Desjardins
Quebec provincial police interrogate 17 people about Desjardins data leak
Desjardins, a Quebec-based co-operative, said a single employee was responsible for the breach detected in December 2018 and that he has since been fired. Continue reading
MP probe massive Desjardins data breach in emergency committee meeting
Emergency meeting comes as Desjardins offers customers permanent digital protection in the wake of massive data breach. Continue reading
Desjardins data breach to put Bill C-59 to the test: Liberal MP
MPs will meet on Monday for an emergency meeting on the massive Desjardins Group data beach Continue reading
MPs will hold emergency meeting on Desjardins data breach
Members of the House of Commons public safety committee have agreed to an emergency meeting about the breach. Continue reading
Privacy watchdogs launch probe over Desjardins data breach
A pair of privacy watchdogs are launching an investigation after a data breach at Desjardins Group that affected nearly three million members. Continue reading
Amid backlash, Desjardins unveils new measures to help members who were victims of data theft
Many Desjardins customers complained that they could not access the company’s website to register and protect their file. Continue reading
Desjardins data breach affecting 2.9 million members leads to class-action lawsuit
The data includes social insurance numbers, names and birthdays. Continue reading
Desjardins says personal info of 2.9 million members shared illegally by employee
The company says those affected includes 2.7 million individual members and 173,000 business members. Continue reading
On top of the world: a view from Canada’s tallest crane at Montreal’s Olympic Stadium
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
If climbing up a 600-rung ladder makes your knees buckle, controlling the crane at Montreal’s Olympic Stadium may not be the job for you. Continue reading
Should Canada eliminate the nickel? New study says it will happen within 5 years
Canada should do away with the nickel within the next five years and move to 10-, 20-, and 50-cent coins, a new report from Desjardins said Tuesday. Continue reading