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New on Netflix Canada: October 2026 (opens the original)
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Netflix Canada shared the official list of movies and TV shows coming to the streaming platform in October 2026, as well as some of the content leaving the platform that month. Highlights include a new season of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, a documentary about the late Matthew Perry, and a spooky new Conjuring game ahead of Halloween. Speaking of which, there are several scary movies landing on Netflix in time for spooky season, including Midsommar, the Annabelle movies, A Quiet Place one and two, an
I tested GM Super Cruise in the Rocky Mountains -- here's how it handled (opens the original)
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I love mountains. The scale, the beauty, the nature — there’s so much to love about them. For years, I’ve wanted to head out west to tour the Rockies myself. I finally got that opportunity earlier this year when I joined GM on an early leg of its ‘Great Canadian Hands-Free Drive,’ where I drove on the Trans-Canada Highway from Vancouver to Edmonton through the Rocky Mountains. And honestly, it’s one of the best ways to do it, offering up plenty of sightseeing opportunities and a fresh new look a
Rogers to offer 150+ NHL games for free to select TV customers (opens the original)
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Rogers is adding a bunch of new National Hockey League (NHL) content to its Xfinity TV service for free. According to an announcement from the telecom, Rogers will add exclusive Sportsnet+ content to TV packages at no additional cost, including over 150 NHL games and Monday Night Hockey. The addition starts on Sept. 29. Customers who have TV packages with Sportsnet will be able to access three new digital channels that will feature the Sportsnet+ content. According to Rogers, the Sportsnet+ add-
New CRTC rules aim to make internet plans easier to understand (opens the original)
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Starting next year, Canadian internet service providers (ISPs) will need to offer customers clearer information about internet plans. Following a public hearing and consultations, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced changes coming to the Telecommunications Act and the Internet Code that will impact the types of information ISPs must share with customers about service plans. The changes aim to clarify details like internet speeds and plan prices. Moreo
Cyberattack hit Ontario courts, sealed information possibly accessed (opens the original)
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Ontario’s courts have been hit by a cyberattack, which may have exposed personal information for people involved in court systems. Ontario Chief Justice Michael H. Tulloch, along with Ontario Superior Court Chief Justice Patrick J. Boucher, and Ontario Court of Justice Chief Justice Sharon M. Nicklas, shared a statement on Sept. 2 about the cyberattack, which was spotted by CBC News. Per the statement, the breach impacted C-Track, an online case management platform owned by Thomson Reuters Canad
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