Apple planning iPad event for Oct. 16: Report CTV News
(SAN FRANCISCO-AFP) - On the heels of a major launch of large-screen iPhones, Apple has scheduled an Oct. 16 event to update its iPad line, technology news website Re/code reported Friday. The event also will include a look at next-generation software ...
Apple tipped to launch new iPad soonThe Australian
Biz Break: Apple plans to debut new iPad on Oct. 16, multiple reports saySan Jose Mercury News
What Will Apple Announce At Its October 16th Event?Forbes
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(SAN FRANCISCO-AFP) - On the heels of a major launch of large-screen iPhones, Apple has scheduled an Oct. 16 event to update its iPad line, technology news website Re/code reported Friday. The event also will include a look at next-generation software ...
Apple tipped to launch new iPad soon
Biz Break: Apple plans to debut new iPad on Oct. 16, multiple reports say
What Will Apple Announce At Its October 16th Event?
Canada allows e-labelling for high-tech devices CBC.ca
Serial numbers no longer need to be visible on the surface of devices such as smartphones or wearable technology such as smartwatches in Canada, thanks to new electronic labelling regulations. The new rules are "opening Canada's markets to the latest ...
No more paper warranties? E-labelling regulations unveiled in WaterlooCTV News
Canada greenlights e-labelling for devicesCartt.ca (subscription)
Government okays e-labelling for wearable technologyITWorld Canada
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Serial numbers no longer need to be visible on the surface of devices such as smartphones or wearable technology such as smartwatches in Canada, thanks to new electronic labelling regulations. The new rules are "opening Canada's markets to the latest ...
No more paper warranties? E-labelling regulations unveiled in Waterloo
Canada greenlights e-labelling for devices
Government okays e-labelling for wearable technology
Computer security sleuths hack the hackers Vancouver Sun
HALIFAX — Mark is a disgruntled employee. So disgruntled that when he decamped from his job he downloaded critical files from his company computer, files he could sell to fund what he envisioned as an early retirement. Hot on his heels are the white-hat ...
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HALIFAX — Mark is a disgruntled employee. So disgruntled that when he decamped from his job he downloaded critical files from his company computer, files he could sell to fund what he envisioned as an early retirement. Hot on his heels are the white-hat ...
SpaceX, cellphone prices, and Netflix: BUSINESS WEEK WRAP CBC.ca
The world's space industry gathered in Toronto this week with one main message for the world: the sky is no longer the limit. Space exploration was a major hive of innovation and investment since humans first started putting satellites into orbit more than 50 ...
It's time to be honest: Netflix is parasiticThe Globe and Mail
Netflix versus the CRTC: Who will win?Toronto Sun
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The world's space industry gathered in Toronto this week with one main message for the world: the sky is no longer the limit. Space exploration was a major hive of innovation and investment since humans first started putting satellites into orbit more than 50 ...
It's time to be honest: Netflix is parasitic
Netflix versus the CRTC: Who will win?
Police trying to cut down on aggressive drivers Regina Leader-Post
Throughout October, police will be trying to curb issues like speeding, stunting and speeding through work zones. Photograph by: Don Healy , Regina Leader-Post files. REGINA — Police services across Saskatchewan want to eliminate a lingering danger.
What kind of aggressive driving do you hate most?CBC.ca
Police focus on aggressive drivers, work zone speeding in OctoberSouthwest Booster
Aggressive drivers this month's targetMoose Jaw Times-Herald
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Throughout October, police will be trying to curb issues like speeding, stunting and speeding through work zones. Photograph by: Don Healy , Regina Leader-Post files. REGINA — Police services across Saskatchewan want to eliminate a lingering danger.
What kind of aggressive driving do you hate most?
Police focus on aggressive drivers, work zone speeding in October
Aggressive drivers this month's target
Gas-line repairs expected to cause 'major delays' on portion of Crowchild Trail MetroNews Canada
City officials are warning of “major delays” on Crowchild Trail in the coming weeks as ATCO performs gas line repairs. Starting Friday, the lanes closest to the concrete barrier on north and southbound Crowchild will be be closed entirely at 54 Avenue SW.
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City officials are warning of “major delays” on Crowchild Trail in the coming weeks as ATCO performs gas line repairs. Starting Friday, the lanes closest to the concrete barrier on north and southbound Crowchild will be be closed entirely at 54 Avenue SW.
More charges against Skyway crash driver CHCH News
The truck driver who drove his dump truck into the Burlington Skyway, forcing it to close for days, is facing more charges. Sukhvinder Rai, 34, of Brampton is facing four more charges. It's not clear what those charges are yet because they haven't been laid.
Burlington Skyway crash: Driver to face additional chargesCBC.ca
Driver in Burlington Skyway crash could face more chargesNewstalk 1010
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The truck driver who drove his dump truck into the Burlington Skyway, forcing it to close for days, is facing more charges. Sukhvinder Rai, 34, of Brampton is facing four more charges. It's not clear what those charges are yet because they haven't been laid.
Burlington Skyway crash: Driver to face additional charges
Driver in Burlington Skyway crash could face more charges
New charges expected against Skyway Bridge crash driver
Nova Scotia Cracks Down on Texting while Driving Via Stiffer Fines E Canada Now
Halifax, Nova Scotia – The problem of texting while driving has forced the provincial government to increase the fines as of February 1, 2015. The increase in fines is meant to act as a deterrent to drivers to abstain from texting while behind the wheel.
Commuters beware: Province upping fines for using cell phones while drivingDaily Business Buzz - Nova Scotia
Penalties going up for texting and driving in Nova ScotiaNova News Now
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Halifax, Nova Scotia – The problem of texting while driving has forced the provincial government to increase the fines as of February 1, 2015. The increase in fines is meant to act as a deterrent to drivers to abstain from texting while behind the wheel.
Commuters beware: Province upping fines for using cell phones while driving
Penalties going up for texting and driving in Nova Scotia
Bordeaux wine lovers awaiting 2011 vintage this weekend CBC.ca
Many wine enthusiasts are awaiting the release of the 2011 Bordeaux vintages, which arrive in B.C.'s liquor stores Saturday. CBC Radio One's On the Coast got some recommendations and advice from the show's Master of Wine, Barb Philip. How does the ...
2011 Bordeaux wine release expected to draw long linesRichmond Review
Don't get stuck with Baby Duck: 2011 vintage Bordeaux wines expected to sell ...The Province
Bordeaux 2011 hits VancouverThe Drinks Business
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Many wine enthusiasts are awaiting the release of the 2011 Bordeaux vintages, which arrive in B.C.'s liquor stores Saturday. CBC Radio One's On the Coast got some recommendations and advice from the show's Master of Wine, Barb Philip. How does the ...
2011 Bordeaux wine release expected to draw long lines
Don't get stuck with Baby Duck: 2011 vintage Bordeaux wines expected to sell ...
Bordeaux 2011 hits Vancouver
Ollie Review: Sphero's new trick-focused remote control toy has a learning curve Montreal Gazette
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