A proposed University of Calgary study on wearable technology could help the City of Calgary plan roads, parks and trails.

A team at the University of Alberta is developing high-tech wearable sensors that can precisely track people's movements and provide feedback on how to improve them.

Millennials like the idea of adding technology to help them better manage their health, according to a new survey.

Glasses with embedded cameras and smartwatches with stored information seem like regular spy equipment for the likes of James Bond, but students are being caught with the tech.

Apple held it's first big media event of the year Monday, where it showed off a new member of the iPhone family. Here is a look at everything that was announced during the media event:

An Alberta contractor is making headlines around the world after his Apple Watch "100 per cent" saved his life while he was having a heart attack.

Calgary researchers are testing the life-saving potential of a wearable tech device that measures heart rate variability.

The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) officially kicked off in Las Vegas Wednesday, with than 150,000 tech revelers in attendance.

Canadian startups are building new wearable technology that goes well beyond the simple heart-rate monitoring and calorie counting of activity trackers familiar to the average fitness buff.

A new report estimates Apple shipped 3.6 million watches in the last quarter - more than some analysts have estimated and enough to change the competitive landscape for fitness bands and other wearable gadgets.