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A start-up in Regina has developed a social media filtering app that gives parents the opportunity to focus their kids algorithms on educational and developmental content. The man behind the app, David Akinmade of Laroye AI, says this is a third option in Saskatchewan’s ongoing youth-ban debate.

Making a safe bet with your money and getting a weekly prize for it. A new Montreal based savings App is helping University students make a game out of growing their saving account. Lodavo co-founder and CEO Benjamin Thomas breakdowns how it works with Global News Morning host Brayden Jagger Haines.

The new MB Ready app has been launched which is designed to keep Manitobans informed with up-to-date information during emergencies.

A Montreal-based startup has launched a new app designed to encourage young Canadians to save money by turning the process into a game. Benjamin Thomas, 23, co-founder and CEO of Lodavo, said the app rewards users with entries into weekly prize draws based on how much they save. The young entrepreneur spoke with Global News...

A new web-based app developed right here in Winnipeg is trying to change how people look at aging and nutrition. It’s called ‘your second spring’, and it’s designed to help both men and women navigate the hormonal shifts that come with getting older.

A 20-year-old from Whitby has launched a new deal-hunting app. It helps shoppers locate hard-to-find sale items at a time when many people are looking for ways to save. Germain Ma has the story.

The Edmonton Police Service has arrested a man accused of drugging and sexually assaulting women he met on several popular dating apps. As Gates Guarin reports, investigators believe there may be more survivors out there that they want to talk to.

Imagine being lost in the woods with no idea where you are- and no way to tell rescuers how to find you. Well, there’s an app for that. And while it’s not new, emergency responders are encouraging people to download ‘What3Words.’ The app that can pinpoint your exact location in an emergency. Madeleine McColl has...

She has been a part of many Canadians’ lives for almost 15 years. However, a significant change is on the horizon: this autumn, Apple’s voice assistant, Siri, will get a completely new voice and a few new features. This morning, tech expert Mike Yawney joins us live from Apple Park, where he has already been...

As temperatures begin to rise, so do the frequency of wildfire reports across the Maritimes. Many are now looking to social media for updates on fires in their areas, and as Mitchell Bailey reports, firefighters in Atlantic Canada’s largest city are taking matters into their own hands when communicating to the public.

NDP MPP for St. Catharines, Jennie Stevens, called on Environment Minister Todd McCarthy to take action on ensuring the site of two former General Motors plants are cleaned and made safe for residents during question period on Wednesday. She also said she had introduced a motion earlier in the day to urge the minister under...

Canada’s broadcast regulator is increasing the amount streaming services must contribute toward Canadian content production. Companies like Netflix and Apple will now be required to put 15 per cent of their Canadian revenue toward CanCon, a move that could heighten trade tensions with the U.S.

A small community near Kingston is reeling tonight after police laid charges in connection with the death of a youth following an incident at a local school back in March. As residents try to process the news, the school board is also stepping in with new supports and an internal review. Jesse Reynolds reports.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers general manager Kyle Walters talks about their selections in the CFL Canadian Draft.

Vancouver marks one year since the deadly Lapu Lapu Day festival tragedy. And with the FIFA World Cup just weeks away, locals still have questions about impacts of the tournament coming to the city.

The death of OPP Sgt. Brandon Malcolm is being felt across Ontario. Marc Woodhouse spoke with police about how losses like this ripple through the policing community and the municipalities they serve. MORE:

Ontario’s policing community is mourning the death of an officer killed in the line of duty. As Sean O’Shea, Sergeant Brandon Malcolm is being remembered as an officer who loved his job and the community he served.

BC Egg chef Trevor Randle shows Jennifer Palma how to make a twist on the breakfast classic, one that can be enjoyed – and created – by all members of the family.

An event held in Nanaimo to attract health care workers to the province. There has been another suspected homicide at an Abbotsford homeless encampment, the second in less than a month. Metro Vancouver is facing growing criticism, over a pricey probe into whistleblower leaks.

Watch: With STI rates rising, a local non-profit is highlighting its app for contraceptive info, symptom checks and testing sites to help people stay informed and get care.