Some Canadians are on edge after finding a handful of provincial parks in the country were labeled "state parks" on Google, fanning the flames of their concern surrounding President Donald Trump ...

Recently, some Canadians have called out the tech giant over its mislabelling of provincial parks as “state” parks on Google Maps. In TV interviews and on social media, local residents have ...

"I went to go look for myself on Google Maps, and sure enough, a bunch of the provincial parks had been changed to state parks, and when I went to edit to suggest an edit, I had noticed that the ...

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On the Google Maps Help page, where users can post questions and concerns, one person with the username Louise N wrote that provincial parks are being “incorrectly listed as State parks” on Feb.

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Provincial park is a category for Google's major mapping competitor: Apple Maps, which comes pre-loaded on iPhones and is available as an online service. A search shows several of the parks ...

Google Maps displays “State Park” as the description for some Canadian provincial parks, and it has some folks worried, given U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to annex Canada. Cypress Provincial ...

Canadians have noticed an unexpected detail in Google Maps, where several provincial parks are labelled as "state parks," prompting questions and concern. The issue came to light over the weekend as ...

Google Maps users have noticed and started documenting the way parks are being labeled in B.C. and Canada. Screenshots provided to Global News show B.C. provincial parks are identified as “state ...

"Another provincial park mislabelled as a state park on Google maps," wrote one Bluesky user with a screen capture of Say Nuth Khaw Yum Provincial Park. "Wtf is going on? BC will never be an American ...