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As the province transitions to permanent daylight savings time, there may be some confusion around travel and glitches with technology Sunday. Aaron McArthur explains what will be impacted the most by not falling back one hour.

It’s been just over a day since Alberta didn’t fall back with other regions around the world as part of the seasonal time change between standard and daylight saving time. While some Albertans didn’t feel much of an impact, others have been dealing with tech challenges as software across the province tries to catch up....

A developer is using AI to recreate popular Adobe tools like Photoshop, Premiere and Illustrator, raising questions about the future of creative software. Tech expert Mike Agerbo speaks with Global News Morning about whether these alternatives could offer cheaper options for users and make it easier for smaller developers to compete.

Edmonton’s top cop and the police commission are weighing in on the City of Edmonton’s proposed 2027-2030 budget. While the Edmonton Police Service is getting a good portion of what it asked for, there’s one piece of the “policing puzzle” that is still in need of cash. Joel Gotlib explains.

Oshawa’s Ontario Tech university is positioning itself to play a pivotal role in Canada’s defence industry. It’s become the only Ontario university to qualify as a military drone supplier for the federal government. Germain Ma shows us why.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo looks at how technology can help survivors of domestic violence feel safer at home. He also shows off the latest gadgets from Apple.

Chipmaker Nvidia has launched a new software platform, to try and prevent artificial intelligence agents from going rogue. The move follows a series of troubling incidents when AI agents have operated outside human control – including the improper access of U.S. government sites, just days ago. Touria Izri reports.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo joins Global News Morning with highlights from IFA 2026, Europe’s biggest tech show, including some of the newest gadgets and gear making their debut.

A new report in the Canadian Pharmacies Journal is showing the benefits of having pharmacists treat tick bite patients in Nova Scotia. One advantage is keeping patients who need the treatment out of emergency departments. Angela Capobianco reports.

The affordability crisis appears to be opening up new opportunities for retailers in resale. Among them, Lululemon, which is the latest in a series of big-name brands to venture into the used clothing market. Heather Yourex-West looks at the trend and the technology being used to make old yoga pants like new.

Back-to-school season is here, and staying connected has never been more important. Discover the must-have tech tools helping families stay organized, informed, and ready for the year ahead with expert recommendations from Mike Yawney. Plus: see why Life360 is trusted by families for real-time location updates, arrival alerts, and extra peace of mind when it...

Summer’s almost over, and so Get Connected Media’s Mike Agerbo is talking back to school tech.

A new report shows that Calgary is a hotspot for tech as employment in the sector saw gains of more than 50% over the past few years. Drew Stremick reports

Discover the best ways to help parents find the right tech for every student’s needs.

Vancouver remains one of the top tech talent markets in North America, and SportCheck’s larger Destination Sport format is set to expand. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business news

Tech expert Mike Agerbo speaks with Global News Morning about AI-powered technology that gives robots a sense of touch, as well as GM’s latest move toward autonomous highway driving.

CPS and advocates continue to sound the alarm, saying new tech is making it easier for scammers to get your money. Mike Gazzola reports.

Kids spend hours on apps, games and social media, but they may not always recognize when they’re being manipulated. New Brunswick wants to stop digital tricks targeting kids. But as Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports, questions remain whether the province can rein in tech giants.

A funeral was held in Saskatchewan for Shaun Farrell, one of the four soldiers killed in the CFB Wainwright tragedy. Alberta RCMP bust an organized auto theft ring accused of selling decommissioned cop cars. Edmonton police welcome city budget, but say more funds needed for tech updates.

Clocks went back an hour across most of Ontario on Nov. 1, bringing earlier sunrises and sunsets. For many, that means the commute home is suddenly in the dark. Marc Woodhouse explores what that shift means for road safety, and how it affects the biological clocks that keep us ticking.