Apple AirPods 4 Under $100: Limited-Time Sale
Apple's latest AirPods 4 are available for under $100 at major retailers. Featuring the H2 chip and redesigned fit, this rare discount may not last due to tariff pressures.
Category : Technology
Russia to Train Myanmar's First Cosmonaut
Russia's Roscosmos will assist Myanmar in selecting and training its inaugural cosmonaut, marking a significant expansion of space collaboration between the two nations.
Silicon Valley's $265M Fight Over AI Rules in Congress
Tech giants and billionaires are pouring $265 million into midterm elections to influence AI regulation, with PACs like Leading the Future targeting key races from New York to Texas.
AI Music Startups Suno and Udio Seek Industry Acceptance
AI song generator startups Suno and Udio, once criticized by the music industry, are now aiming to collaborate and integrate within the established music ecosystem.
Genetec Cloudlink 2210 Redefines Enterprise Security Scaling
Genetec introduces the Cloudlink 2210 appliance, enabling enterprises to scale cloud-managed physical security without requiring cloud-only storage or infrastructure replacement.
Instagram Alerts Parents on Teen Suicide Searches as UK Weighs Ban
Instagram will notify parents when teens search suicide-related content, as the UK considers a social media ban for under-16s. The move aims to enhance youth safety online.
Aduro to Participate in Major 2026 Conferences and Trade Programs
Aduro Clean Technologies announces its participation in multiple industry conferences in 2026, including events in North America, Europe, and Latin America, to promote its Hydrochemolytic Technology and circular economy solutions.
PyroGenesis Confirms Successful Battery Recycling Plasma Tests
PyroGenesis Inc. has completed a primary testing campaign with a leading battery recycler, confirming plasma technology viability for recovering key minerals from lithium-ion batteries. The company is now positioned for potential equipment sales.
X Algorithm Shifts Political Views Rightward in Weeks
A new study in Nature reveals X's algorithmic feed nudges users toward right-wing views within weeks, with conservative posts amplified 20% more than liberal content.
Vanishing Personal Privacy in Canada's Digital Era
As data breaches become daily occurrences and surveillance technologies proliferate, Canadians grapple with the erosion of personal privacy. From social media oversharing to government surveillance, experts warn there's 'nowhere to hide anymore' in 2026.
World-First Gene-Editing Cure for Rare Disease in B.C.
A British Columbia man has been cured of a rare disease through groundbreaking gene-editing technology, marking a global medical milestone with profound implications for future treatments.
U.S. Leads Global Tech Innovation, AI Study Finds
A groundbreaking artificial intelligence-assisted study analyzing two centuries of technological progress reveals the United States accounts for over 60% of global innovations, with no other nation coming close to matching its output.
Disinformation Fuels Panic After Mexican Drug Lord's Death
False information spread rapidly online after the killing of a powerful Mexican drug lord, causing widespread fear and confusion in Guadalajara and beyond.
Western Researchers Unlock Algae's Potential for Vitamins, Biofuel
A Western University team led by Professor Bodumil Karas is studying diatom genetics, opening doors to innovative uses in nutrition and renewable energy.
Nvidia's $78B Forecast Shows AI Boom Remains Strong
Nvidia Corp. projects fiscal first-quarter sales of about $78 billion, surpassing Wall Street estimates and easing concerns over AI investment sustainability.
Nvidia's Strong Quarter Amid AI Economy Worries
Nvidia continues its impressive financial performance with another quarter of robust growth, even as global concerns mount over the sustainability of the AI-driven economic boom.
RCMP Warns of Police Impersonation in Online Phishing Scams
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has issued a public warning about a sophisticated online phishing scheme where fraudsters are impersonating police officers to steal personal and financial information from unsuspecting victims.
AI Governance Gap in Canada Revealed by Tumbler Ridge Shooting
The Tumbler Ridge mass shooting highlights Canada's lack of legal frameworks for AI companies handling violent threats, as OpenAI flagged but did not report the shooter's account.
NASA Astronaut Mike Fincke Recovering After ISS Evacuation
NASA astronaut Mike Fincke, who required an emergency evacuation from the International Space Station, is reported to be doing very well. The Expedition 74 crew portrait highlights the international collaboration aboard the orbital laboratory.
Smart Kitchens Revolutionize Cooking with AI and Automation
From AI-powered appliances to voice-activated gadgets, new technology is transforming food preparation, cooking, and cleanup, making kitchens more efficient and user-friendly than ever before.
Anker MagSafe Charger Beats Apple's, 50% Off
Reviewers praise Anker's MagSafe charger for stronger magnets, better design, and fast 15W charging—all at half the price of Apple's version during this limited-time sale.
Google Tests Search Changes as EU Fine Looms
Google is preparing to test significant alterations to its search results display in Europe, according to sources, as the tech giant faces an impending antitrust fine from EU regulators.
Discord Postpones Age Verification Amid Criticism, Promises Transparency
Discord has postponed its age verification rollout after facing criticism, committing to enhanced transparency in its processes. The move highlights ongoing debates over online safety and user privacy in digital platforms.
AI Minister Disappointed by OpenAI's Safety Response
Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon criticizes OpenAI for failing to present concrete safety proposals after the Tumbler Ridge tragedy, calling the company's inaction a clear failure.
NASA Astronaut Evacuated from ISS Doing Well
A NASA astronaut who required emergency evacuation from the International Space Station is reported to be in stable condition and recovering well, according to official statements from the space agency.
GSK Buys Canadian Drug for $950M to Boost Pipeline
GSK PLC has agreed to purchase Canadian biotech firm 35Pharma Inc. for US$950 million, acquiring an early-stage pulmonary hypertension drug called HS235. The deal comes as CEO Luke Miels works to expand GSK's portfolio ahead of key patent expirations.
Anthropic Drops AI Safety Pledge in Pentagon Dispute
Anthropic, a leading AI firm, has revoked its fundamental safety commitment during escalating tensions with the Pentagon over AI ethical boundaries and military applications.
New Telescope Image Captures Milky Way's Colorful Galactic Heart
A breathtaking new image from the European Southern Observatory reveals the complex molecular gas distribution at the Milky Way's center in vibrant colors, showcasing astronomical beauty and scientific detail.
ASUS Launches ProArt GoPro Edition and PX13 Laptops
ASUS announces the limited-edition ProArt GoPro Edition and standard ProArt PX13 laptops, featuring AI acceleration, 3K OLED displays, and convertible designs tailored for creative professionals.
FirstResume AI Automates Job Search Tasks to Reduce Burden
FirstResume, an AI-powered job hunting tool, automates resume tailoring, application tracking, and interview preparation to alleviate the administrative workload for job seekers in Canada.
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