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Email hack may have revealed personal information, B.C. city warns residents

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The city of Richmond says a hacker is sending email messages impersonating municipal employees
Privacy

Use of facial recognition in four B.C. Canadian Tire stores broke privacy law: Report

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Retailers would have to go some way to legally justify the collection of biometrics from everyone who enters their premises, says BC privacy commissioner. Read why
Privacy

Spend to improve data protection and customer trust, urges BC privacy commissioner

Howard Solomon -
if things 'go sideways' from a data breach the implications of harm to individuals will undermine the trust that people have in the organization,' conference warned
Companies

Technology Impact Awards highlight innovative companies in British Columbia

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The 29th annual Technology Impact Awards (TIAs) set a new record, with 48 finalists and 12 winners announced. Held last week at the Vancouver Convention...
Companies

Hootsuite to lay off 30 per cent of its staff

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Communications & Telecom

Telus commits $34.5 billion and 14,000 new jobs to Alberta and B.C. over the next four years

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Telus is investing $17.5 and $17 billion in network infrastructure, operations, and spectrum across Alberta and B.C., respectively, over the next four years.

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