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On behalf of Kingston College (KC), the KC Old Boys Association, the KCPTA and the wider...

On behalf of Kingston College (KC), the KC Old Boys Association, the KCPTA and the wider...

BC’s human rights commissioner is now collecting stories in a detailed public survey.

With ever-evolving privacy regulations and compliance requirements, this session will explore the technologies available for operationalizing and managing your data privacy program....

President’s Award from the CIO Association of Canada (CIOCAN). For Dillane and other recipients of this year’s prestigious Impact Awards, it’s a much-deserved recognition for dedicated CIOCAN membership and inspiring service. “This is a tremendous honour,” said Dillane, president and chief product officer for Curasion Inc. “As a past president of CIOCAN, it’s fantastic to see such amazing growth and value. Every technology leader across Canada should be a member.” A proven lead...

The CIO Association of Canada (CIOCAN) is pleased to announce the winners of our 2021 Impact Awards. The Impact Awards shine a light on our dedicated members, who make it possible for technology leaders to problem-solve, share know-how and develop as leaders of Canada’s economy. “Boosting performance, connecting and getting inspired and making an impact…

  TORONTO -- Community leaders from six Canadian cities are calling for federal support to increase security and promote tourism in order to help revitalize hard-hit Chinatowns across the country. So organizers say addressing this has to be a national priority. “We need to support our Chinatowns. We need to support our workers [and] our small businesses in the community,” Justin Kong, executive director of Chinese Canadian National Council – Toronto Chapter, told CTV’s ...

News Highlights: Canada’s Top Cyber Cops Help Businesses Navigate SolarWinds Hack. TORONTO, Jan. 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Data Connectors, representing