Former McAfee Canada GM lands at another security company
Jack Sabbag has been named vice-president of sales for MXI Security
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BizPal service is now available in a rural municipality in Manitoba
Starting and running a business in Gimli is easier, thanks to new online business permit and license service
British Columbia’s health care system to save $34M on computing services
Contract between Microsoft and the BC Health Authority Shared Services Organization will run for six years
Details of AMD’s six-core Phenom II chips are leaked
AMD declines to confirm specs, saying it didn’t publish the information
Alberta Innovation Voucher Pilot Program supports high-tech initiatives for small businesses
Program helps small businesses and entrepreneurs at the pre-commercial stage
Canada’s Privacy Commissioner urges a creative approach to new privacy challenges
Jennifer Stoddart: Emerging and rapidly developing technologies are increasing privacy challenges and we must think outside the box to solve them
Province of British Columbia kicks off Apps4Climate Action contest
Contest challenges software developers to create Web and mobile applications to spread awareness about climate change
Avnet to acquire Bell Microproducts
Avnet lays claim to the top storage-centric distributor in North America
Lenovo names David Roman as its new chief marketing officer
Roman comes to Lenovo and leaves HP behind
Top 10 riskiest Canadian cities for cybercrime
The small town of Burlington is as dangerous as Seattle in the U.S. for cybercrime
Ralph Hyatt named president and CEO of Toshiba of Canada
Hyatt to lead the Canadian subsidiary of Toshiba Corp.
New online resource helps Alberta students with Internet safety and cyber-bullying
The new Passport to the Internet tool will be available to students in grades four to eight
Waste PCs could hit 2.4 billion by 2013
Study blames software that drains resources
The Internet receives Nobel prize nomination
The Web up against some strong competition
LCD maker to build billion-dollar factory
AU Optronics will build a US$3 billion LCD factory in Kunshan, China