The week in Canadian tech: Huang's exit and our pensions, Real-Time Rail's first eight, a two-day Outlook outage, Bill C-22, Xplore, Rogers and Blue J.
Apple's first smart display launches today in Canada. Wall mounts cost $79.95 to $179.95 extra, and Canadian French support is coming later in a free update.
McGill researchers found 293 TikTok and Instagram accounts with 22.1 million plays. TikTok's AI label caught 4% of them. Here's how it works and how to spot it.
Microsoft blames an infrastructure overload for the Outlook outage that started around midday ET. Copilot and other Microsoft 365 apps are also reporting problems.
Nvidia's co-founder is out after 33 years, effective immediately. Kress is interim CEO, and the board has its first-ever chair. Earnings are still on for Tuesday.
Cogeco, Eastlink and SaskTel say making Monday games a Sportsnet+ exclusive breaks a Rogers-Shaw merger condition. What it costs to watch in the meantime.
Nintendo's Switch 2 remake set a record for its own games, while Sony crossed a console milestone the same week. Here are the numbers, and what the game costs here.
A billing notice says Shaw internet customers will pay $7 more a month from Feb. 18, 2027. Discounts and fixed-term plans are protected until they end.
The lawful access bill is now before the Senate. We read the text: what it asks of apps and carriers, what it says about encryption, and who says they'd pull out.
Alberta, Quebec, Ontario and B.C. all promise data centres will pay their own way. They have four very different plans for making sure of it, and the details matter for your bill.
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.
