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Cyberattacks against Canadian businesses on the rise: report

Cyberattacks against Canadian businesses on the rise: report

83 per cent of companies reported breaches in past year
Canadians scramble to avoid being stranded after Canada, U.S. ban 737 Max 8

Canadians scramble to avoid being stranded after Canada, U.S. ban 737 Max 8

MONTREAL — Canadian travellers and the country's two biggest airlines are in for a turbulent ride after Canada and the U.S. announced a ban on all Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft from Canadian airspace due to safety concerns.
B.C. floats plans for immunization registry

B.C. floats plans for immunization registry

Vaccination record could mitigate future outbreaks
Ex-spycatcher doesn't allow his kids to use social media

Ex-spycatcher doesn't allow his kids to use social media

People on Facebook and other platforms make it easy for online criminals to pry into their lives, warns cybersecurity expert
Re/Form conference returns to Squamish

Re/Form conference returns to Squamish

Entrepreneur mentorship to be held March 21 and 22
Average B.C. home price has slid nearly 10 per cent in past year: BCREA

Average B.C. home price has slid nearly 10 per cent in past year: BCREA

Real estate association blames mortgage stress test for "sidelining" buyers, calls for feds to scrap it entirely
Ferries launches public consultation on new ships

Ferries launches public consultation on new ships

BC Ferries wants to hear what ferry users are hoping to see in the five new ships it plans to build, so it's "inviting customers and communities to join conversations about the new vessels and to provide input that will help shape their future onboar
Canada grounds all Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft over safety concerns

Canada grounds all Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft over safety concerns

OTTAWA — Transport Minister Marc Garneau is closing Canadian skies to the Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft, effectively grounding the planes over safety concerns arising from the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight that killed everyone on board, inc
Chief health officer takes aim at misinformation in measles outbreak

Chief health officer takes aim at misinformation in measles outbreak

OTTAWA — The country's chief public health officer is urging her fellow doctors to answer questions from concerned parents about vaccinating their children to head off the spread of measles. Dr.
Tina Fontaine asked for help before she died, was told no beds: advocate

Tina Fontaine asked for help before she died, was told no beds: advocate

SAGKEENG FIRST NATION, Man.