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‘A total blackout’: Kashmiri-Canadians unable to contact relatives since India cut internet
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Capital One data breach: Morneau calls for investigation into hack affecting Canadians
On Monday, Capital One revealed that the personal information of six million Canadians was compromised in a hack. Continue reading
Capital One data breach: here’s what Canadians need to know
Capital One Financial announced that six million Canadians were affected by a hack. Continue reading