The family of a man missing since Jan. 28 took to social media to plead emotionally for his return. Continue reading →

An exhibition consisting of, and inspired by, the tweets of US President Donald Trump has opened in West Hollywood, California. Continue reading →

With Grand Prix expected to draw thousands to Montreal this weekend, one sports car manufacturer doesn’t appear to know where it’s being held. Continue reading →

When you make a bet on Twitter, do you have to follow through? Continue reading →

President Donald Trump can do many things on Twitter. He can call a former FBI director “slippery” and a former president “cheatin’.” He can spontaneously SWITCH TO ALL CAPS and claim media organizations are “fake news.” Continue reading →

The objective of Bicycle Safety Week is to help Saskatchewan communities encourage safe cycling and prevent bike-related injuries. Continue reading →

Poirier was far short of his goal on Wednesday with only 30,000 retweets, when Air Canada offered to donate every retweet its account has ever received. Continue reading →

C.J. Poirier convinced Air Canada to give him tickets to visit his Newfoundland girlfriend – if he could manage to get 530,000 retweets for his request. Continue reading →

“While Twitter’s offensive content filter is a start, it typically applies only to violent imagery,” the report said. Continue reading →