Streaming in Canada on Apple TV+, Crave, Disney+, Netflix, Prime Video and YouTube [Oct. 7-13]
Every week, MobileSyrup outlines some of the most notable movies and TV shows that recently hit Canadian streaming platforms. Our
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Harvey’s offering free delivery through mobile app in October
Harvey’s is offering free delivery through its mobile app for a full month. The promotion is available Canada-wide between September
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09:05
Why video game preservation matters for everyone
With the constant evolution of technology, you might think that it would be easier than ever to play video games.
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Lego Fortnite sets are now available in Canada
Lego has launched four new sets based on the massively popular Fortnite game worldwide, including in Canada. First, there’s the Durrr
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11:36
PUBG maker Krafton is working on a mobile version of Palworld
Tokyo-based Pocketpair has signed a licensing deal with Krafton, the Seongnam, South Korea-based publisher of PUBG, to bring its popular
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13:20
Streaming in Canada on Crave, Disney+ and Netflix [Sept. 30-Oct. 6]
Every week, MobileSyrup outlines some of the most notable movies and TV shows that recently hit Canadian streaming platforms. Our ‘Streaming in
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You now have to pay to share your Disney+ account in Canada
It’s official: Disney+ is now requiring users in several countries, including Canada, to pay for password sharing. In a new
Bradly Shankar
22:22
Where to pre-order PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection and PS5 Pro in Canada
Last week, PlayStation revealed a special ’30th Anniversary Collection’ of retro-themed grey PS5 hardware inspired by the PS1. In particular,
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Ikea’s new Brännboll collection is a welcome addition to my messy gaming setup
Earlier this month, Ikea launched a new ‘Brännboll’ collection of 18 products intended for gamers. While I was initially skeptical,
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07:33
Netflix cuts Canadian arts programs funding in response to Online Streaming Act
Netflix has pulled sponsorship from several Canadian professional arts development programs in response to the government’s Bill C-11, better known
