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Fortifying the future – navigating modern corporate security practices

In an age in which digital landscapes intertwine with physical security challenges, corporations are compelled to evolve their security practices to safeguard against myriad threats, both internal and external. This article explores the contemporary facets of corporate security, dissecting the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), fortification of information technology (IT) security measures/solutions, advancements in physical security measures, the role of closed-circuit television (CCTV), and the strategic considerations in choosing between in-house security and contracted security providers.

Mining All-Stars back up to $20 Million Investment in Power Nickel

TORONTO, June 13, 2024 /PRNewswire/ - Power Nickel Inc. (the "Company" or "Power Nickel") (TSXV: PNPN) (OTCBB: PNPNF) (Frankfurt IVV), is pleased to announce that it plans to conduct a flow-through offering for gross proceeds of up to $20 million, through the issuance of up to 16,000,000 flow-through units (the "FT Units") at a price of $1.25 per FT Unit.

Spot Power - Driving Customer Success through Innovation

I had the pleasure recently of sitting down with Darren Chu, Managing Director of UTILITYnet and its retail arm, Spot Power, for a Q&A about an Albertan business that has consistently found ways to deliver exceptional value to customers. 1. Spot Power, and its parent company UTILITYnet, have a long history of innovation and business excellence in Alberta. What has been the recipe for success?

Disastrous Online News Act could be a boon to your brain

It seems that a lot of people are worried that Canada's Online News Act (Bill C-18), which went into effect in June, will make it more difficult for Canadians to find out what is going on in the world. But the truth is, if Meta, Google, and other big players prevent you from reading content produced by Canadian news agencies, in almost all cases the tech firms will be doing you a huge favour.

Can climate be litigated?

As public discourse about climate change and climate crisis escalate to the point that the Secretary General of the United Nations talks about “global boiling”, we hear more and more about lawsuits launched against organizations accused of creating or failing to stop greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs). As the story usually goes, by promoting GHGs, these agents have exacerbated climate change, damaged the environment, and the physical/mental health of plaintiffs so extremely that legal remedies are required.

Flight of fancy — taking the “class” out of business class

As a father of 7 in the media industry (but, sigh, not Google, Meta, or Amazon), I do not fly on airplanes often. And when I do, it is generally the randomly chosen middle seat — perfect for my long legs. — in row 32. However, last week, through a stroke of luck and a very generous person, I was given the opportunity to fly business class. What a treat!