With April Fool’s Day less than a week away, dangerous pranks are just waiting to be pulled on unsuspecting friends, family and coworkers.
To help protect unsuspecting Canadians from pranks, Virgin Mobile has released an awareness video ahead of April 1:
The company suggests a variety of checklists to protect yourself at home and at work, such as watching and memorizing Home Alone 1 & 2, and to “Wear protective equipment including but not limited to bubble wrap, pillows or Snuggies.”
Sounds like a good plan. Next Wednesday, trust no one and question everything you read online. Or be prepared to weep endlessly in the shower, in the fetal position.
We’re rounding the corner into another month and Bell Media today has shared its list of what’s new on the Crave streaming service for February 2023. February is Black History Month and Crave has highlights featuring Black creators, talent, and cultural figures with various curated special collections. One upcoming title is the TSN and Crave Original […]
Bell Aliant sent an invoice of almost $650 to one senior in Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, for two months of telephone service after overcharging him due to a "programming error" that billed his local calls as long-distance — reports the CBC. "Thirty-five dollars a month for the house phone, that's what they said I have...
Bell Mobility and Virgin Plus announced on Monday afternoon they are having issues with their wireless network, with voice calls being affected. The Bell and Virgin accounts said on Monday just before 1pm PT/4pm ET that customers in Ontario “may be experiencing a voice service outage.” The companies added, “We are working to restore services […]
