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With summer upon us, many are out walking the river valley with their pets, going on hikes or camping. But it’s important to ensure your pet remains tick-free through these adventures. Vanessa George and Shea Lee from the Alberta Veterinary Technologists Association joined Global News Morning Edmonton to share tips on how to keep your...

There will be new offside tech at the FIFA World Cup games. Mike Agerbo of Get Connected Media has more on that and he tells us about the new AI developed vaccine.

When it comes to wildfire evacuations, every second counts. With that in mind, a Kelowna-based company is working to map and monitor backroads in the Okanagan and beyond, so people can make a quick decision in an emergency. Cohan Sassaman reports.

What to know as ticks begin to show up across the province and what to do if you find one on your body.

The global memory chip shortage is prompting two of the biggest tech giants to raise prices. Mike Agerbo talks tech news and he’ll also show us some summer tech gadgets for those on the go.

Thirty years later, Beck’s ‘Odelay’ remains a genre-blending masterpiece that sampled everything, won awards and reshaped alt-rock.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford hit back at Global News Journalist Colin D’Mello Tuesday, “predicting” the latter would join the provincial Liberal Party in response to whether Ford thought Ontarians were turning a page on him.

The summer season mean ticks are out and about across New Brunswick. But as Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports, the province has launched a tick tracker to help the public know where the bugs are especially prevalent for those out in the woods and prevent Lyme disease.

The emergency call centre in Lethbridge has joined dozens of others across Canada in upgrading to a new, modern system. As Justin Sibbet reports, the changes could improve services by utilizing picture, video and enhanced GPS technologies to better understand emergency situations. 

The Carney government is facing scrutiny about its newly proposed artificial intelligence strategy.  Richard St-Pierre, a senior advisor on quantum and digital sovereignty at Levio, joins Miranda Anthistle to analyze the government’s plan.

Tech Expert Mke Agerbo shows us what’s new in self-driving cars.

Quantum imaging is on the verge of changing defence, but what exactly is it and is Canada ready? We also get expert reaction to Ottawa’s Artificial Intelligence platform.

As warmer weather entices more people outside, experts say the spring peak for Ticks is hitting many parts of the country. Health reporter Katherine Ward explains why the potentially pesky parasites might be popping up in more places, and how to protect yourself this season.

We talk ticks with Nicoletta Faraone from the Canadian Tick Research and Innovation Centre, and get her take on recent reports of the lone star tick appearing in our region.

A new report from the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project reveals Canada’s cloud market is dominated by Amazon, Microsoft and Google; three U.S. based tech giants that collectively control 85 per cent of the country’s public cloud market. Some experts say that this level of concentration could create risks for Canada. Jazan Grewal has more.

Google and Apple are among the companies voicing their opposition to Bill C-22, the federal government’s proposed legislation aimed at making it easier for authorities to require firms to hand over private user data for investigations. Mackenzie Gray explains why there’s opposition to the bill, and what tech giants are threatening to do.

The Maritimes are becoming a hot spot for ticks as temperatures rise. Experts say the tiny bugs are very active right now, thanks to the warmer weather. Skye Bryden-Blom has some prevention tips for the creepy crawlers.

Construction is underway for a new building designed to process about 50 per cent of all household recyclables in Alberta. Global News got a tour inside to see the new technologies planned for the site near 170 Street and 127 Avenue.

We get a visit from two-month-old Hearst who is available for adoption through the Toronto Humaine Society. Dr. Karen Ward, Chief Veterinary officer with the Toronto Humaine Society, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with helpful tips to prepare your pets for outdoor threats.

The Alberta government is providing $21 million to build up a program aiming to bring together Alberta companies, universities and the Canadian Armed Forces so defence technologies can be tested, certified and brought to market faster. Sarah Komadina explains how the Dual-Use Ecosystem for Future Engineering, National Defence and Sovereignty (DEFENDS) program would work.