A Canadian parliamentary committee investigating the controversial ArriveCan app and related procurement misconduct allegations has abruptly suspended its hearings. The move came after members of […]

They really were still working on it: After a multi-party effort to pioneer digital travel credentials seemed to be put on indefinite hiatus, it’s now […]

Air Canada has become the first airline in Canada to embrace biometric digital ID for travelers, allowing participants in a new pilot to use their […]

Reports of the death of the Known Traveller Digital Identity project are greatly exaggerated, according to Transport Canada. First announced back in 2018, the KTDI […]

The new year has kicked off with a flurry of government activity in the advancement of digital identity technology around the world. Turkey has delivered […]

The Canadian government is backing away from its use of a mobile border screening app. Citing anonymous government sources, multiple media outlets have confirmed that […]

The Canadian government has quietly announced plans to pursue a digital ID program at the national level. The announcement came by way of a document […]

The data minimization specialist Incogni is officially extending its services to Canada. The company’s platform already offers support for consumers in Switzerland, the European Union, […]

Just a few months after privacy concerns were cited in a pause to Saskatchewan’s digital ID program, another government official is calling for the program […]

British Columbia’s Chief Information Officer (CIO) is arguing that Canadian provinces (and the federal government) will need to adopt digital identity solutions to combat skyrocketing […]

The province of Alberta is looking for someone to oversee its MyAlberta Digital ID program. The MyAlberta program debuted in 2015, and gives residents a […]

Desjardins is throwing its weight behind the digital ID movement in Canada. The financial institution is making a $845,000 contribution to the country’s Digital Identity […]