According to CTV News, a campaign known as ‘Spamouflage’ linked to China has reportedly targeted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a number of other Canadian MPs. During this campaign, the bot network leaves thousands of comments on its social media accounts making malicious claims. However, despite the situation, the Canadian government is not acting hard enough to take further action on this “Spamouflage” campaign, as reported by CTV News. According to a statement from Global Affairs Canada (GAC), the federal government’s “Rapid Response Mechanism” (RRM) detected the campaign, which…

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed his disapproval on Monday towards Meta’s decision to block domestic news on its platforms. He argued that the Facebook-parent company’s focus on profit was taking precedence over ensuring public safety, especially during the severe wildfires that have compelled numerous individuals to evacuate their residences. Trudeau’s comments represent the latest attack by the government on Meta, which this month began blocking news on its Facebook and Instagram platforms from all Canadian users in response to a new law requiring internet giants to pay for news articles.…

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The Canadian countryside is now being traversed by North America’s inaugural hydrogen-powered train this summer. This French passenger train, which is a temporary showcase, will operate until the end of September with the intention of encouraging acceptance in both Canada and the US. Robert Stasko, the executive director of Ontario’s Hydrogen Business Council, expressed to CBC News that the primary outcome expected from this initiative is the enhancement of people’s knowledge and confidence in this technology. The Canadian Borrower will run from Montmorency Falls, Quebec City, to Base-Saint-Paul – a…

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