42 h. ago WestJet says operations running smoothly after ‘cybersecurity incident’

The Calgary-based airline says access to some of its servers and software systems has been impacted but added its operations are nonetheless running safely.

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48 h. ago WestJet faces cybersecurity incident involving app and internal systems

Law enforcement and Transport Canada part of investigation, airline says

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48 h. ago WestJet faced with cybersecurity incident involving app and internal systems

Law enforcement and Transport Canada part of investigation, airline says

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5 d. ago Starbucks Adding Assistant Managers to Run Stores More Smoothly

Starbucks Corp. is planning to add at least one full-time assistant manager to most of its company-operated US locations, giving store managers more latitude to focus on tasks such as recruiting and managing schedules.

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2 w. ago Two Canadian airlines have officially merged and here are the details

Sunwing Airlines flew its final commercial flight on Thursday after it officially completed its integration with WestJet.The merge, which was two years in the making, is part of WestJet's strategy to give Canadians more options when it comes to sun and leisure travel.The second-largest airline in Canada has now integrated all jet aircraft under a single Air Operator Certificate, including 16 former Swoop aircraft, another nine former Lynx Air planes, and now 18 more from Sunwing Airlines.So, what does this mean for Sunwing Vacation customers?The travel company announced that, effective Thursday, May 28, all vacation package customers will travel on board WestJet-operated flights.Here are some of the key changes vacation package travellers can expect:Sunwing Vacations package customers will now check in at the WestJet airport counter, or online on WestJet.com or the WestJet AppWestJet reservation codes (required for flight check-in) will be available via Sunwing's Manage...

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3 w. ago Bell explains reason for huge internet outage across Ontario and Quebec

Bell says an update it made this morning caused the multi-province internet outage that plagued Canadians on Wednesday.In a statement, the company apologized to customers for the disruption and said service was fully restored as of 11 a.m. EDT.The statement continues on to say that "Bell conducted an update that impacted some of our routers," and that the company "rolled back the update to quickly restore services.""We want to assure our customers and partners that this was a technical issue and we have ruled out a cybersecurity incident as the root cause," Bell adds. "Our network teams are conducting a full review to ensure that this situation doesn’t happen again. We apologize for the inconvenience caused and thank customers for their patience."The issue began around 9 a.m. EDT and impacted Canadians across providers and provinces.Bell previously confirmed that the outage was impacting customers in Ontario and Quebec. However...

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