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Canadian Centre for Cybersecurity provides new analysis and forecasts on threats to Canadians In November 2020 the Canadian Centre for Cybersecurity ("Cyber Centre") issued its second National Cyberthreat Assessment document (the "Report"), which assesses the most pressing threats to cybersecurity in Canada today. The document updates the National Cyberthreat Assessment 2018 (NCTA 2018), analysing the interim years and providing forecasts until 2022, and its analysis of trends and predictions makes for interesting if rather grim reading. The Report noted that as technologies such as artificia...

With negotiations for a post-Brexit trade agreement between the United Kingdom and the European Union continuing, the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) is a light at the end of the tunnel for Prime Minister Boris Johnson. In November 2021, the UK will host COP26 in Glasgow, with Italy contributing on preparatory work through meetings in Milan. The Johnson government has encountered serious troubles in the run-up to the event, as reflected in the prime minister’s decision to sack the designated president of the conference. Nevertheless, COP26 provides an opportunity for the UK government ...

There is what the feeling is. i think that -- i think the question is whether or not his actual record will allow him to con to be the candidate for those who have that feeling. but is that feeling -- has he accurately described it? 100%? >> there is a reality of the entire -- of the nation failed. i think either party converged on common set of principles that failed the nation. and i would have added george wallace to that litany of candidates who happened into the southern anger. a lot of -- there's a lot of anger directed legitimately at those elites who have taken us down a path of the tr...