Through the use of sensors, the vehicle is able to interact with its environment and safely stop for pedestrians, cars and animals.

The company expects the new engineering office to open in Toronto in early 2019 and create hundreds of jobs in the country.

Questions about self driving vehicles and their efficacy continue to swirl, days after an Arizona woman was hit and killed by an autonomous Uber SUV and days before a report on the matter goes to an Edmonton committee.

A national survey finds that Canadians are not only split on embracing vehicle automation, they're downright nervous.

St. Boniface Councillor, Matt Allard is calling for a study on adopting self-driving vehicle technology in Winnipeg.