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Tesla Model Y Now Eligible for Federal, Provincial Rebates
Summary: Tesla Model Y RWD returns to Canada, priced at $59,990 CAD, making it eligible for federal and provincial rebates. Canadian buyers can save up to $9,000 in British Columbia and $12,000 in Quebec, significantly reducing the cost of a Model Y. Both Model Y RWD and Model Y Long Range AWD vehicles qualify for...
Apple is Creating an iPhone Journaling App, Says Report
Apple is reportedly developing a journaling app that will be included for free for iPhone, reports the Wall Street Journal. The app is code-named “Jurassic” and will help users track their daily activities, thoughts, and mental well-being, according to sources. This move apparently aligns with the company's increased focus on mental and physical health technology,...
‘Ghosted’ with Chris Evans Now Streaming on Apple TV+ in Canada
The Apple TV+ original film Ghosted is now available to stream.
You Can Now Watch ‘Suga: Road to D-Day’ on Disney+
If you’re a K-Pop fan, you can now stream BTS Star Suga's new documentary "Suga: Road to D-Day” on Disney+ Canada. The documentary provides an exclusive glimpse into the creative journey behind SUGA's latest solo album. Following collaborations with renowned artists like Coldplay, Steve Aoki, The Chainsmokers, and Halsey, BTS' SUGA embarks on a quest...
How to Stream the Canadian Game Awards Tonight
The fourth annual Canadian Game Awards begins at 8PM ET/ 5PM PT.
Twitter Removes Legacy Verified Checkmarks, But Some Remain for Free
Twitter made it clear they were removing legacy verified checkmarks from profiles today, and the company did just that. The move pushes Twitter users towards the Twitter Blue service that costs $10 CAD per month, or $105 CAD per year ($8.75/month) when purchased on the web (it’s more expensive on iOS and Android due to...
First SpaceX Starship Launch Triggers ‘Flight Termination System’ [VIDEO]
Summary: SpaceX tested the reusable Starship and Super Heavy rocket, reaching a 39 km altitude. Despite engine failures and an explosion, the test was considered successful. Insights gained will improve future flights for crewed missions and Starlink launches. SpaceX launched its first Starship flight test on early Thursday morning, sending the world’s largest and most...
TTC Rejects Bell’s Proposal, Stands by Rogers for TTC Subway Service
Summary: TTC rejects Bell's proposal for a joint-build wireless network model in Toronto's subway system. The agency stands by the existing agreement with Rogers Communications, following an open tender process in 2009. TTC encourages all Canadian telcos to collaborate and provide wireless access for customers in transit systems and public facilities. The Toronto Transit Commission...
Rogers Hires Former ISED Minister as Executive Shuffle Continues
Summary: Rogers adds former ISED Minister Navdeep Bains and more to executive team. Appointments aim to bolster corporate affairs, digital economy, and brand management. Following merger, ex-Shaw executives Brad Shaw and Trevor English join Rogers' Board. Rogers has announced key appointments to its executive leadership team, focusing on corporate affairs, transformation, and brand communication. Navdeep...
Bell Launches Pure Fibre Internet in Leamington
Bell has announced its plan to extend its pure fibre Internet service to consumers and businesses in Leamington, Ontario. As part of the company's capital investment in next-generation network infrastructure, the expansion will offer all-fibre broadband access to approximately 7,000 additional locations in Leamington by 2024. "We are proud to provide our pure fibre connection...
Canadian Tire Caught Using Facial Recognition Without Permission [VIDEO]
Summary: Four Canadian Tire stores in BC violated PIPA by using facial recognition technology without authorization. Stores failed to notify customers, demonstrate reasonable FRT use, and obtain consent. Recommendations made for privacy management improvement and tightening biometric technology regulations. A recent investigation has revealed that four Canadian Tire stores in British Columbia used facial recognition...
Early Apple AR/VR Headset Tester Claims to Be ‘Blown Away’
Leaker Evan Blass, who has provided accurate insight into Apple's plans in the past, claims to know a person who has had opportunities to test the headset.