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Warming to hit "roads, pipelines" in Canada north : Roads, buildings and pipelines in Canada's north are at risk from global warming and the government must do more to protect infrastructure in the remote frozen region, an official panel said Thursday. ...
26 Nov 2009 09:41

24 Nov 2009 09:53

Canada's doctors told to stop using swine flu vaccine : GlaxoSmithKline has advised doctors in Canada to stop using a batch of its swine flu vaccine, amid reports of severe side-effects in some patients. The batch of some 170,000 doses was put on hold because of the reported higher than usual number of patients having anaphylactic reactions. ...

20 Nov 2009 10:29

Air Canada starts trial use of in-flight Internet : Air Canada has begun trial offers of Internet service onboard some flights between Los Angeles and the cities of Toronto and Montreal. The service will cost $9.95 per flight for customers with a laptop computer and $7.95 for a personal electronic device. ...

03 Nov 2009 10:01

Canada, U.S. urged to get on board high-speed rail projects : American rail advocates are urging the Canadian and U.S. governments to show the courage to get on board interconnected high-speed rail networks that would accelerate economic growth in key ...

23 Oct 2009 10:08

Canada approves H1N1 vaccine : OTTAWA – Canada on Wednesday approved an H1N1 flu vaccine that will be ready for use in the coming days as advance shipments have been distributed to all of its provinces and territories, officials said. "With the arrival of the flu season many Canadians are anxious to get vaccinated against the H1N1 flu virus," Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq told a press conference. ...

07 Jul 2009 06:20

RIM Doubles Applications to 2,000, Taking on Apple (Update3) : Research In Motion Ltd. doubled the programs available online for its BlackBerry phones and will open its Web store to more customers abroad, striving to lure users away from rival models ...

Microsoft buying Canadian online game company : US computer software giant Microsoft announced plans on Thursday to buy BigPark Inc., an interactive online game company based in Vancouver. Microsoft, in a statement, said the Canadian videogame maker will be integrated with Microsoft Game Studios, "where the team will continue development on an exclusive Xbox 360 game." ...
08 May 2009 08:46

10 Jul 2008 03:25

Google slams "throttling" of internet traffic in Canada : In a fifteen page filing to the CRTC concerning the Canadian Association of Internet Providers’ (CAIP) application to end Bell Canada's practice of "throttling" its wholesale internet services, ...

Cheapest iPhone plan starts at $60 : Monthly fee that tops out at $115 puts device `in the realm of reality'. It's official: Owning an iPhone isn't going to be cheap in Canada. Rogers Communications Inc. yesterday unveiled the monthly plans that will accompany Apple Inc.'s second-generation iPhone when it goes on sale July 11 for $199 or $299 with a three-year contract. ...
30 Jun 2008 10:39

Vista's First Launch Expected In Canada : Microsoft's Canadian operation will apparently lead the way in rolling out the software giant's new operating system, with a Vista launch scheduled for on Nov. 23 in Edmonton and later events to take place in other Canadian ...
25 Oct 2006 01:45

New Internet ID system critical to stemming online fraud: experts : A complete overhaul of the way identity is verified on the Internet is the only way to stem the exponentially growing tide of online fraud, Internet privacy experts say. Ontario's privacy commissioner and Microsoft executives held a joint news conference Wednesday in Toronto as part of a conference of the International Association of Privacy ...
20 Oct 2006 09:14

Canadian Environment Groups Say Draft Law Will Be Ineffective : Canadian environmental groups say Prime Minister Stephen Harper's planned clean air bill won't improve pollution control and may be open to legal challenges, citing a draft of the policy ...
15 Oct 2006 06:28

Liberal wants ban on cellphones, MP3 players for new drive : Teenagers would be banned from talking on cellphones, text messaging or fiddling with their MP3 players while driving if an Ontario Liberal backbencher has his way. Oakville member Kevin Flynn has introduced a private member's bill - which is scheduled for second reading in the Ontario legislature Oct. 12 - that he said recognizes new drivers have enough ...
02 Oct 2006 11:59

Boreal forests worth $250 billion per year worldwide : The environmental work of Canada's boreal forests in purifying air and water and the tourism dollars they generate are worth at least $93 billion a year, says an economist. That value should be taken into account when making decisions about logging, mining and other industrial activity that affects forests, Mark Anielski will urge delegates at the National Forest ...
27 Sep 2006 02:32

25 Sep 2006 09:32

Wind in their sales : Nova Scotia provincial government rolled out its latest initiative to introduce more green energy into the province this week. Disgruntled wind co-op says it will bypass Nova Scotia Power transmission and distribution lines and ...

Dealing with Canada’s Wastewater : Unlike many countries, Canada lacks a clear national standard with respect to wastewater treatment, which is managed through an often confusing mix of policies, by-laws and legislation at the federal, provincial and ...
20 Sep 2006 10:37

Fewer young men in Canada are being diagnosed with cancer : Fewer young men in Canada are being diagnosed with cancer while the number for young women is stable, according to the Cancer in Young Adults in Canada report released today by Cancer Care ...
20 Sep 2006 08:26

How Canadians use Internet : Two-thirds of adult Canadians surfed the Internet in 2005, and those living in larger cities were much more likely to have done so than those in rural areas and small towns, according to the new Canadian Internet Use ...
20 Sep 2006 04:30

Sony spyware in Canada : The Sony rootkit controversy generated enormous public attention last year after it was disclosed that the company inserted faulty copy-protection software onto dozens of CDs, rendering hundreds of thousands of personal ...
19 Sep 2006 11:14

The end of Windows 98 : Microsoft ended its support of Windows 98 and Millennium Edition (Me) this week, leaving millions of computers that are online right now vulnerable to hackers. As of June 11, Microsoft will no longer issue security updates for these older versions of Windows "because they are outdated and can expose customers to security risks." ...
18 Jul 2006 02:21

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