By Meghan Unadkat Global News Posted September 24, 2026 4:54 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size New Airbnb data shows British Columbians are staying closer to home this fall. B.C. rural destinations are gaining in popularity, including Haida Gwaii, Powell River on the SunshineContinue Reading
The boom in artificial intelligence has put Ontario municipalities on the front lines of a major debate over how to regulate a new wave of large, energy-hungry data centres. Several municipalities have voted in recent months on temporary data centre moratoriums while they study possible guardrails, and at least oneContinue Reading
The beauty industry is becoming more specialized, and generic B2B outreach is getting harder to ignore. Salon owners, skincare brands, cosmetic chemists, retailers, and suppliers all have different needs. A Beauty Industry Email List helps brands reach the right professionals instead of sending the same message to anContinue Reading
Oakville enacted a one-year moratorium on new data centres, becoming the first Ontario municipality to take the step as local lawmakers grapple with the concerns surrounding the new wave of facilities powering artificial intelligence. Councillors also directed staff to study whether the town’s own regulations need to be updated toContinue Reading
Canadians are adapting their way of life as financial commitments increase even before their paychecks hit their bank accounts, the MNP Consumer Debt Index showed Monday. Persistent cost pressures mean that for many Canadians, much of their income is liquidated before they receive a paycheck, according to a poll conductedContinue Reading
In today’s digital era, data is the new oil. Every click, swipe, and download creates digital information that needs to be stored, processed, secured, and delivered at lightning speed. That’s where it is data center in – they are the backbone of the digital economy. In India, data center companiesContinue Reading
In today’s fast-paced financial world, even small payment delays or data discrepancies can cause major problems. Missed settlements, duplicate records, and slow reconciliations not only waste time – they also increase costs, damage trust, and frustrate banks and customers. Behind the scenes, outdated systems struggled to meet real-time transaction demands.Continue Reading