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The FBI is warning Microsoft 365 users about a phishing campaign that uses a more convincing approach than many traditional email scams. Instead of relying solely on fake login pages or suspicious links, attackers are taking advantage of legitimate Microsoft tools and services to make fraudulent messages appear trustworthy.

The scam is designed to trick users into handing over account credentials or approving actions that give criminals access to email accounts and other connected services. Because the messages can originate from real Microsoft infrastructure, they may bypass some of the warning signs people have learned to watch for in older phishing attempts.

Security experts recommend treating unexpected authentication requests, account alerts, and document-sharing notifications with caution, even if they appear to come from legitimate sources. Organizations are also being encouraged to use multifactor authentication, monitor account activity, and provide ongoing phishing-awareness training to employees.

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Contractors in Ontario need rebar suppliers that do more than drop off materials. Accurate fabrication, clear shop drawings, and proper labeling can help crews avoid confusion once work reaches the site.

Delivery timing is also a major part of the job. Rebar arriving too early can crowd a site, while late shipments can slow inspections, formwork, and concrete placement.

An ice sculpture of Drake recently appeared in a Toronto hotel parking lot, catching the attention of passersby and fans. The piece shows a detailed likeness of the rapper, turning a pretty ordinary space into something people stopped to photograph and share online.

The sculpture was created by an ice carving company based in London, Ontario. Even though it wasn’t made in Toronto, it was installed there as part of a promotional or display setup, adding to the novelty of seeing such a recognizable figure in an unexpected setting.

The installation didn’t last long, as ice sculptures are naturally temporary, but it still managed to draw a crowd and spark conversation while it was up.