TORONTO – The internet presents too many dangers and pitfalls for kids: on the one hand, excessive use can jeopardize their physical and mental health, causing anxiety, depression, loneliness, and even self-harm; on the other, the web is a veritable jungle where young boys and girls, and children, risk being exposed to age-inappropriate content or, in the worst (but not rarest) scenario, becoming the target of cyberbullies or online predators. →
TORONTO – “L’estate sta finendo”, cantavano i Righeira in Italia negli Anni ’80, “e un anno se ne va” …ma in Canada restano gli incendi che continuano a flagellare l’intero Paese, fatta eccezione per la sola Prince Edward Island, vera e propria isola felice, è il caso di dire…
TORONTO – Summer is ending but not wildfires, that continue to ravage the entire country, with the sole exception of Prince Edward Island. According to data from the CIFFC (Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre), there were 568 active fires at 1pm today, 77 of which were out of control (the updating in real time by CIFFC is here). →
TORONTO – I canadesi hanno perso oltre 638 milioni di dollari a causa di frodi nel 2024, con casi quasi raddoppiati nell’ultimo decennio. Stiamo parlando delle frodi online, il cosiddetto “scam”. Un fenomeno letteralmente dilagante. E secondo l’esperto di tecnologia Carmi Levy, l’intelligenza artificiale sta ulteriormente alimentando l’aumento e questa tendenza crescente sta creando una crisi nei servizi finanziari che probabilmente peggiorerà ancora…
TORONTO – Canadians lost over $638 million to fraud in 2024, with cases nearly doubling in the last decade. We’re talking about online fraud, or “scam”: it’s a phenomenon that’s literally rampant. And according to technology expert Carmi Levy, artificial intelligence is further fueling the increase, and this growing trend is creating a crisis in financial services that will likely get even worse. →
