Data

• Removal of Manitoba COVID-19 data portal alarms epidemiologist

  Manitoba's COVID-19 data portal has been source of daily case counts, hospitalizations and deaths throughout the pandemic, but it's now been deleted.

  Health

  Mar 30
  
• Kelowna cyber security expert urges vigilance during uptick in cyber attacks

  As more of our lives move online, experts are warning people and businesses to be extra careful about data breaches, particularly as there is an uptick in cyber attacks.

  Canada

  Oct 25, 2021
  
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• Road rage incidents already surpassing 2019, 2020 numbers, say Winnipeg police

  Data provided by the WPS shows there were 306 reported cases of road rage in 2019, 241 in 2020 and 314 so far in 2021.

  Canada

  Sep 2, 2021
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• Domestic and sexual violence on the rise: Fredericton police

  Domestic and sexual violence is on the rise, according to the Fredericton Police Force's annual report, and advocates say that is a dangerous trend.

  Health

  Aug 6, 2021
• Time to change your password: Tips on protecting yourself from online scams

  Financial expert Kelley Keehn recently joined 'The Morning Show' to discuss password tips and how to protect yourself from online scams.

  Lifestyle

  Jun 11, 2021
• COVID by the community: new localized data shows virus levels in Calgary wastewater

  A joint research project between the University of Calgary, City of Calgary and Alberta Health Services monitoring COVID levels in wastewater is expanding.

  Science

  May 7, 2021
• Discover Calgary’s thriving data science scene during the inaugural YYC Data Con

  A group of data science analysts and enthusiasts are coming together to highlight the achievements and opportunities in artificial intelligence in Calgary.

  Tech

  Mar 6, 2021
• About 50 people expected to have died from opioid use in Lethbridge before 2020 is over: provincial data

  A new online data system called the Alberta substance use surveillance system was launched in the province on Friday.  

  Health

  Dec 18, 2020
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• Expert says odds are against municipalities amid ‘significant cyber attack’ on City of Saint John

  "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.

  Tech

  Nov 16, 2020
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• Marginal increase in COVID-19 cases among B.C. children since start of school, province reports

  There have been 50 schools with COVID-19 exposure events as of Oct. 1.

  Health

  Oct 5, 2020