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We are hiring! This is a full-time position as a Direct Service Coordinator for our office in Teviotdale. If you are interested, please contact Elizabeth Kent via email (victim@vswguelph.on.ca) before October 28th, 2026 by sending your resume and cover letter.
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September 30 is an opportunity to pause, reflect, and honour the children who never returned home from residential schools, survivors, and the families and communities who continue to carry their stories. Together we must continue to pay our respects to the lives that were lost and remember the tragic history that led to grief and suffering of Indigenous children. ...
Google’s artificial intelligence model Gemini accessed computer systems belonging to three real companies without authorization during a cybersecurity test in May — the latest in a string of simil...
Windows 11 can now reinstall itself from the cloud — Cloud Rebuild revives dead systems without secondary boot media, wipes broken installation and downloads a fresh copy of the OS ...
A new Android malware strain called Mantax Otax combines ransomware and spyware capabilities to encrypt files, steal sensitive data, and spam and harass victims.
Further to a warning issued in April 2026, the Anishinabek Police Service (APS) is again warning Indigenous businesses and organizations in its communities to be aware of an active, serious, ongoing fraud threat.
This second warning is being issued after five additional reports of Business Email Compromise (BEC) were received by APS in recent weeks.
BEC is a sophisticated fraud in which criminals send an email message that appears to come from a known source making a legitimate request. The scammers, using a spoofed or compromised email account of the supplier, informed the organizations of a change in payment details. The email included new banking information with instructions to send future payments to the “new” account which is actually fraudulent. Believing the instructions to be legitimate, the organizations then made payment – in good faith – to the scammer’s account. Combined total losses in these recent cases exceeds $544,000.
Today we recognize the importance of working towards suicide prevention. When you can, encourage conversations and break the stigma surrounding mental health by showing your support. Having even a small, simple conversation with a family member or friend can be meaningful to that person. A small impact of any kind is still important and can make someone feel valued and supported. Talking about mental health is not easy for everyone, but having a community to lean on can be incredibly helpful.
Today, take the time to reflect and remember to look out for both yourself and others whenever possible. If you or someone you know requires some support the Suicide Crisis Helpline is available at 9-8-8 by text or call. ...
⚠️ AI can make phishing scams harder to spot.
Scammers may use AI to create convincing messages and time their scams around benefit and credit payment dates to seem legitimate.
Got a message claiming to be from us? Think before you click!
Stay up to date on the latest scams ➡️ www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/corporate/scams-fraud/recognize-scam.html#h5
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We are hiring! This is a full-time position as a Direct Service Coordinator for our office in Teviotdale. If you are interested, please contact Elizabeth Kent via email (victim@vswguelph.on.ca) before October 28th, 2026 by sending your resume and cover letter.
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September 30 is an opportunity to pause, reflect, and honour the children who never returned home from residential schools, survivors, and the families and communities who continue to carry their stories. Together we must continue to pay our respects to the lives that were lost and remember the tragic history that led to grief and suffering of Indigenous children. ...
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Google says Gemini breached three companies during security test ...
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Google’s artificial intelligence model Gemini accessed computer systems belonging to three real companies without authorization during a cybersecurity test in May — the latest in a string of simil...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Windows 11 can now reinstall itself from the cloud — Cloud Rebuild revives dead systems without secondary boot media, wipes broken installation and downloads a fresh copy of the OS ...
Windows 11 can now reinstall itself from the cloud — Cloud Rebuild revives dead systems without secondary boot media, wipes broken installation and downloads a fresh copy of the OS
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New Android malware encrypts files, steals data, and harasses victims ...
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POLICE WARNING COMMUNITIES ABOUT ONGOING SOPHISTICATED BEC FRAUDS TARGETING INDIGENOUS ORGANIZATIONS
Further to a warning issued in April 2026, the Anishinabek Police Service (APS) is again warning Indigenous businesses and organizations in its communities to be aware of an active, serious, ongoing fraud threat.
This second warning is being issued after five additional reports of Business Email Compromise (BEC) were received by APS in recent weeks.
BEC is a sophisticated fraud in which criminals send an email message that appears to come from a known source making a legitimate request. The scammers, using a spoofed or compromised email account of the supplier, informed the organizations of a change in payment details. The email included new banking information with instructions to send future payments to the “new” account which is actually fraudulent. Believing the instructions to be legitimate, the organizations then made payment – in good faith – to the scammer’s account. Combined total losses in these recent cases exceeds $544,000.
Full news release, including precautions organizations and agencies should take to protect themselves, is available on our Newsroom: www.anishinabekpolice.ca/police-warning-communities-about-ongoing-sophisticated-frauds-targeting-...
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Today we recognize the importance of working towards suicide prevention. When you can, encourage conversations and break the stigma surrounding mental health by showing your support. Having even a small, simple conversation with a family member or friend can be meaningful to that person. A small impact of any kind is still important and can make someone feel valued and supported. Talking about mental health is not easy for everyone, but having a community to lean on can be incredibly helpful.
Today, take the time to reflect and remember to look out for both yourself and others whenever possible. If you or someone you know requires some support the Suicide Crisis Helpline is available at 9-8-8 by text or call. ...
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