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Can We Control Company Privacy on Personal Devices?

Elaine Mah | Posted 02.12.2013 | Canada Business
Elaine Mah

I remain amazed by the proliferation of personal devices in today's homes. Therefore it comes as little surprise that the impact of personal devices is hitting the enterprise. Let's face it, you can either to embrace personal devices in the workplace and proactively put security measures in place, or you can deal with the aftermath when employees will inevitably find their own work-around.

SavvyMom Roundup: Stop and Scan Holiday Shopping Is Here

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 01.10.2013 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

It's safe to say that the virtual pop-up store is the latest and greatest. It's no wonder that with the holidays approaching Mattel and Walmart have come together to launch the first one for commuters in Toronto. The virtual toy store will run for four weeks and will provide the ultimate ease in shopping by providing images of toys and a UPC code to scan for purchase. Then the commuter/shopper goes home and waits for the delivery.

A Modern Approach to the Olympics: Have Multiple Cities Host Instead of One

Justin Beach | Posted 10.13.2012 | Canada
Justin Beach

2012-07-25-olympicbanner.pngIt is a terrible idea for any modern city to host the Olympics. The price tag alone should cause the mayor of any city to run screaming. It seems to me that the best way to put the focus back where it belongs is to break up the Olympics. Allow cities to bid on specific events that they already have facilities for. Allow sponsors and media companies to bid on specific events as well. This would reduce the cost, the impact on the cities themselves and the need for the military to be involved in security. The key, I think, is to stop trying to make modern cities fit the Olympics and make the Olympics fit the modern world.

Travelers, Don't Be Scared of Mexico

Adrian Brijbassi | Posted 08.12.2012 | Canada Travel
Adrian Brijbassi

Many Americans and Canadians have struck all of Mexico off of their destination list because of an unfortunate string of violence in areas of the country nowhere close to La Paz -- home to what Jacques Cousteau called "the world's aquarium." But travel allows you to understand the rest of the world and lets you shed inaccurate notions you may have held before you arrived.

He, She, It -- Does It Really Matter What our Gender is on Passports?

Aviva Rubin | Posted 07.16.2012 | Canada
Aviva Rubin

Passport Canada is looking into policy changes to the gender requirement on passport, and introducing a "genderless" passport for transgendered peoples. But the question isn't whether we should introduce a third "gender" to passport policies, but rather, should there be gender at all on passports?

Muskoka G8 Venue Was 'Ideal' For Snipers

The Canadian Press | Posted 09.02.2011 | Canada

THE CANADIAN PRESS -- OTTAWA - The Conservative government's choice of Ontario cottage country as the 2010 G8 Summit venue offered would-be snipers "i...

MacKay Looking For Maximum Efficiency With Job Cuts

CBC | Posted 07.26.2011 | Canada Politics

(CBC) -- Defence Minister Peter MacKay says his department is conducting a "strategic review" of its staff in response to unconfirmed media reports th...

G8: Harper, Obama Get Ready To Talk Security

CBC | Posted 07.26.2011 | Canada Politics

(CBC) -- French President Nicolas Sarkozy welcomed leaders of the G8 countries to the resort town of Deauville on Thursday, hoping to find consensus o...

Harper, Obama To Talk Perimeter Security at G8

Canadian Press | Posted 07.26.2011 | Canada Politics

DEAUVILLE, France (CP) -- Prime Minister Stephen Harper will meet with U.S. President Barack Obama today to discuss the next stage of the perimeter se...