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Electronic tracking of voters is a thorny topic in a tight federal election race
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Electronic tracking of voters is a thorny topic in a tight federal election race
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Traffic Cameras Installed at Over 100 Intersections in Richmond Raises Privacy, Surveillance Concerns
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VANCOUVER Western Canada’s largest appliance retailer, Trail Appliances B.C., has launched an investigation after being struck by a cyberattack early Friday morning. On Tuesday, Trail Appliances B.C. updated its website, stating: “Our core services pertaining to order processing and payment, online purchases, deliveries, and order pick up in-store or at our warehouses are temporarily unavailable. In addition, our email system and parts of our phone network are also affected. The company said it does not believe its payment systems or customer credit card information are at risk. Trail Appliances has hired outside experts to investigate the attack to determine the extent of the data breach and to restore services. A company employee shared an internal email with CTV News sent to employees on Friday that indicates employees were told when the attack happened to say it was a system outage until they knew more and not to talk to the media about it. That same employee
VANCOUVER The Richmond RCMP says the new intersection cameras being installed across the municipality will help in investigating car crashes. The city is in the process of installing 110 cameras, each accompanied by a street sign indicating that the devices are recording. Half have already been installed, and the rest will be installed by the end of the month, according to city officials. The project, which was approved by B.C.’s Office of Information and Privacy, is, according to Richmond city documents from 2020, primarily intended for “traffic management and road safety,” by providing data on traffic volume, speed, collisions, red-light running and more, allowing for preventative measures and “predictive road safety prevention and enforcement efforts that target high-risk traffic locations.”