Public Safety

Go behind the scenes of the World Cup's massive security operation, where advanced software is not just managing safety but building a lasting tech legacy for cities.

Planning a trip to Canada? The border isn't just a line on a map. Our guide breaks down the new rules, tech, and costly mistakes to avoid in summer 2026.

NH is investing millions in a statewide data grid for its schools, translating military precision into an invisible network designed to protect every student.

Sweeping reforms to Canada’s bail and sentencing laws are now in effect, introducing a modernized legal toolkit designed to curb violent crime and protect critical infrastructure.

Bill C-14 promises safer streets with tougher bail laws, but its most telling provisions may be those protecting our digital backbone and vulnerable citizens.

Following Armenia's pivotal election, allegations of systemic fraud and institutional bias from an international law firm cast a long shadow over the results.

Beyond the G7 handshake, a flurry of agreements signals a rapid, strategic realignment between Ottawa and New Delhi after years of diplomatic chill.

The first of nearly 200 next-gen FAA radars is now live, marking a critical step in replacing 1980s tech. This isn't just an upgrade; it's a national overhaul.

A new partnership integrates detailed building maps into a live command platform, aiming to transform critical incident response and reshape the public safety market.

A California city's partnership with a specialist firm to review its emergency tech offers a model for navigating the complex future of public safety.

While firms spend billions on tech, a new book argues the biggest data breaches stem from leadership gaps and process failures. Is your boardroom the real front line?

As officer assaults hit a decade high, a new bill in Ohio seeks life without parole for cop killers, igniting a fierce debate on deterrence and justice.

New research reveals Indigenous-led projects are not just a social good, but a critical economic engine for Canada's energy transition and resource economy.

As a new name is etched onto a Moncton memorial, we explore the personal stories, policy shifts, and community efforts behind the unending fight for safer roads.

A new radar-based system promises to make security checks faster and less invasive. But can it truly balance our demands for safety, efficiency, and privacy?

A call for research on vaccine side effects exposes a deeper crisis: the collapse of public trust in science. Can rigorous data heal a polarized nation?

Athena Security's new system uses advanced imaging radar to make secondary checks faster and less invasive, aiming to end security bottlenecks for good.

With founder Rich Milliman moving to Chairman, new CEO Michael Nark plans to leverage his tech background to grow the nation's largest extra duty administrator.

BWXT launches a new era of domestic uranium enrichment in Oak Ridge, a critical step to end foreign reliance and secure U.S. national defense fuel.