Federal Investigation Triggered After Hackers Claim 2TB FBI Data Theft

The FBI is investigating unauthorized activity involving its recruitment website after hackers claimed they obtained a potentially sweeping database of current and former bureau personnel, turning what initially appeared to be a compromised public-facing portal into a possible personnel-security breach. The bureau said Tuesday it was “aware of claims regarding unauthorized activity affecting FBIjobs.gov and […]

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Northern Canadians Rank Trump’s US Above Russia on Arctic Threats

A new Arctic survey has put an unusual strain in Canada-US relations into numbers, with residents of Canada’s North more likely to identify Washington than Moscow or Beijing as the region’s biggest security threat. Global News reported that 48% of respondents named the US under President Donald Trump, compared with 30% who selected Russia and 12% who […]

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Some Alberta Referendum Mail Vote Records Reportedly Doesn’t Match Voter IDs

Alberta’s record mail-in voting operation is facing another administrative problem less than a month before the province’s Oct. 19 referendum, with some electors saying special-ballot paperwork arrived using information that no longer matches their legal identification. CityNews reported that transgender voters Rowan Venedam and Artie Four received referendum paperwork containing previous names, gender information, or […]

Cambria Gold Drills 166 g/t Gold and 3,383 g/t Silver Over 3.1 Metres at Premier

Drills 166 g/t Gold and 3,383 g/t Silver Over 3.1 Metres at Premier

Cambria Gold Mines (TSXV: CAMB) has released a new round of infill assays from its Premier Gold Project, led by an underground intercept of 166.22 g/t gold and 3,383 g/t silver over 3.1 metres. The results cover 6,923 metres from 70 surface and underground holes, largely targeting the Prew Zone of the Premier-Northern Light deposit. […]