Tag: Canada
‘Supply Chain Issues’ to blame for cannabis shortage in Canada
One of Canada’s largest licensed cannabis producers says it will not be able to meet the full demand requested by the provinces by tomorrow.
How to determine the terrorist threat levels
Why terrorism threat levels rise in the days, weeks and months before an attack, not after. The risk level is determined by what we know, not what has just taken place. And what we know is usually determined in large part by intelligence.
Elections Quebec warns of fraudulent calls and texts circulating for today’s vote
Agency says some people have received automated calls saying election is postponed.
Disrupting the supply chain: What happens to the black market when cannabis becomes legal?
The National Post spoke to people involved in the black market — from growers and dispensaries to a pot lounge owner — to find out what they plan to do on Oct. 17
Last chance to register for the BCM-FND training event in Calgary
When your organization is faced with the threat of sudden disruption, being able to respond quickly and effectively is the key to survival!
Terrorism and citizenship
What is a citizen? Well it depends. The concept appears to date back to city states in ancient Greece, but in the modern era each state decides what the rules are.
Air Canada app data breach involves passport numbers!
Air Canada's app has suffered a data breach resulting in the suspected loss of thousands of its customers' personal details.
Smoke gets in their eyes: British Colombia wildfires to impact air quality for rest of August
Environment Canada's index also shows considerable improvement for some communities.
Why Google’s Toronto ‘Smart City’ project is running into hefty local resistance
Concerns over residents' personal data is undermining the Google Alphabet project in its infancy.
Canadians’ Food Safety knowledge is lacking, Federal survey finds
A spokesman for Health Canada said the department will update its safe food handling advertising campaign.
An uneventful G7 – from a security standpoint
Compare that with the 2010 G8/G20 disaster in Toronto where police cars were burned, bank windows were smashed and hundreds were arrested. The question raises itself: what was different this time in Canada?
Score one for the good guys!
As a society we have to decide what powers and what tools to give our protectors. Are we ok with the use of devious tactics to deal with devious actors?