On Friday, Saskatchewan's health minister promised to monitor the web for any nefarious transactions, but a Regina IT expert says that will be a tall order.

At Monday night’s meeting of Common Council, Collin said staff working on the file will be granted a “well-deserved rest” over the holidays.

One cybersecurity expert suggests using mobile payment systems like Apple Pay or Google Pay when doing your holiday shopping during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security’s new report says the most pressing threat to Canadians is from hacked infrastructure. Saskatchewan's utilities said they're prepared - but a cyber security expert warns it's an ongoing competition.

Canada said Wednesday that it fears foreign actors could try to disrupt power supplies, and for the first time pointed the finger at state-sponsored programs in China, Russia, Iran and North Korea as major cyber crime threats.

"Our IT teams and our security teams have to be right 100 per cent of the time. A criminal just needs to get right once," says cybersecurity expert David Shipley.

Officials say they are working to "contain and eradicate" the virus and restore the systems, but they don't yet know how long that will take.

Amid COVID-19 surges, researchers hope that the evaluation tool can not only help policymakers select an app, but also help increase public confidence in it.

The "Coding for Veterans Career Caravan" is making its first stop in Toronto on Wednesday with the mission to help those working in the military go from "deployment to employment."

“Canada has repeatedly exposed Russia’s responsibility in malicious cyber activity," the statement said.