For six days a week, seven hours a day, this performance artist is moving 50 tonnes of sand from one pile to another – and it’s mesmerizing. Photography by Bernard Brault | Continue reading
While drone transport for organs may seem like a lofty ambition, doctors and businesses believe technology is crucial to improve outcomes for Canadians with organ diseases | Continue reading
Forty per cent of those who responded to an online survey by Leger and the Association for Canadian Studies said they had a negative opinion of Facebook | Continue reading
Calgary had the highest rate of downtown office vacancies in Canada even before the COVID-19 pandemic, owing to tanking oil prices that in turn hollowed out towers in the city’s core. Nearly a third of those offices are vacant. Here’s an interactive look at how that happened. | Continue reading
After 1,020 days in Chinese custody, the two Canadians were released following a U.S. deal that ended the case against Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou and returned her to China | Continue reading
IPO for online learning giant would be 15th on the TSX by Canadian IT company and follow rash of recent issues by rivals | Continue reading
Former U.S. private who provided volumes of secrets in 2010 to WikiLeaks to have October hearing into whether she can come to Canada | Continue reading
Quebec has revealed details of the most sweeping vaccine passport policy in the country, while the Ontario government maintains it will not mandate vaccinations | Continue reading
B.C. Supreme Court Associate Chief Justice overseeing extradition case admits to ‘great difficulty’ in grasping essence of accusation | Continue reading
Military report finds many residents of two Ontario nursing homes died of malnutrition and dehydration | Continue reading
I grew up believing that if my single mother could own a home and retire young – without a college education – certainly I could do the same | Continue reading
A nurse testified that the Sainte-Dorothée facility consistently administered morphine instead of attempting to prolong the life of elderly residents with suspected COVID-19 infections | Continue reading
For some, returning to the village of Lytton, B.C., more than a week after the devastating wildfire was about getting closure | Continue reading
European bill sets targets to reduce net EU emissions by 55% by 2030, from 1990 levels, and eliminate net emissions by 2050 | Continue reading
The commerce software giant has invested more than US$350-million in Stripe over a series of investments | Continue reading
The report details how the United Front Work Department guides and controls an elaborate network of proxies and front organizations to intimidate and co-opt Chinese-Canadians as well as politicians, academics and business leaders | Continue reading
Knix, which sells women’s underwear and apparel, saw its sales jump to $75-million in 2020 from $50-million in 2019. In the past 12 months, as of mid-May, sales have hit $100-million | Continue reading
University of Windsor professor says he has identified annotations and signatures in a 1575 book that may have been William Shakespeare’s | Continue reading
As the California tech hub stagnates and becomes uncompetitive, attention has been gradually shifting to the northern contender | Continue reading
Critics say proposed changes still do not address freedom-of-expression concerns around user-generated content on social media | Continue reading
The landmark financing values Wealthsimple at $5-billion, making the Toronto-based online bank one of Canada’s most highly valued private technology companies | Continue reading
Legal experts say people who break health rules by holding parties that lead to death from COVID-19 should heed the warning from a B.C. judge | Continue reading
Google has been limiting data collection and usage across several of its services | Continue reading
Experts say some abusers view this time as an opportunity to access victims more easily, as kids spend more unsupervised hours on their screens through months of COVID-19 lockdowns | Continue reading
The world’s biggest cryptocurrency is rocketing higher as investors pile in. But doubters say it has failed to stage a monetary revolution, and warn the speculative rush is bound to end badly | Continue reading
One year ago, Annalisa Malara’s unconventional decision about how to treat an ICU patient alerted authorities that COVID-19 was in their midst – and it may have saved hundreds or thousands more lives | Continue reading
Recently, someone I scanned on LinkedIn described her title as ‘Health Care Support for my Dad,’ noting she was taking care of her father who was dealing with end-stage cancer. It revealed vulnerability, authenticity and a side not typically broadcast on professional platforms | Continue reading
Two sources familiar with the matter said the sale price was US$660-million | Continue reading
Wattpad provides an online platform for amateur authors to post their works, which are read by more than 90 million monthly users around the world | Continue reading
A Canadian Cancer Society survey of cancer patients and caregivers this summer found that 70 per cent of patients and 77 per cent of caregivers reported feeling more anxious | Continue reading
Yet some provinces – including Ontario – are planning to keep half of their initial shipments in the freezer in case the vaccine supply chain breaks down | Continue reading
The iconic writer reveals the shape of things to come and gives you 45 tips for survival | Continue reading
Tides turned fast for former domestic darling that just four years ago burst onto the tech scene promising to anchor a thriving domestic AI sector | Continue reading
Vancouver antibody developer, buoyed by success as partner in COVID-19 vaccine, joins elite group of biotech companies as IPO shatters Canadian record | Continue reading
‘Mission critical’ system to manage COVID-19 inoculation rollout needed by January | Continue reading
The question of who pays for any claims for damages in case of side effects has been a tricky point in vaccine supply negotiations | Continue reading
Founder and CEO Bryan de Lottinville wouldn’t confirm the details of the transaction, but said ‘it’s a very positive result for Benevity, our people and our clients’ | Continue reading
Element AI to be sold to enterprise software company ServiceNow Inc. for an undisclosed sum | Continue reading
Those who work at the over 80 international schools in China teaching Canadian curriculums say they have made compromises to please Chinese authorities and parents | Continue reading
My relationship with books has been a defining thread in my life, so reading aloud became a defining factor in my approach to parenting, Lauren Bates writes | Continue reading
The document, obtained by The Globe and Mail, details a strict process to prove the equipment does not contain secret ‘backdoors’ that allow outside parties to access the networks or put in malware | Continue reading
The narrative that there’s too much regulation and not enough new builds in places such as Toronto and Vancouver doesn’t hold up under scrutiny | Continue reading
If nothing is done, the outcome is predictable: quintupling demand on an already strained system will result in long wait times for the general public | Continue reading
Four-year-old Xanadu Quantum Technologies believes it will become one of the leaders in a global quantum computing race that includes Google, Microsoft, Intel, IBM and Canada’s D-Wave Systems | Continue reading
Toronto-based startup TransPod has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Alberta government to study the potential of a high-speed hyperloop system and help it attract investors | Continue reading
The COVID-19 crisis is forcing countries to find suppliers outside of China. Here's how that turned out badly for firms that tried for a decade to take on their state-controlled mining machine | Continue reading