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The EU Commission draft law to restrict young people’s access to the internet that it presented last week will come at a high cost: it will put online services behind age gates, expand the use of

In British Columbia’s election, public auto insurance is in the crosshairs. How does the system work—and compare to other provinces?

A fabricated claim reached eighteen languages in 29 hours, pushed by coordinated actors.

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Big tech companies make the devices we use and the operating systems that come on them. They also make the bulk of the default software that comes packed into those operating systems. But spend even

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Bell Canada's plan to quadruple the power capacity of its proposed AI data centre near Regina is raising questions about how the project will affect the province's electricity system and resources.

Live Rewind and Siri Recap just killed the dreams of always on AI wearables.

One week after Canada's counter tariffs hit, Europe is going public with a partnership built to route around Washington. Carney speaks to the European Parliament the day after.

Ward papastew councillor Michael Janz says developers not paying 'true cost' of clear-cutting wetlands and forest for city's urban sprawl

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Tech developers across Vancouver Island, and Canada, are creating Canadian alternatives for American tech giants as the 'buy Canadian' movement resurges.

Indicator’s latest audit reveals the company let a network of identifiable bad actors run thousands of ads for nonconsensual deepfake nudes

This is about whether the surgery that you need gets scheduled based on medical urgency or on whether you can afford to pay that day.