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Canadian Newspapers: Real people reporting real news

National Newspaper Week highlights the essential role of local newspapers and their dedicated staff in delivering accurate, trustworthy news. It celebrates journalists, photographers, publishers, and cartoonists who are deeply invested in their communities. By providing credible reporting, they support democracy and keep citizens informed and connected across Canada’s diverse landscapes.
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Widow of Jack Irving, scion of powerful family, dies

Suzanne Heather Cameron Irving, wife of late tycoon Jack Irving, passed away in Saint John after a brief illness. She was a lifelong resident, passionate about education, and served on various boards. Her family, including son John, commemorated her love for community and dedication to improving New Brunswick. She is survived by her children and grandchildren.
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Keep your money safe from sneaky screen scraping

Many fintech apps utilize screen scraping, requesting online banking passwords to access sensitive financial data. This poses significant cybersecurity risks, including loss of legal protections and unauthorized transactions. Experts, including the Government of Canada, recommend against sharing banking credentials with apps and advise using secure means to access financial information.
News Publishers Call on Carney Government to Adopt ‘Buy Canadian’ Advertising Policy
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News Publishers Call on Carney Government to Adopt ‘Buy Canadian’ Advertising Policy

Various Canadian news associations urge the federal government to allocate a minimum of 25 percent of its advertising budget to support local media. This initiative aims to bolster community journalism, promote trustworthy information, and prevent taxpayer dollars from benefitting large tech firms. It emphasizes the potential of ethnic publications in bridging communication gaps.