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Facebook vows to restrict news access in Canada
Facebook owner Meta will restrict news access in Canada after lawmakers passed legislation designed to force it to pay news outlets for hosting their content.
A drone hit a passenger plane in Canada in first reported incident of its kind
A passenger plane has collided with a drone in the skies over Quebec City in the first reported incident of its kind in Canada.
T-Mobile's 'Mobile Without Borders' is about to be hit with a 5GB cap
T-Mobile has announced that from November 12 it will be adding a 5GB cap to its Mobile Without Borders plan.
Samsung is the latest tech giant to open an AI lab in Canada
The Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT) has opened up a new AI Lab in Canada's University of Montreal.
Canada's Supreme Court rules that Google must block websites worldwide
Canada's Supreme Court has ruled that Google would have to impose injunctions issued by the country's courts worldwide.
Canadian telecoms will no longer be able to charge for cellphone unlocking
The CRTC, Canada's regulatory telecom body, is eliminating the fees local cellphone providers charged in exchange for unlocking cellphones.
This drone can travel long distances by stopping to recharge in lakes
SUWAVE is a lake-hopping drone, designed to crash down into bodies of water and recharge with solar panels built into its wings.
Google Home is coming to Canada and is finally available for pre-order
Those in Canada can now pre-order Google Home, either from Google’s online store, or from one of the firm's retail partners including Best Buy
Canada has just tightened the rules on recreational drone use
Canada this week tightened the rules on recreational drone use, imposing strict new rules that, if broken, could lead to fines of $2,250.
Recycled gas pipes keep this Canadian cottage high and dry
Designed by Canadian architecture firm, DINS Projects, Manitoba's Pole House turned to recycled gas pipe stilts to save it from flooding.
Canadian antitrust watchdog reaches ebook agreement with Apple, publishers
Canadian antitrust watchdog Competition Bureau reached an agreement with Apple and several book publishers over ebook price fixing.
Canada ends two-year inquiry, finds Apple didn’t violate anticompetition laws
A 24-month probe finally ended on Friday after Canada's Competition Bureau said it didn't gather sufficient evidence to find Apple guilty
Internet access declared a 'basic service' in Canada
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has declared broadband access to be a "basic telecommunications service."
The Internet Archive gears up for the Trump era by creating a backup in Canada
The Internet Archive is seeking donations to create a backup in Canada. Its founder seems worried about the upcoming "radical" changes in Washington, D.C.
Canadian cellular firms face new competition from Freedom Mobile’s LTE networks
It looks like the Canadian carrier market is set to finally get another competitor -- Freedom Mobile, formerly known as Wind Mobile, is finally getting LTE.
Following Trump's election, some are seeking Canadian housing on Zillow
Seattle-based Zillow Group has reported that many folks are responding to the election of Donald Trump as president by looking to relocate to Canada.
Everything you need to know about the Large Hadron Collider
Ever wonder what the Large Hadron Collider is, and why it always seems to be in the news? Our handy guide will tell you everything you need to know.
The first Canadian reseller for Tesla Powerwall home battery packs is in Toronto
Tesla sells Powerwall home battery packs through authorized resellers, unlike its company stores for car sales. The first Canadian reseller is in Toronto.
Canadian court rules that your text messages are not as private as you think they are
The Ontario Court of Appeal denied a defendant's appeal, arguing that you give up your privacy once text messages are sent and received by the recipient.
Ontario considers motion to ban phone use while crossing streets
Toronto's city council requested the Ontario government to ban texting while walking, only to have that request squashed.
No one seems to want to test driverless cars in Ontario, Canada
There may be a race going on in the automative and tech worlds to get self-driving cars on the road, but that race isn't moving to Canada.
Goodbye, roaming fees: AT&T bids them adieu for Mexico and Canada
AT&T recently announced new Mexico and Canada roaming features that will let its customers roam in both countries for free.