Residents are slowly returning to Jasper after a devastating fire destroyed one-third of the town's buildings. Mayor Richard Ireland has an enormous task ahead: rebuilding, knowing fire could eventually strike again. https://lnkd.in/gPRJnDs3 https://lnkd.in/gPRJnDs3
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Kyler Zeleny, a photographer and #UAlberta alum in the Department of Political Science, profiles his hometown of Mundare in his new book, Bury Me in the Back 40. In this story for Maclean's magazine, see how over the course of nine years he chronicles the decay of a small, rural Alberta town — and the community that persists: https://bit.ly/4dT7SfW
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I want to extend my gratitude to Alex Mlynek for including a mention of my gap year in their recent article from Maclean's magazine’s 2024 University Guidebook. Reflecting on my own gap year, I'm reminded of the impact it had on shaping my personal growth and career aspirations. For those interested, here's the link to the article:
How to Plan a Gap Year - Macleans.ca
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In her new book The Knowing, Tanya Talaga is writing Canadian history her way https://lnkd.in/gcB_afDU
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Polyamory is suddenly everywhere—and it’s changing the face of love, marriage and even child-rearing. Here are five intimate stories of non-monogamy: https://lnkd.in/gv5FTUqd
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Protecting our kids from the potential pitfalls of the digital world is a challenge, but it’s one we must take seriously. This article is more than just words on a page—it's a reflection of my deepest concerns as a father. My family's journey with social media is one that many parents can relate to. I wanted to share our story in hopes that it might spark conversations about the role social media plays in our children's lives. Thank you, Maclean's magazine, for allowing me to tell our story. See article here: https://lnkd.in/eZxmF4WV #Parenting #DigitalAge #FamilyValues
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When is comes to ransomware attacks, Canada is the second-most targeted country in the world. Hacks now cost Canadian companies upwards of $5M on average, within the nationwide bill possibly topping $3B in in 2023. An extremely non-exhaustive list of Canadian targets over the past five years: SickKids hospital, the Toronto Public Library, Newfoundland and Labrador's health system, Nova Scotia's too, Indigo Music and Books, the Weather Network. Five hospitals across southwestern Ontario. A jet supplier for the Canadian Armed Forces, the engineering firm Black & McDonald, and the International Joint Commission, a body that manages water rights along the U.S.-Canada border. The cities of Laval, Banff, Saint John, Stratford, St. Mary's, and Hamilton. And the list goes on. But we don't actually know how long that list is, as most companies aren't—yet—required to disclose breaches, and the RCMP and other cybersecurity organizations do a poor job of tracking and following up on reported hacks. A new cybercrime coordination unit is years behind schedule, and the RCMP were recently left off a press release pertaining to an international law enforcement effort that arrested a bunch of hackers on Canadian soil. The TL;DR of a recent report by the country's auditor general summed up the dismal state of affairs damningly: "Canada does not have the capacity or tools to fight cybercrime." It's not a good look, given that, as every single cybersec expert I spoke to for this piece told me, "ransomware attacks are a question of when, not if." I dove deep into the world of ransomware—and our government's glacially paced response—for the September issue of Maclean's magazine, out now. A big thank you to editor Matthew Halliday for once again wrangling my scores of unsettlingly facts and figures into something resembling a narrative. Use multi-factor authentication! 👾👾👾
The Terrifying Rise of Ransomware Gangs - Macleans.ca
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A gnarly invasive reed has taken root across Ontario. In Niagara Region, a 40-strong team of goats are on the case. https://lnkd.in/gWpKsnGQ
The Goats Tackling Ontario's Invasive Plant Problem - Macleans.ca
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Have your passwords, banking information or personal details ever been stolen online? You’re not alone. Tens of thousands Canadians have had their personal information stolen in ransomware attacks. And we’re ill-equipped to fight back. https://lnkd.in/gPyvcRnn
The Terrifying Rise of Ransomware Gangs - Macleans.ca
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Jameel Janjua was a decorated fighter pilot. Now, he ferries wealthy passengers to space for US$450,000 a pop. https://lnkd.in/gyyfVbek
A Canadian in Space - Macleans.ca
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