Canadian companies are using technology to face the uncertainties of the future and are seeing the positive impact of the initiatives they have pushed forward over the past two years. But being agile means going beyond technology and having a

Samsung Canada’s outdoor display offering brings innovative technology with high performance, endurance and visibility to the drive-in space. In 2021, Samsung Electronics Canada and Tim Hortons are modernizing the customer experience by installing Samsung outdoor digital signage technology at Tim

The first comprehensive portrait of the use of advanced technologies in Quebec, released Thursday by the ISQ, shows that the use of green technologies remains marginal across Canada and in Quebec in particular. Data compiled by the Institut de la

Sandvine, a network equipment company, was added “List of Entities” from the Ministry of Commerce for providing technology to the Egyptian government, “where it is used in mass surveillance and censorship online to block information and target political actors and

The Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa presents the exhibition “Art of Brick” from May 16 to September 3. (ingeniumcanada.org) Every Canadian who has had to live in Europe as a civilian or military member at some point has

Canadian sports fans have a lot to look forward to in the 2021-22 NHL season. Sportsnet has recently unveiled a brand new interactive and immersive broadcast studio Hockey night in Canada and the National NHL on Sportsnet with state-of-the-art display

Investment by Canadian companies in the technology (IT) sector is at its lowest level in six years, particularly due to inflation and labor shortages. This drop in investments is causing a delay in digital transformation activities and slowing the hoped-for

New creative technology program options are available for creative technology and design students at the University of Regina. Students explore digital culture by working in and with interactive installations and mediaexplains Charity Marsh, professor of media and coordinator of the

Despite fears that artificial intelligence (AI) could one day steal their jobs, more Canadians are turning to the tools it offers, according to a new survey. The survey, conducted by Léger, concluded that 30% of the Canadian population now uses

The survey, conducted by firm Léger, concluded that 30% of Canadians now use artificial intelligence, compared to 25% a year ago, although two-thirds of respondents admitted that the prospect of having it in their lives was worrying be. The survey