Every year, Google sifts through the trillions of searches done in Canada to find out what the most popular search terms were over the past 12 months. Continue reading →

Every August long weekend, Google Canada notices a surge in searches about camping. Continue reading →

To take advantage of these features, users will need to go no further than Google Search. The new services will allow job seekers to browse postings that can be filtered by commute distance, job title and time commitment within the world’s most widely-used search engine. Continue reading →

How to make pancakes, get a girl to like you and tie a tie were among the top 100 “how to” searches worldwide. Continue reading →

For years, the first image that popped up after a Google search of “Edmonton” was the Rossdale power plant and water treatment plant.  Now, it’s an artistic shot of the downtown skyline. Continue reading →

When people want more information about something, we usually “Google it.” So, what image comes up when you do a quick search for Edmonton? Continue reading →

If Canadian courts can issue sweeping orders to block access to content on the Internet beyond Canada’s borders, what does that mean for users? Continue reading →

Google released its Top Trending News Stories for 2016 and it should come as no surprise that Canadians were searching for coverage of the man who is both hated and loved: Donald Trump. Continue reading →

EU antitrust regulators plan to order Alphabet’s Google to stop paying financial incentives to smartphone makers to pre-install Google Search exclusively on their devices. Continue reading →

Soon, all you’ll need to do is Google yourself if you’re wondering how deeply Google has been digging into your digital life. Continue reading →