The Canadian Crime Stoppers Association (CCSA) is advising its local chapters to only accept tips by phone rather than online, it said in a statement to CBC News on Friday. The "interim phone-only approach ... allows participating local programs to receive tips without using Navigate360's P3 platform," the statement read, referring to the third-party US company's tip management platform that suffered a massive data breach in March.

The Canadian Crime Stoppers Association (CCSA) is advising its local chapters to only accept tips by phone rather than online, it said in a statement to CBC News on Friday. The "interim phone-only approach ... allows participating local programs to receive tips without using Navigate360's P3 platform," the statement read, referring to the third-party US company's tip management platform that suffered a massive data breach in March.

Canadian tipsters could be part of a newly filed class-action lawsuit brought against Crime Stoppers due to a data breach. Consumer Law Group announced a proposed class-action lawsuit against the Canadian Crime Stoppers Association (CCSA) and Navigate360 due to a massive data breach that exposed...

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The CCSA has announced the winners of its inaugural International CCUS Awards 2026, recognizing breakthrough technologies, project developments, and industry leaders driving CCUS deployment worldwide.

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Speech by Minister for Local Energy and Jobs, Martin McCluskey, at the Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) 2026 annual conference.

The UK government warned the Carbon Capture and Storage Association’s (CCSA) annual conference on Tuesday that the fledgling industry should prepare to receive less financial support from taxpayers in the future. As the left-wing Labour government, under its new leader Andy Burnham, seeks to boost military spending in line with NATO allies, it is reportedly looking to cut funding for emissions-reduction projects, with subsidies for carbon capture and heat pumps among the projects in the firing line. Martin McCluskey, a junior minister in the UK's Department for Energy and Net Zero (DESNZ), told the CCSA conference in Westminster that, while the government supports the industry, “it is no secret that we are operating in a challenging fiscal environment and this government remains committed to meeting its fiscal rules”. “So I owe it to you today to level with you,” he said. “The next phase of the CCUS (carbon capture, use and storage) programme will be in the context of broader, difficult decisions on funding. We must ensure that public investment is targeted where it can deliver the greatest value while continuing to build confidence in the long-term future of the sector." He warned that this may mean "making decisions about...

<img src="https://www.govwire.co.uk/og/cache/news/2908984.png"/>Speech by Minister for Local Energy and Jobs, Martin McCluskey, at the Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) 2026 annual conference. | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.

The CCSA has released a regional growth map detailing the economic impact of the UK 's initial CCUS projects, urging the government to safeguard committed capital and prevent investment leakage.

Bishop Robert McManus of Worcester appears to have slept through the last quarter-century.

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