Google is working on blockchain technology for the cloud
Google is getting into the blockchain business by creating a line of blockchain-related technologies to work with its various online services. Blockchain technology is used to power cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, but Google isn’t working on a new cryptocurrency. The company is currently working to create its own digital ledger that the company could internally […]
Everything you need to know about the 6-inch OnePlus 5T
The OnePlus 5T is one of our favorite phones of the last year, and a worthy update to the OnePlus 5, the phone which it succeeded. Buy it and you get a more contemporary look, flagship specification, and a great camera — all at a reasonable price. Here’s everything you need to know about the […]
Kaetlyn Osmond’s Marystown homecoming in April now a world champion’s welcome
Osmond’s upset win Friday night at worlds in Italy makes her first Canadian woman champ in 45 years Kaetlyn Osmond stunned the skating world Friday evening in Milan when she unexpectedly became the first Canadian woman in 45 years to win the world figure skating championships — just weeks before the small Newfoundland town where […]
Social agencies working together to help those in crisis
Community Mobilization Sudbury includes partners from health, children services, housing, policing If it takes a village to raise a child, it can also takes a village to help vulnerable citizens regain stability in times of crisis, as people in Sudbury are becoming increasingly aware. The village approach is embodied in a network of social agencies […]
Why visual impairment hasn’t slowed down this Ottawa woman
Diane Bergeron, declared legally blind at 10, living proof of CNIB’s good work Diane Bergeron was deemed legally blind at a young age, but being visually impaired hasn’t stopped her from living a full, independent life. Bergeron is vice-president of engagement and international affairs with the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. She became a […]
Province pledges nearly $8M for Thunder Bay health care service expansion
Money will go toward service expansion in 2018-2019 Ontario is pledging just under $8 million in extra funding for two Thunder Bay health care organizations for service expansion in 2018-2019. In a media release issued Friday, the province states it plans to contribute $5.7 million to the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and $2.8 […]