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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.
Read the storyReal-Time Rail launches, Nvidia opens a probe into its CEO, the budget's $1.5 billion for news and culture, a new online regulator, and an Apple gift card payout.
Payments Canada's Real-Time Rail goes live Nov. 9, after more than a decade of work. Most Canadians won't see it right away: the target is 9 in 10 bank accounts by late 2027.
Budget 2026 proposes capping your losses at $0 when someone gets into your bank account without permission. It isn't law yet, and 'gross negligence' will matter.
Budget 2026's startup tax break and $0 fraud liability, Real-Time Rail goes live, Meta hints news could return to Canada, and a Bose battery recall.
Everything in the federal budget for tech, startups, AI, telecom and your bank account, with what it costs and when it takes effect.
Budget 2026 brings a capital gains break for startups, a wider SR&ED credit, $0 fraud liability for bank customers and 500 MW of AI computing. Our live updates.
Critics mostly love Nintendo's Switch 2 remake of the 1998 classic. You can finally jump whenever you want, and the Water Temple is less of a maze. $84.99 in Canada.
Unifor is targeting thousands of Amazon workers in the GTA. Only two Amazon warehouses anywhere are unionized, and Ontario's rules add an extra step.
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.
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.
