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...
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...
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Uber Canada is prepared to work under city regulations, however, current rules are outdated and perhaps should be revamped to...
Insurance firms fix sights on drones as government works on regulations
In December last year, a privately owned aerial drone crashed into the grille of a moving vehicle in Belleville, Ont....
Cisco, BDC, tech hub, community group focus on women entrepreneurs
Many women entrepreneurs in Canada struggle to access capital, technology, networks and training. Cisco Canada has launched a program called...
Ontario SC says ‘tower dump’ orders violate Charter Rights
Yesterday, Ontario Supreme Court Justice John Sproat ruled that the Peel Regional Police’s actions in 2014 compelling Rogers Communications and...
What to do after Microsoft has pulled support for older Internet Explorer version
Microsoft, on Tuesday, ended support for older versions of Internet Explorer and beginning January 12 only the most current version...
MindLab’s Culture Shift
By: Patrice Dutil The MindLab meets every expectation you might have about a post-modern Danish institution that would dare sport...