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New on Hayu: March 2025

March on Hayu brings plenty of must-watch reality TV, including Denise Richards & Her Wild Things, which dives into the drama of Hollywood life. The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: South Africa takes the franchise on a new adventure, while Top Chef returns with another season of intense culinary competition. If you're a reality TV...

New on Paramount+ Canada: March 2025

March brings a packed lineup to Paramount+ Canada, featuring new premieres across reality TV, documentaries, and original series. Alone Season 8 kicks off on March 7, followed by the thriller Heretic on March 8. Music fans can catch Tom Petty: Heartbreakers Beach Party Extended on March 11, while true crime lovers can dive into Sin...

You Can Now Buy Apple’s iPhone 16e in Canada from $899

Apple has officially launched its iPhone 16e in Canada, now available from Apple stores and its website, plus from carriers Rogers, Telus, Bell, Freedom Mobile and more. "iPhone 16e joins the iPhone 16 family as its most affordable member, featuring breakthrough battery life, the fast performance of the A18 chip, Apple Intelligence,1 and an integrated...

Meta’s AI Power Move: Standalone App Dropping Soon, Report Says

Meta is getting serious about its artificial intelligence chatbot and plans to launch a standalone AI app in the next few months, according to unnamed sources, reports CNBC. This move is part of Meta’s bigger goal—to become the top player in AI by the end of the year, competing with OpenAI and Google’s parent company,...

OpenAI Launches GPT-4.5, Its Most Advanced AI Model Yet

OpenAI has started rolling out GPT-4.5, its most powerful AI model for chat, with Pro users gaining access first, followed by Plus and Team users next week, and Enterprise and Edu users the week after. The company said on Thursday that GPT-4.5 is a major step forward, offering a more natural and intuitive user experience...

Rogers, Bell Slam CRTC Rules—Netflix and Apple Push Back

Canada’s biggest media and telecom companies say outdated regulations are holding them back as traditional TV loses ground to streaming giants like Netflix, Amazon, and Disney+. Rogers and Bell are urging the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to ease its grip on the industry, arguing that current rules put them at a disadvantage compared...