Callers posing as Rogers, Telus and Virgin get you to order a real phone, then trick you into shipping it to them. Police in Edmonton and Thunder Bay are warning about it.
The federal budget lands at 4 p.m., AMD prices its Toronto chip deal, Gemini starts shopping for Canadians, Unifor targets Amazon, and Edmonton police bust a phone scam.
A securities filing puts a price on AMD's August deal for the Toronto AI chip startup: cash and stock worth about $4.1 billion CAD, with half tied to conditions.
Direct checkout lets Canadians buy from a handful of retailers inside Gemini and Google's AI Mode, paying with Google Pay. Here's how it works and what to watch.
Shopify's first revenue miss in four years, Hydro-Québec sees a deficit from 2029, a First Nation takes on Wonder Valley, and Binance explains its $6.3-billion hack.
After almost 22 years and more than 2,000 gamma-ray bursts, Swift re-enters around 3:30 a.m. ET. Any surviving pieces can only come down near the equator.
The FT reports Telesat's lenders are pushing for first claim on Lightspeed, Canada's planned Starlink alternative, if it can't pay. An analyst warns it could default.
RBC, TD and BMO block personal AI agents like Meta's Muse from online banking, CIBC won't support them and Scotiabank will limit them. Here's what changes.
Apple and Amazon launched a pile of new gear and features this week. Some arrived in Canada on day one, some only in certain provinces, and some not at all. Here's the scorecard.
A $949 iPad mini looks steep next to $699 USD, but at today's exchange rate it's cheaper here. The real markups are on foldables and flagships. Here's the math.
Profits are up, but a month of hacks, firmware lockouts, account takeovers and the end of discs has PlayStation fans asking what they actually own. Here's what's going on, and what it means in Canada.
