Waterloo, Ont.-based BlackBerry says it has an obligation to pursue appropriate legal remedies, claiming Snap has infringed on its intellectual property
Scientists have been studying Ellesmere Island’s Lake Hazen, near the northern tip of Canada; the changes to it due to warming have been dramatic
The company will make a critical interface between the spacecraft’s various attitude control systems, thermal sensors and the flight computer
2018 Canadian Green Car of the Year and 2018 Canadian Green Utility Vehicle of the Year Winners Announced at the Vancouver International Auto Show
Dangling hefty grants in front of researchers to bolster advanced scientific research has already attracted two dozen top-notch minds to Canada
Home to more than 4,000 active start-ups and 22,500 new tech jobs from 2015 to 2016, Toronto is the only Canadian city to be ranked as a world-leading tech hub of the future
The James Webb Space Telescope, considered a successor to the long-orbiting Hubble Space Telescope, will orbit the sun at a point about 1.6 million kilometres from Earth. The project has been hampered by technical problems
Frost & Sullivan expects the Industrial Internet of Things market in Columbia to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 20.8 per cent, and identifies a few of the sectors expected to grow the fastest
While questions arise over the risks of self-driving cars in the wake of a fatality in Arizona last week, car makers are introducing autonomous features to human-driven cars that they believe will make roads much safer
Standing 248-meters-high the test tower is one of the tallest in the world and will be used to prove out some interesting new elevator technologies
