Government & Public Sector

As part of its ongoing support of health information standards, Canada Health Infoway (CHI) has invested $1.4 million in three new standards projects. The initiatives

The Montreal Police Service has deployed a new Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system that enables 4,000 officers to receive emergency information through a secure public wireless connection no matter where they are located.

Three years ago the Ministry of Public Works and Government Services of Canada (PWGSC) launched an e-learning initiative that is starting to transform how federal government employees acquire new skills. Dubbed the ICT E-Learning Gateway, the program enables users across multiple federal departments to learn IT as well as Office Application (OA) skills

Denis Chamberland was pleased when his auto dealership e-mailed him to say it was PIPEDA compliant. In fact, it even offered him a test drive. He wrote back saying he

Boondocks is a great comic. In one of my favorite strips, Grandfather Truman, faced with another of the innumerable scams that his grandson tries to put over on the old man, says to the youngster,

However, while 55 per cent of Internet file sharers originate from the U.S., according to a study, the numbers of file sharers in Canada continues to grow faster than anywhere else.

The Ontario government is making driver's licences and health cards more secure and fraud resistant.New security features on drivers

The B.C. government has signed a Can $300 million with IBM Canada to deliver and improve corporate IT services, Management Services. The 10-year contract will standardize computer technology and enhance technical support received by the province, according to Management Services Minister Joyce Murray.