Toronto-based parent company of infidelity website Ashley Madison is now the target of a U.S. Federal Trade Commission investigation. Continue reading →

Why did a 15-year-old Saskatchewan girl, and nearly 5,000 other people who said they were under 18, have accounts on Ashley Madison? Continue reading →

Globally, about 300,000 men set up Ashley Madison accounts to look for sex with other men. Some in countries, like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, that retain severe punishment for sexual contact between men. Continue reading →

Avid Life Media Inc., parent company of embattled affair facilitating website Ashley Madison, is denying claims that the website is losing users. Continue reading →

Winnipeg came at the bottom of a list of Ashley Madison-using Canadian cities – but a few neighbourhoods had many people using the cheaters’ online service. Continue reading →

The CEO of Ashley Madison’s parent company Avid Life Media is stepping down in the wake of a massive data breach which exposed millions of users’ personal information. Continue reading →

It turns out Canada does, in fact, have an Ashley Madison capital – and it’s Calgary, not Ottawa. Continue reading →

From the point of view of people who worry about protecting government secrets for a living, the Ashley Madison data leak has a silver lining. Continue reading →

Millions of men making arrangements to cheat on their wives through ashleymadison.com were looking for love in all the wrong places in more ways than one. Continue reading →

Over 600 federal government email addresses appear on a list of people who subscribed to the Canadian-owned Web site Ashley Madison. Continue reading →