Canada-Technology

The world has less than a decade to make the protection of personal information and online privacy a priority before the concepts are lost forever, warns Ontario's information and privacy commissioner.

WikiLeaks said Wednesday the US military is willing to discuss the removal of sensitive data from a second batch of Afghan war documents it plans to release, but the Pentagon insisted it will not negotiate on a "sanitised version".

Students are going to school already fluent in today's technology

The deadly tsunami that pounded several South Pacific islands last year was spawned by not one but two monstrous earthquakes, surprising new research reveals.

A fish that had been all but wiped out east of Vancouver Island is breeding after being reintroduced into waters off West Vancouver's Lighthouse Park.

An Italian farmer is pushing the government to allow genetically modified crops in the country by planting genetically modified corn in two fields.

Fossils of sponge-like animals that lived around 650 million years ago - 70 million years earlier than any other known animal fossils - have been found in south Australia.

The first medical isotopes in 15 months have been produced at the nuclear reactor in Chalk River, Ont., Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. announced.

The world has less than a decade to make the protection of personal information and online privacy a priority before the concepts are lost forever, warns Ontario's information and privacy commissioner.

Social media is coming of age on Parliament Hill, with a prime minister who's had his own YouTube town hall meeting, where highlights of the federal budget were Tweeted and where more than one in five decision makers consider the new medium a top priority.

Social media is coming of age on Parliament Hill, with a prime minister who's had his own YouTube town hall meeting, where highlights of the federal budget were Tweeted and where more than one in five decision makers consider the new medium a top priority.

A Newfoundland tour boat operator has recorded a video of orcas attacking a minke whale in Trinity Bay.

‘It's destroyed the music business. It's going to destroy the movie business,’ says singer as he releases new album in stores and online

Mobile professionals see their RIM devices as indispensable business tools, but now find themselves scrambling for alternatives

Canadians are behind the rest of the world in using their mobile phones for banking and for making purchases, according to a new report from KPMG.

Critics characterize efforts to boost worker morale as ‘theatre’

Foxconn, a Taiwanese company that manufactures Apple's iPhone, has held a massive rally in its latest bid to raise employee morale after a string of suicides at its Chinese factories.

Don Tapscott shudders at the prospect of a world where all is known and nothing is forgotten

A 37-year-old Western Lowland gorilla described as the dominant female of the Toronto Zoo's seven-member troupe has died.

A controversial proposal from a group of Ontario teachers to ban wireless internet technology in schools over concerns it's harming children's health fizzled out Tuesday.