BlackBerry cuts 200 jobs, parts ways with BBM creator
The bloodletting at once-mighty Canadian mobile tech giant, BlackBerry continues as the company announced it is laying off no less...
OpenText big data analytics tool helps people make sense of US elections
Earlier this week, OpenText introduced its Election Tracker ’16. The Web-based tool allows election junkies to “visually monitor, compare and...
Huawei’s ICT student exchange program is back
Huawei is bringing back to Canada and expanding its information communication technology-focused student exchange program. Seeds for the Future will...
Five ways governments can successfully use technology
There is no shortage of examples of businesses that effectively used technology or have successfully disrupted industries with the use...
Audit finds massive delays in CPP, weakness in government IT infrastructure
The latest Auditor General’s report on Shared Services Canada (SSC) and the Social Security Tribunal could be an instructive document...
Cyber spy agency found to have broken privacy laws
The Communications Security Establishment of Canada came under fire yesterday when it was revealed it broke privacy laws by sharing...
Uber gets go signal to operate in Edmonton
It was a sad day for taxi operators in Edmonton Wednesday after city councilors voted to legalize Uber. Come March...
Uber Canada boss suggests cities allow taxis to update biz model
Uber Canada is prepared to work under city regulations, however, current rules are outdated and perhaps should be revamped to...
Rogers Media to cut 200 positions
Rogers Media announced yesterday cost-cutting moves that will see some 200 employees of the company lose their jobs beginning next...
CRTC warned of massive job losses in Canadian TV stations
Declining TV revenues caused by a growing shift in viewing habits as well as new broadcast rules could result in major...