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Cybersecurity bill won’t be used to kick people off internet, minister saysIndustry Minister Melanie Joly responded to concerns that language in Bill C-8, which she said targets telecommunication service providers, would apply to online speech.PoliticsJan 27
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TikTok finalizes U.S. spinoff entity, ending battle over Chinese ownershipTikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC will secure U.S. user data, apps and the algorithm through data privacy and cybersecurity measures, the company said.TechJan 22
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Canada deal on Chinese EVs shows trade ‘trumped national security’: expertsOntario Premier Doug Ford has warned about the cybersecurity concerns around Chinese electric vehicles, which he called 'spy vehicles,' echoing comments from 2024.CanadaJan 27
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Is your password on the ‘most common’ list? You might be surprisedNew research shows the most common passwords are not safe enough to protect individuals' data online, especially among younger users.TechNov 19, 2025
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Nova Scotia Power CEO vows to fix billing issues linked to cybersecurity breachThe breach not only resulted in thousands of customers' private data being leaked, but it also destroyed the company's meter communication system.CanadaNov 25, 2025
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Ransomware is a ‘significant’ threat in Canada — and set to worsen: dataThe online attacks are designed by cyber criminals to lock private data from Canadian businesses and individuals until payment demands are met.CanadaJan 29
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B.C. ostrich cull cost almost $7 millionThe ostriches at the Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, B.C., were culled in November 2025, following an unsuccessful legal challenge from the farm to prevent the cull.PoliticsJan 28
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Online voting ‘more inclusive’ for residents, Woodstock mayor saysWoodstock is the latest municipality in Ontario to add online voting as an option in its elections, with the goal to increase engagement among voters.PoliticsJan 7
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Helping Quebec non-profits below ‘cybersecurity poverty line’ strengthen networksFacing the threat of cyberattacks and with limited budgets, non-profit organizations across Quebec are being offered free cybersecurity consulting sessions.CanadaOct 30, 2025
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N.S. private utility gets earful from public over plan to raise electricity pricesA provincial energy board hearing on Nova Scotia Power’s application to raise residential electricity rates begins.CanadaJan 7
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Pornhub premium users’ data stolen by hackers demanding ransomThe hacking group ShinyHunters shared data with Reuters from what it said were users of Pornhub’s premium service, and said it was demanding ransom in Bitcoin to delete the data.TechDec 17, 2025
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Pembina Trails details information stolen in 2024 cyber attackThe Pembina Trails School Division has compiled a list of the information compromised in a 2024 data breach.EducationDec 10, 2025
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N.S. Tories noncommittal on 2024 pledge to cap power rate hikes to national averageNova Scotia's Progressive Conservative government is remaining noncommittal about the party's campaign promise to cap power rate increases to the Canadian average.PoliticsJan 6
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Trump calls Canada-China deal ‘good thing’ as U.S. officials voice concernCanada's new trade deal with China is getting a mixed reaction in Washington, with Trump administration officials warning Canada may regret allowing Chinese EVs into its market.U.S. NewsJan 16
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Canadian fugitive arrested in Spain over major Desjardins data leakAuthorities say Juan Pablo Serrano was arrested by Spanish authorities following a joint operation involving police in Spain, the SQ and Interpol.CrimeJan 6
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‘Significant gaps’ in government’s cybersecurity services: auditor generalAuditor General Karen Hogan said the federal government must continually bolster its defences as cyberattacks become more sophisticated, pervasive and harmful.CanadaOct 21, 2025
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Will more Chinese EVs be a ‘self-inflicted wound’ for Canada’s auto sector?In a post on X, Ontario Premier Doug Ford called the deal 'lopsided' and warned it risks closing the door to the U.S. market for Canadian automakers and could lead to job losses.EconomyJan 16
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Nova Scotia Power holds community engagement session amid bill frustrationsCustomers frustrated with inaccurate and high power bills had the chance to speak to company representatives as the utility holds provincewide engagement sessions.CanadaDec 18, 2025
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A new ‘cold’ war? Canada looks to bolster Arctic security, sovereigntyCanada’s military and intelligence communities are putting a greater emphasis on the challenges of securing Canada’s vast northern regions.CanadaJan 4
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Five things to know about Quebec Premier François Legault’s tough year in 2025With just nine months until the next provincial election, here are five things to know about the premier's tough year.CanadaDec 22, 2025