AI Scams Surge, Challenge Fraud Prevention Month
Police warn that artificial intelligence is making digital fraud increasingly difficult to detect during Fraud Prevention Month, with authorities highlighting sophisticated new scam techniques.
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AI Images Spread Iran War Misinformation Online
AFP's digital investigations head warns about AI-generated images spreading false narratives on the Iran conflict, highlighting challenges in verifying online content.
Staples Baddie Kaeden Rowland's TikTok Fame and Career Shift
Kaeden Rowland's viral TikTok videos about office supplies earned her the nickname 'Staples Baddie,' transforming her into a social media sensation and opening new career opportunities in digital content creation.
Mom Speaks Out After Stranger Tried to Meet Teen via Instagram
A mother in Longueuil, Quebec, is raising awareness after a man attempted to arrange an in-person meeting with her 13-year-old daughter following an Instagram chat, highlighting online safety concerns.
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Waterloo Students Create Firefighting Drone for Emergency Response
A team of University of Waterloo engineering students has designed an innovative drone capable of assisting in firefighting operations, with potential applications in urban and wildland fire scenarios.
BC Auditor General to Release Cybersecurity Report on BCIT
Auditor General Bridget Parrish will present a report on cybersecurity risk management governance at BC Institute of Technology, with a news conference scheduled for March 3, 2026.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting: AI Regulation vs. Privacy Debate
In the aftermath of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, policymakers grapple with balancing public safety and personal privacy in AI regulation, as calls for smart rules over sweeping government powers intensify.
Silicone Kindle Straps: A Game Changer for Readers
Discover how silicone straps are transforming the reading experience on Kindles, offering enhanced comfort and practicality for avid book lovers.
Edmonton Seniors Try Virtual Reality for First Time
Residents of Sakaw Terrace in Edmonton had their first virtual reality experience on February 27, 2026, with many describing it as 'something else' and a remarkable technological encounter.
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Alberta to Patch Software After Cybersecurity Spike
The Alberta government is updating numerous software systems following a surge in cybersecurity incidents, aiming to enhance digital security and protect sensitive data.
Claude AI Service Down Amid Unprecedented Demand Surge
Anthropic's Claude AI chatbot experienced significant outages due to overwhelming demand, coinciding with the company's conflict with the U.S. Defense Department over ethical AI use.
Apple Launches iPhone 17e and M4 iPad Air
Apple announces the iPhone 17e and M4 iPad Air, featuring faster processors, improved cameras, and new wireless chips. The devices offer competitive pricing and will be available for pre-order in March.
Apple iPhone 17e Launches with 256GB Base Storage
Apple has launched the iPhone 17e, priced at $599, featuring a significant upgrade to 256GB of base storage, marking a strategic move in the competitive smartphone market.
Apple Launches iPhone 17e and M4 iPad Air in Product Wave
Apple has introduced the iPhone 17e and a faster M4 iPad Air, with pre-orders starting March 4. The devices feature upgraded processors and in-house chips, marking the beginning of several days of new product announcements.
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U.S. Treasury Ends All Use of Anthropic Products
The U.S. Treasury Department has terminated its use of all Anthropic products, citing undisclosed security and operational concerns, as confirmed by a spokesperson.
Ottawa Should Exercise Caution on AI Development
As artificial intelligence advances rapidly, experts warn that Canada lacks proper regulation while global powers like the U.S. dominate the field, raising urgent safety concerns.
Nvidia Invests $4B in Lumentum, Coherent for AI Chips
Nvidia announces a $2 billion investment each in photonics firms Lumentum and Coherent, aiming to enhance data center chips for faster AI processing demands.
Canadian Team Uncovers Dark Matter 'Ghost Galaxy'
A Canadian-led research team has identified a nearly invisible galaxy, primarily made of dark matter, using advanced astronomical techniques and data from NASA and ESA.
Mastering AI Prompt Crafting: From Generation to Precision
As Canadian AI adoption grows, effective prompt engineering becomes crucial. VibeFarm's lifetime subscription offers a structured workspace with 10,000+ premium prompts to help businesses and creators achieve consistent, high-quality AI outputs.
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Innovative Products for Everyday Convenience and Fun
Discover a range of unique products from Amazon that enhance daily life, from kitchen gadgets to personal care items, all designed for convenience and enjoyment.
RIB Unite 2026 Connects Construction Industry Virtually
RIB Software announces its global virtual thought leadership event RIB Unite 2026, focusing on connected data, workflows, and teams to drive productivity and sustainability in construction.
AMD Expands AI PC Portfolio with Ryzen AI 400 Series
AMD announces expanded Ryzen AI 400 Series portfolio including desktop and mobile processors designed for next-generation AI PC applications with Copilot+ support.
Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse Tuesday, Last Until 2028
A total lunar eclipse creating a blood-red moon will be visible Tuesday from the Americas and Asia, with the next one not occurring until late 2028. Experts explain the celestial mechanics and viewing tips.
Hard Drug Ads Still Plague Facebook Two Years Later
A follow-up investigation reveals Facebook remains rife with ads for cocaine, heroin, firearms, and counterfeit cash, despite Meta's 2024 pledge to improve content monitoring.
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Hackers Hit Iranian Apps, Websites After U.S.-Israel Strikes
In the wake of recent U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran, hackers have launched cyberattacks on Iranian applications and websites, disrupting digital services amid heightened geopolitical tensions.
Musk's Satellite Plan Could Alter Night Sky Forever, Lawyer Warns
Elon Musk's proposal for one million orbiting satellites has raised alarms about space monopolization and permanent alteration of Earth's view of the cosmos, according to Calgary space lawyer Gregory Radisic.
Pope Leo XIV: Priests Should Avoid AI for Sermon Writing
Pope Leo XIV has directed clergy to refrain from using artificial intelligence tools when preparing sermons, emphasizing the importance of personal spiritual reflection and human connection in religious teachings.
Canadian Team Uncovers 'Ghost Galaxy' Made of Dark Matter
A Canadian-led research team has identified a mysterious 'ghost galaxy' that appears to be almost entirely composed of dark matter, with only four globular clusters of stars visible around it.
Unspoken Group Chat Rules You're Probably Ignoring
Explore the critical but often overlooked etiquette rules for group chats, from managing notifications to respecting boundaries, to enhance digital communication and avoid common pitfalls.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Series: Privacy Display, AI Features
Samsung's new Galaxy S26 smartphones, launched in San Francisco, feature a world-first privacy display, advanced AI tools, and improved camera capabilities for low-light photography.
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