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The commissioner leading the Emergencies Act inquiry has dismissed an application from the lawyer representing some organizers of the self-styled Freedom Convoy to compel witnesses to testify about who brought Nazi and Confederate flags to the protests.

An Enterprise Canada senior official calls it “an entirely unsubstantiated and deeply offensive accusation” against the company executive

An Enterprise Canada senior official calls it “an entirely unsubstantiated and deeply offensive accusation” against the company executive

Strategic communications firm Enterprise Canada is denying that one of its employees had carried a Nazi flag during ...

Cincinnati's athletic department has made another significant advance into the NIL space with the launch of the Cincy Reigns collective.

Because of once-a-decade redistricting, City Council members are having to defend their seats just two years after taking them. Tuesday night’s strong showing for local Republicans is a big topic of conversation — in Puerto Rico.

Attendees at the annual conference in Puerto Rico have already declared their intention to run for reelection.

Two vulnerabilities in OpenSSL 3.0 are now rated as high rather than critical severity after further testing.

A GARDA had to shout at a man who was “fast asleep” in the driver’s seat of an SUV which was stopped on a regional road, Kilmallock Court hear...

OpenSSL walked back the severity of a pair of vulnerabilities that were revealed Tuesday around OpenSSL 3.0 and that garnered significant hype in cybersecurity circles. One researcher told SC Media that there are currently 16,000 publicly accessible servers worldwide that running potentially vulnerable versions of OpenSSL, while around 238,000 servers are still vulnerable to Heartbleed, which was disclosed eight years ago.