The Daily Populous

The CRTC ruled that "[internet] service providers should treat data traffic equally to foster consumer choice, innovation and the free exchange of ideas," a CRTC news release states.

Read More: Most of Canada's Biggest Telecoms Want to End Net Neutrality.

Differential pricing contradicts the principle of net neutrality because it allows service providers to leverage their privileged position to decide which services are most attractive to their customers, effectively discriminating against others. »

Undercover police officers in Michigan will no longer be able to have sex with prostitutes who they’re investigating, under a new law that was unanimously approved by the state’s Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this week.

Michigan police currently enjoy immunity from prosecution for having sex with prostitutes on the clock, something that doesn’t sit well with Republican Sen. Judy Emmons, who sponsored the bill.

“It eliminates the opportunity for those in undercover law enforcement to engage in sexual intercourse with someone they’re investigating.”. »

Sharpen those pencils and launch ’em at the ceiling in victory, because it’s official: The X-Files will return for Season 11, Fox announced Thursday.

Even better, the episode order for the revival’s continuation is 10, four more than the six-episode Season 10.

Series creator Chris Carter will executive-produce the season, and stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson have signed on to return as Mulder and Scully, as well. »

Bloomberg New Energy Finance estimates that a watt of power from ground-mounted solar will drop a further 36 percent by 2025.

Established in 2008, the conference focuses on photovoltaics, energy storage systems, smart renewable energy, and solar heating and cooling technologies.

The industry is drawing roughly $150 billion in annual investment, accounting for almost half the funds committed to renewable energy. »