Are Ontario Municipalities Safe Against Cyber Attacks?
The City of Hamilton saw itself come under attack by cybercriminals in early 2024. City Council, apps, phone communication and the city’s library system were all inaccessible or unavailable. Criminals used malware to hold the city hostage until it paid a ransom. The city did not pay and eventually, and order was restored. This is not an isolated event though. Toronto Public Library saw its system become unusable for a year due to a cyber attack, and numerous small municipalities in Ontario have reported similar events over the years. This isn’t going away. Cyber attacks and ransomware are the new
Are Ontario Municipalities Safe Against Cyber Attacks?
The City of Hamilton saw itself come under attack by cybercriminals in early 2024. City Council, apps, phone communication and
Sabrina Nanji And the Milton By-Election
Sabrina Nanji of the QPObserver joins us on this episode as we get into the weeds with the Milton By-Election.
Cameron Kroetsch vs. the Hamilton Police Board
Hamilton Police have been having a pretty bad start to 2024. Last month, the Hamilton Police Board made headlines when
What Happened to the Hamilton Jewish Film Festival?
Last month, we released an episode on the rise of anti-semitism in the 905. We released it and thought it
Mayor Liz Roy Asks Where’s Whitby’s Hospital?
For years, the Doug Ford government has promised Whitby a new hospital. As the region continues to grow it is
Scott Radley on Hamilton’s Looming Gridlock
A few weeks ago, Hamilton City Council voted to redesign its major street running into its downtown core. The new
Paolo De Buono on Catholic Education in Ontario
Coming off our previous episode, we wanted to examine the state of Catholic education in Ontario. Sparked by the recent
905 Round Up – York Catholic Sex Ed and Higher Education Woes
A few things in the world of public education cropped up on our radar this week. In the York Catholic