaken Text Blast on Permanent Daylight Saving Time: A Guide
Bell inadvertently sent a text warning about the permanent Daylight Saving Time (DST) to Ontario residents, causing confusion. This guide explains how to handle the time change and potential issues with your devices.
Equip Expo 2026: The Best of Outdoor Power Equipment
Equip Expo 2026 showcased cutting-edge outdoor power equipment, including battery snow throwers and turn-free robot mowers, at Louisville, Kentucky, attracting nearly 30,000 registrants and covering over a million square feet indoors and a 30-acre demo yard.
Tesla Pauses Model 3 Premium Orders in Canada: An In-Depth Guide
Tesla has paused Model 3 Premium orders in Canada due to import quota exhaustion, highlighting the complexities of EV import caps and potential changes in vehicle offerings.
4 Places to Install Solar Panels Beyond the Roof
Residential and commercial solar installations typically use roof-mounted panels, but there are alternative locations that can be considered for solar energy collection.
Ontario Launches Consultations on Digital ID Program
The Ontario government is planning to introduce digital identification cards, allowing residents to keep their official credentials on their phones, and is set to begin consultations to shape the development of these digital credentials.
Supporting Canadian Game Studios: A Call for Nationalization
NDP leader Avi Lewis calls for the federal government to support BioWare developers in buying and running the studio, highlighting the pattern of private equity buying and tearing down businesses for short-term profit.
Understanding and Managing Rogers' Credit Card Processing Fee: A Comprehensive Guide
Rogers, like Telus, is now charging a 1.6% credit card processing fee on bills. This guide explains the implications, provides actionable tips, and highlights standout recommendations for managing this fee effectively.
Bell Expands Wireless Network in Toronto with New Sites
Bell upgrades its wireless service in Toronto, adding new sites to improve connectivity in specific neighborhoods.
How to Watch Below: A Comprehensive Guide to the Netflix Sci-Fi Mystery Thriller
Below, a sci-fi mystery thriller on Netflix, is a standout show that blends horror, family drama, and horror sci-fi elements. Here’s how to watch it and what to expect.
Waymo’s Self-Driving Taxis Set to Enter Toronto Streets
Waymo, the autonomous ride-hailing company, is set to begin testing in Toronto, Canada, ahead of a 2028 launch.
Bell's Proposal for a 55-Metre 5G Tower on Orillia Church Property
Bell Telecom proposes a 55-metre 5G tower on a church property, improving wireless coverage and service in Orillia.
Microsoft says AI is less regulated than milk and washing machines
Microsoft president Brad Smith is calling for more AI regulations. Speaking to BBC News, the executive noted that milk and washing machines are even more regulated than AI.
Trump declares anyone saying AI is ‘the enemy’
In Jamaican Patois, there’s a slang expression that goes “yuh nyam chicken batty,’ which translates into proper English as “you’ve eaten chicken butt.” It’s an expression used to describe someone who’s a chatterbox, loves talking too.
Elon Musk's Tweets on Canadian Separatism: A Closer Look
Elon Musk's latest tweets on Canadian politics, including Alberta and Quebec separatism, raise concerns about technology's role in promoting division.
Bell Nova Scotia Brings High-Speed Fiber Internet to Remote Island Communities
Bell and Nova Scotia Government complete a major broadband project, bringing fiber internet to remote islands, transforming opportunities for residents and businesses.
Video Game Live Expo Returns to Ontario: A Comprehensive Guide
VGLX, featuring Dead by Daylight, Resident Evil, and Guardians of the Galaxy guests, returns to Ontario this month with playable demos and more.
911 Fees Increase Across Canada: Understanding the Costs
Nova Scotia and Quebec are raising their 911 fees, affecting residents in multiple provinces.
Rogers Completes Acquisition of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment
Rogers now owns 100% of MLSE, including all sports teams and arenas, following a $4.35 billion deal.
Paramount+ and Pluto TV Canada: October 2026 Highlights
Paramount+ and Pluto TV Canada announce new shows and original content premiering in October 2026.
PlayStation Launches Free Ad-Supported TV Platform in Canada
PlayStation expands its Live TV on PS5 to Canada, offering over 100 channels with popular content.
Canada's Efforts to Diversify from Starlink: A Closer Look
Prime Minister Mark Carney expresses a desire to reduce Canada's reliance on Starlink, a popular satellite internet service, indicating a move towards diversification.
Canadian Travelers Beware: U.S. Border Searches of Cellphones Without Warrant
New court ruling allows U.S. border officers to search Canadian travelers' phones without suspicion, prompting caution.
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.
Xbox Continues Layoffs and Studio Reorganizations: Activision Takes Over Halo Development
Xbox announces more layoffs and studio reorganizations, including Activision taking over Halo game development.