
A major Canadian telecommunications company is calling upon the government for enhanced security protocols to address the growing problem of copper theft.
Bell Canada in a statement recently announced that they had installed aerial alarms to fight against and protect communications infrastructure from being tampered with, as thieves, especially since 2022, have been breaking into telecommunications substations to steal copper cables.

You really need to keep an eye on the Department of Injustice these days because you never know what they’re up to. The latest example comes to us from Forbes this week. It involves Google and a collection of YouTube videos that have attracted the attention of the feds. It’s not just the creators of the videos who are of interest, however. Forbes uncovered warrants showing that the FBI had demanded user data on everyone who watched 

Not everything that happens in the workplace to a Muslim will be related to religion, a tribunal judge has said.

But he did not serve in Canada’s armed forces.


So what is Elliot Page complaining about?