Montreal AI company announces partnership with WILL.I.AM at C2 conference
The annual Montreal conference on commerce and creativity welcomed Montreal-based AI company Stradigi AI and their new advisor WILL.I.AM to the stage. Continue reading
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Lawson study will examine how smart technology can serve those with mental illness
Researchers hope to provide greater levels of independence and autonomy for those with mental illness and chronic diseases. Continue reading
How Canadian AI is kick-starting new discoveries in health and science
By Mike Drolet Global National Toronto Correspondent
Artificial intelligence is poised to transform health care in ways never thought possible, and Canada could play a pivotal role. Continue reading
Online tool launched to help oil and gas workers find jobs in Calgaryâs tech sector
Thereâs a new way for displaced oil and gas workers in Calgary to look for a job. Continue reading
Edmonton’s NAIT hosts first official eSports tournament
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
“Some of them are in business, some of them are in hospitality, and they just come because they have the same passion for video games.” Continue reading
CyberNB expects 1,000 more cybersecurity jobs to open up over the next 5 years
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
Students in New Brunswick schools are studying cybersecurity as early as Grade 6 and the hope is that they’ll one day fill the jobs in the sector. Continue reading
Dating app Grindr turns 10
In the decade since the app launched, Grindr has grown to be one of the world’s largest social-networking apps for gay, bi, transgender and queer people. Continue reading
China’s most popular app pushes Communist Party propaganda
The app is called “Xuexi Qiangguo”. First released in January this year, its name means ‘Study to make China strong.’ Continue reading
Kelowna business says its days away from losing everything
By Kelly Hayes Video Journalist
An Okanagan business woman says she’s only days from shutting down and she’s pointing the finger at the board of a provincially funded trust. Continue reading
B.C. tech start-up goes under the hood to give drivers their data
By Aaron McArthur Reporter/Anchor
A B.C. startup’s app lets drivers know everything from acceleration and braking information to GPS and diagnostics. Continue reading