In total, 167 of Canada’s parks have now been preserved in 3D panoramic glory via Google Street View. Staff use a backpack-mounted camera called the “Street View Trekker” to capture some of Canada’s most remote destinations. Continue reading →

Scientists in Singapore have designed robots that use artificial intelligence in order to build IKEA chairs — technology they hope will help eliminate frustration for millions of customers, one day soon. Continue reading →

According to the engine’s manufacturer, there are more than 8,000 CFM56-7B engines currently in use on Boeing 737 aircrafts. Continue reading →

Jennifer Riordan, a mother of two, was well known in New Mexico, where she had built a career over more than two decades in community relations and communications after graduating from the University of New Mexico. Continue reading →

 A U.S. federal judge ruled on Monday that Facebook must face a class action lawsuit alleging that the social network unlawfully used a facial recognition process on photos without user permission. Continue reading →

The Federal government is once again about to entertain changes to Canadian copyright laws. Here are a few things music fans need to know. Continue reading →

If all goes well, NASA will soon have a new set of eyes watching the cosmos — and this planet-hunter will be focusing on worlds much closer to our own. Continue reading →

The app’s creator, Aleksandr Kogan, said the messaging data was used for an academic research project about emojis, and not shared with Cambridge Analytica. Continue reading →

Charging users to access Facebook would be tricky, one expert explained. Continue reading →