It has been exactly one year to the day since Facebook's parent company rebranded as Meta, and in that time the company has entered financial free-fall. | Continue reading
Although screenings have since returned to normal levels, the organization warned the temporary decrease in testing has led to cases of the disease being diagnosed at later stages. | Continue reading
"None of this is cutting edge," tweeted robotics expert Cynthia Yeung. "Hire some PhDs and go to some robotics conferences Tesla." | Continue reading
Gas in Metro Vancouver has reached levels never seen before in any city in North America, according to experts. | Continue reading
Canadian social media company Hootsuite is joining other tech giants in laying off almost a third of its staff, though the company's CEO did not answer where the cuts would be. | Continue reading
Friday’s outage has placed a spotlight on the vulnerability of Canada’s internet and cellphone network, which is dominated by Rogers, Bell and Telus. | Continue reading
A new Canadian study has identified a potential key culprit causing so-called long COVID patients to continue experiencing breathing issues months after contracting COVID-19. | Continue reading
The incident is being cited as an example of the game-changing role of civilian drones in the Ukraine conflict. | Continue reading
South Africa has been at the forefront of the Omicron wave and the world is watching for any signs of how it may play out there to try to understand what may be in store. | Continue reading
"We want to remove external barriers so that people can participate in public life," said Kristyn Wong-Tam. | Continue reading
The WHO chose on Friday to dub the variant, first reported to the agency by scientists in South Africa, ``omicron'' -- continuing its use of the Greek alphabet. | Continue reading
Survivor Lana Ponting alleges that experiments' victims were buried in the grounds surrounding the Allan Memorial Institute and that underaged children were victims. | Continue reading
The vaccine passport will show your name, date of birth, and COVID-19 vaccine history -- including which doses you got, and when you got them. | Continue reading
"I was in shock and I just sat here for a few hours shaking. The odds of that happening are so small so I’m pretty grateful to be alive." | Continue reading
The data suggests that the drop is due to waning efficacy, rather than more contagious variants, researchers said. | Continue reading
On Twitter, the tracker downdetector said the two social media platforms, as well as WhatsApp, were experiencing outages just after 11:40 a.m. eastern time Monday. | Continue reading
Rogan says he tested positive after doing three shows in Florida, a COVID-19 hotspot. | Continue reading
Scientists warn glacial melt on Peyto Glacier in Banff National Park is the highest ever recorded this season. They blame climate change for the rapid retreat. | Continue reading
Quebec was the first province to announce plans for a vaccine certificate that would start Sept. 1 on accessing non-essential services. | Continue reading
"It's heartbreaking to see people being driven away," Fred Kwok says, adding that the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a proliferation of graffiti, vandalism and street disorder. | Continue reading
The remains were found when remedial work was being performed in the area to replace the fence at the cemetery near the former residential school last year. | Continue reading
The video was posted to Facebook and shows a shirtless man walking along a steep, bush-covered hill behind a home in West Kelowna. | Continue reading
The study found a single dose of either Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna produced short-term antibody levels more than one-and-a-half times greater than those produced by AstraZeneca. | Continue reading
Dr. Bonnie Henry will receive a doctor of science degree from UBC; Greta Thunberg will receive a doctor of laws degree from UBC Okanagan. | Continue reading
China has detected its first human case of a rare bird influenza strain. | Continue reading
China has dispatched a team to the summit of Mount Everest, where they will draw a line to divide China's side from Nepal's. | Continue reading
The World Health Organization showed that the deaths often occurred much later in life, sometimes decades later, than the shifts worked. | Continue reading
A growing number of provincial regulators are allowing auto insurers to apply premium increases for risky behaviour detected through phone apps and telematics devices. | Continue reading
The potential loss of Line 5 would be something much different than losing Keystone XL, Rob Breakenridge says, and the effect would be very immediate and very real. | Continue reading
"It's horrific, it's a massacre. No words can describe the situation and our feelings," youth activist Thinzar Shunlei Yi told Reuters via a messaging app. | Continue reading
The open letter was signed by 13 MPs from across all parties, as well as a half-dozen Quebec politicians. | Continue reading
“Imagine if the news wasn’t there when we needed it,” read the message on the blank front pages. “If nothing is done, the journalism industry will disappear.” | Continue reading
Pre-internet, shortwave radio was the way to communicate over long distances, and some of those communications continue today. | Continue reading
'I don’t know that I’m aware of any other case in Canadian law ever,' said Vancouver criminal lawyer Kyla Lee. | Continue reading
More than half of the patients who died were waiting for non-emergent surgeries, which included 127 people waiting for a cataract procedure. | Continue reading
Three mysterious monoliths have been found over a three-week span in Utah, Romania and now California. | Continue reading
Madison Hospital shared video of Wooten wearing a face mask and waving while workers sang ``Happy birthday dear Pop Pop.'' | Continue reading
Canadian researchers say they've developed a game-changing method to treat alcohol poisoning -- and it involves literally breathing alcohol out of the body by hyperventilating. | Continue reading
A major police operation is underway in Montreal's Mile-End neighbourhood after reports of a hostage situation at Ubisoft offices. | Continue reading
The planet is called K2-141b, but Star Wars fans have dubbed it 'Mustafar' in a nod to Darth Vader's origin story. | Continue reading
An Ohio dad's DIY solution for trick-or-treating is winning widespread praise on Facebook. | Continue reading
A new survey suggests there are Canadians who believe that warnings from public officials about the threat of COVID-19 are vastly overblown. | Continue reading
The United States is on track to see a record-breaking 10,000 people renounce U.S. citizenship in 2020 — but not for the reasons you might think, says Brett Goodin of NYU. | Continue reading
In its new report, Children First Canada describes the ways the COVID-19 pandemic is negatively impacting children across the country. | Continue reading
Just after midnight on Sunday, police were called back to the same apartment in the 1000-block of Fort Street for a noise complaint. | Continue reading
It lost more than 40 per cent of its area in just two days at the end of July, researchers said on Thursday. | Continue reading
Councillor Jean Swanson’s motion was passed unanimously early Monday evening during a virtual meeting. | Continue reading
A Russian hacking group is targeting coronavirus vaccine research in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K., according to a joint statement from the three countries’ cybersecurity agencies. | Continue reading