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  • Trudeau says Meta news standoff ‘a test moment’ as wildfire season arrives
    Trudeau called Meta an "irresponsible web giant" that made billions sharing information from local journalists who work hard to make sure people are properly informed.
    Canada
    May 10
  • B.C. cuts deal with Meta, Google on youth safety, emergency info
    The British Columbia government and social media giants have made what they call a "historic collaboration" for youth safety online.
    Tech
    May 15
  • Meta stock sinks as investors ‘caught off guard’ by AI spending plans
    Shares of Meta sank nearly 15 per cent early Thursday, sparking a selloff in big tech stocks, after it revealed big spending plans for AI.
    Money
    Apr 25
  • Meta says you can’t turn off its new AI tool on Facebook, Instagram
    Meta has now integrated AI into Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and Messenger in Canada — but its presence may not be welcomed by all.
    Canada
    Apr 19
  • Beijing orders Apple to pull WhatsApp, Threads from its China app store
    Meta's WhatsApp and Threads were removed from the store on Friday after Chinese officials cited unspecified national security concerns.
    Tech
    Apr 19
  • Ontario schools are suing firms behind TikTok, Meta, Snapchat. Here’s why
    Four of Ontario's biggest school boards have said social media platforms are disrupting education and causing social withdrawal and anxiety among students.
    Canada
    Mar 28
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  • WhatsApp says it’s back online after global outage
    More than 9,000 Canadians and 22,000 WhatsApp users in the U.S. reported issues being able to use the Meta-owned application, with other reports seen globally.
    Tech
    Apr 3
  • Instagram back online after hours-long outage: Downdetector
    Meta Platforms's Instagram appeared to be back online for most users after an outage disrupted services for the photo-sharing platform for more than three hours on Thursday.
    Tech
    Mar 22
  • Facebook, Instagram back online after Meta sees global outage
    Thousands of social media users in Canada and across the globe could not access their Facebook and Instagram accounts amid a massive outage of the platforms owned by Meta. 
    Tech
    Mar 5
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  • B.C. announces high fines, jail time for commercial truck drivers who hit overpasses
    The proposed changes to the Commercial Transport Act (CTA) will enable the courts to impose fines for as much as $100,000, and imprisonment up to 18 months.
    Politics
    Mar 12
  • Meta open to Online Harms Act talks, Pornhub reviewing legislation
    While specific platforms covered by the Online Harms Act aren't known yet, web giant Meta says it is open to working with Ottawa while Pornhub is reviewing the legislation.
    Canada
    Feb 27
  • Small businesses in Sask. struggling as not many were able to pay back their CEBA loans
    The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses reported only half of small Sask. businesses were able to pay back their CEBA loans, but many others continue to struggle.
    Canada
    Feb 28
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  • South Burnaby rec centre celebrates long-awaited grand opening
    Residents of South Burnaby celebrated the long-awaited opening of a new rec centre Saturday. The centre features two NHL-sized hockey rinks and other sports facilities.
    Canada
    May 12
  • Watermelon burgers, cheeseburger ice cream on the Calgary Stampede menu this year
    The menu items for the 2024 Calgary Stampede have been released and there are some unique options for every taste bud. 
    Features
    May 8
  • Michael Cera-approved: A roundup of CeraVe products
    Michael Cera stole the show with his Super Bowl commercial for CeraVe. Here's a roundup of some of our bestselling CeraVe products.
    The Curator
    Feb 13
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  • Court strikes down parts of Ontario panhandling law as unconstitutional
    The case was launched in 2017 by the Fair Change legal clinic against the Safe Streets Act, the second constitutional challenge against the law that has been in force since 2000.
    Canada
    Apr 3
  • Why your next beer in Nova Scotia could be coming from a vending machine
    A Nova Scotia company is taking the way you get your beer one step further by creating a vending machine just for beer, but it's drawing concern from some professors.
    Canada
    Apr 18
  • Tesla recalled 2 million vehicles last year. Here’s why the U.S. is probing it
    Tesla said in December, its largest-ever recall covering 2.03 million U.S. vehicles was to better ensure drivers pay attention when using its advanced driver assistance system.
    Consumer
    Apr 26
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  • Tech companies sign pact to combat AI election interference
    Tech executives including OpenAI and Meta gathered to announce a new voluntary framework for how they will respond to AI-generated deepfakes that deliberately trick voters.
    Tech
    Feb 16
  • Former Hydro-Québec worker accused of spying for China pleads not guilty to new charges
    Yuesheng Wang, who is out on bail, entered the not guilty pleas at the courthouse in Longueuil, Que., on Montreal's South Shore. He has said he intends to fight to clear his name.
    Canada
    Apr 5
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