Electronics
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Arrested Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou returns to a B.C. courtroom today
Canada announced last week it intends to proceed with the extradition case. Both Meng and the company denied any wrongdoing
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Feds set rules on use of AI in government services amid wider testing
Employment and Social Development Canada is setting ground rules on how to use artificial intelligence to make decisions about benefits and services
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Trudeau dismisses China report anonymously accusing Kovrig, Spavor of espionage
An anonymously sourced report alleged that Kovrig and Spavor worked together to steal state secrets, linking their cases for the first time
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NDP MP calls for Facebook investigation following U.K. media reports
The allegation is that assurances were made that the government would not seek jurisdiction over non-Canada data if a data centre was constructed in Canada
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‘I have lost confidence’: Jane Philpott’s cabinet resignation letter
In a letter addressed to Prime Minister, Philpott links her decision to the fallout from the SNC-Lavalin affair
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The impact of digital twin technology on product development and innovation
Researchers examine how emerging technologies, such as digital twin technology, can be used to improve business outcomes
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China accuses U.S. of ‘double standard’ over Huawei claims
The U.S. is seeking Meng’s extradition to face charges she misled banks about the company’s business with Iran
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Chinese state media: Detained Canadians stole state secrets
The detained Canadians were arrested in what was widely seen as an attempt to pressure Canada to release Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou
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Meng Wanzhou alleges her constitutional rights were breached by RCMP, CBSA
The civil claim seeks damages for false imprisonment based on alleged failures to comply with the rule of law upon Meng Wanzhou’s detention
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Researchers develop fireproof sensor to track motion in high risk situations
The wearable device, which is the size of a button-cell watch battery but powered by friction, can track movement
