Inzer reportedly told cops that she could not recall what had occurred during the flight “because she fell asleep.” Read on.

SpaceX just took a major step toward making Starlink significantly harder for competing satellite networks to catch, including the Canadian-backed Telesat Lightspeed constellation that has yet to begin commercial service. On Monday morning, SpaceX deployed 26 operational Starlink V3 satellites from Starship Flight 14, which also marked Starship’s first orbital flight. The launch was the first time the company’s next-generation V3 satellites joined the active constellation, as reported by Tesla North. The company said it established contact with all 26 satellites after deployment. The numbers show why the launch today from Starbase, Texas, matters.

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Rogers Communications has begun construction of a controversial 65-metre (213 foot) telecommunications tower in the Sackville Industrial Park to improve its local cell phone services. Plan 360, the…

The government of the Netherlands plans to replace Microsoft's Windows and other software with a custom Linux-based operating system and IT suite named DAWO (Digitaal Autonome Werkomgeving Overheid). ...

Looking for the telecom provider with the strongest connection in your area? Well, PlanHub has got a new feature for you. Essentially, PlanHub has introduced a new feature within its mobile app. Calle...

Canadian VPN and cybersecurity companies are warning that Ottawa’s lawful-access legislation could still push tech businesses out of the country, even after the federal government amended the bill to address privacy and encryption concerns. Windscribe CEO Yegor Sak told The Globe and Mail that Bill C-22 remains unacceptable for companies built around privacy and security. “Bill C-22 makes Canada an untenable place for most tech companies to operate in, foreign and domestic,” Sak said. Windscribe, which is based in Toronto and has more than 100 million registered users worldwide, …

Google is rolling out its age verification tool in Canada, and will use AI to check your account activity to make sure you're over 18.

During council Wednesday, all councillors agreed to begin the renaming process for Trump Avenue in the city’s Central Park neighbourhood.

Britain's media regulator Ofcom said on Wednesday it had ​opened an investigation into whether adult content platform ‌Pornhub has complied with its legal duties to prevent children from seeing pornog...

Prime Minister Mark Carney says he won't reconsider scrapping the digital services tax or streamers' CanCon payments, despite pressure from the Bloc Quebecois.

Bell and Cohere have announced the deployment of a new sovereign AI large language model to assist its cybersecurity team.

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The ShinyHunters extortion gang claims it breached FBI systems using a new Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day vulnerability, gaining access to internal services and stealing sensitive data on employees and job applicants.

Growing industry support demonstrates a shared commitment to responsible data centre development in Canada

Canada's privacy commissioner has opened an investigation into a massive cyber breach from earlier this month believed to have exposed millions of Canadian driver's licences.

Amazon says it has cut off Meta's new Muse personal AI agent from shopping on Amazon.com, citing data security and other concerns. It's part of a larger industry fight over who controls the shopping e...

British Columbia is suing OpenAI in California, accusing the company of failing to warn police about the Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT activity before the February attack.

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