Users of ChatGPT have expressed dissatisfaction with a recent incident where the AI bot has been advising them to handle their tasks as if it […]
Author: Noah Perreault
The details of a dental insurance plan are set to be unveiled by the federal government.
Today, a group of government ministers is anticipated to introduce a novel federal dental insurance initiative, offering direct benefits to eligible Canadian residents. Although the […]
Canada Bread refutes allegations of a price-fixing scheme in its court submission.
The bakery supplier, which confessed to engaging in price-fixing earlier this year, asserts in recent court documents that any involvement in anti-competitive practices was carried […]
Canada Life expresses regret for the subpar public service in health insurance.
Canada Life representatives issued an apology during a House of Commons committee session investigating the challenging transition as they assumed the administration of the nation’s […]
Gmail’s spam filter demonstrates enhanced recognition of fraudulent text.
Gmail, the widely-used email service, has introduced a highly impactful update that could be considered one of its most significant in years. In a strategic […]
Canada’s environmental advocates advocate for a cap on oil and gas emissions through a stylish expression.
The Canadian climate advocacy group is aiming for its call for a cap on oil and gas emissions to capture the attention of Environment Minister […]
Meta; ceasing cross-message functionality between Facebook and Instagram in the middle of December.
In September 2020, Meta introduced cross-app messaging, enabling communication between Facebook and Instagram users, irrespective of their chosen platform. Just over three years later, this […]
Leadership change amidst divisions: The Assembly of First Nations strives for unity with the election of a new chief.
Leaders of First Nations convening in Ottawa this week for the election of a new national chief emphasize that the foremost challenge confronting the Assembly […]
Over the next year, CBC/Radio-Canada plans to eliminate 600 jobs.
Canada’s public broadcaster, CBC/Radio-Canada, is implementing significant workforce reductions to address a budget shortfall of $125 million. The plan involves the elimination of 600 positions, […]