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Amazon Canada workers getting just a $1 per hour pay bump | Daily Hive | National (opens the original)
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Amazon says it is raising the average hourly base wage in Canada to $26.27, up by $1/hr from last year. In an emailed statement, the company says the bump represents a four per cent year-over-year increase and is an investment of more than $78 million. The increase takes effect on Sept. 27 for the company’s full-time operations employees across Canada. The company also notes that the new wage will mean full-time employees working 40 hours a week would earn more than $54,000 per year on average.
Canadians can sign up for the government's free AI basics course | Daily Hive | National (opens the original)
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The Canadian government has announced a new, no-cost course to teach the general public about Artificial Intelligence (AI), what it can do, and how it will affect them. Named the National AI Literacy Initiative, the initiative will offer three courses: one for teachers, one for post-secondary students, and one for all Canadians. The federal government said the teacher course will “provide K-12 educators with practical training and classroom-ready resources, with five additional chapters to be re
Turn right on MapQuest: These apps are still calling it Lake Ontario | Daily Hive | National (opens the original)
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What a strange time to be looking for directions. With the recent executive order by U.S. President Donald Trump to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America (in the U.S., anyway), map applications like Google Maps have already made the switch. Expectedly, this hasn’t gone down well. Canadian companies such as the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO), Hydro One, Metrolinx, and even the Canadian government itself have received negative press over maps on their websites that depict Lake America — whic
CRTC lets Canadian carriers lock phones again, but there’s a catch | Daily Hive | National (opens the original)
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The Canadian Radio-television and Communications Commission (CRTC) is changing its rules preventing the sale of locked phones in Canada after complaints from Bell and Telus. Essentially, the CRTC has temporarily suspended the ruling that mandates devices be sold unlocked. Now, any Canadian wireless provider can sell a device in a locked state. However, it must be automatically unlocked within two business days. Further, customers must also be able to request that the device be immediately unlock
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