Technology

• Regina companies among those showcasing latest in ag tech at Canada’s Farm Show

  A number of neat pieces of agriculture technology are being exhibited at Canada's Farm Show, including some companies from Regina.

  Tech

  Jun 21
  
• Toronto’s Collision tech conference kicks off amid industry downturn, layoffs

  The first full day of the Collision tech conference got underway in Toronto this morning as the industry grapples with a downturn.

  Tech

  Jun 21
  
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• Volunteer-led Hamilton Health Sciences kids club teaching STEM skills through robotics

  A volunteer with a Hamilton children’s health centre initiative is teaching kids how to apply basic science, technology and math skills to build and program robotics.

  Education

  Jun 16
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• Calgary restaurant puts ‘really cool’ robot to work serving meals

  More and more Canadians in the food service industry are finding an unusual new solution to their staffing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Features

  Jun 6
• Ontario law allowing employees to disconnect from technology after hours kicks in

  Ontario's right to disconnect policy comes into effect today. Here's what you need to know:

  Canada

  Jun 2
• Purported Elgin County data posted online by ransomware group: cyber threat expert

  Elgin County officials have been tight-lipped about the 'technical disruption' and have provided little detail about the claimed data leak.

  Politics

  Apr 28
• Litterbugs beware: HRM to tackle rubbish problem with help from app

  The Litterati app allows users to photograph and tag litter. App users can geotag their location to help create a map of litterbug hotspots in the area.

  Canada

  Apr 25
• Halifax-based children’s robot ‘Snorble’ secures $12-million investment

  A Halifax company that creates robots for children is getting a big boost from an American investor. The first Snorbles are expected to ship out this summer.

  Canada

  Apr 22
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• Canadians tipping more generously during COVID-19, new data finds 

  On average, Canadians are tipping 17.9 per cent on face-to-face purchases, up from 16.6 per cent pre-pandemic, said technology company Square.

  Canada

  Apr 15
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• Saskatchewan startup plots growth in mission to ‘rethink’ the workplace fridge

  With $1.35 million in startup funding, Cubbi is looking to change the game in food accessibility in Saskatoon and beyond.

  Consumer

  Mar 28