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Nearly 1.5 kilometres beneath South Dakota, crews have started assembling the giant steel containers that will hold the heart of the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), one of the largest phy
Stellantis has sold its Brampton Assembly Plant to defence contractor Roshel, a move Unifor calls a betrayal of autoworkers and a failure of Canada's auto strategy. The company informed the union and
Ontario's financial services regulator is warning drivers about a website that sold fake auto insurance pink slips, the proof-of-insurance cards drivers must carry, without providing any actual covera
Police no longer need a judge's permission to keep holding data copied from seized phones and computers, a B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled. That applies even to data that was already under court supervision before the law changed this…
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has certified a class action against Apple that alleges the company was paid to stay out of the search engine business, letting Google overcharge Canadian advertisers. The proposed class covers every Canadian resident who bought…
A warming climate could leave some cities with less rain overall but worse floods, according to a new study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The researchers found that about a quarter of the world's urban land is on track…
Health Canada is warning Canadians not to buy or inject unauthorized peptide drugs sold online, after lab tests found bacteria in vials linked to a Chinese supplier. The department says it seized more than 11,400 vials and shut down two…
Canada's chief electoral officer, Stéphane Perrault, has asked MPs to make transparency the top priority as artificial intelligence reshapes how voters find and judge political information. The recommendations include mandatory labels on AI-generated election content and a rule that chatbots…
Pete Fry won Vancouver's mayoralty on Oct. 17 by more than 31,000 votes, but the city did not vote as one. Results from all 144 in-person voting places show a city split roughly in two. Fry ran up large margins…
Researchers in Japan have demonstrated a way to run AI on hardware that computes with light instead of electricity, using a simplified training method they say cuts the amount of computation needed. The work, by a team at the University…