Molecule in Space Hints at Origin of Life
Scientists have identified a key organic molecule within a stellar nursery, offering new clues about the chemical precursors to life that may form in interstellar clouds.
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Caesars Windsor Tops National Casino Ranking
Caesars Windsor has been recognized as one of the premier casino destinations in Canada, according to a recent national ranking. The Windsor establishment continues to be a major economic driver for the region.
Amazon's Final January Deals: 32 Must-Have Discounts
Discover Amazon's top weekend deals ending January, featuring discounts on COVID tests, skincare, cleaning gadgets, tech accessories, and home essentials. Save up to 50% on trusted products.
Guelph-Eramosa Scam: Payments to Fake Email
A financial scam in Guelph-Eramosa Township involved payments being directed to a fraudulent email address, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity and fraud concerns in municipal transactions.
AI Shopping Bots Set to Transform Retail Industry
Retail giants are adopting diverse AI chatbot strategies that could automate shopping and disrupt traditional e-commerce models, with significant implications for customer data and advertising revenue.
Virtual Time Travel to 2016 Trends in Uncertain 2026
As 2026 begins with uncertainty, Canadians are embracing virtual journeys back to 2016, revisiting cultural moments like political debates and viral trends for comfort and reflection.
Global Entry Revoked After Border Agent Encounter
A Minnesota woman's Global Entry privileges were canceled following an encounter with a border patrol agent who claimed to use facial recognition technology.
37% of Canadians Trying to Cut Screen Time: Study
A new study shows that while a majority of Canadians are satisfied with their current screen usage, a significant 37% are actively attempting to reduce their digital device time.
NASA Delays Artemis II Moon Mission Over Extreme Cold
NASA has postponed the Artemis II mission, the first crewed moonshot in decades, citing dangerously cold temperatures at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The delay underscores the technical challenges of lunar exploration.
Nobel Winner Likely Exposed by Digital Spying
The Nobel Committee reveals that the 2025 Peace Prize recipient, María Corina Machado, was likely identified early through digital surveillance, raising cybersecurity concerns.
Hoffman Urges Tech Leaders to Denounce Trump
Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn, calls on technology industry leaders to take a public stand against former U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of the 2026 political landscape.
HPQ Silicon Confirms Commercial Grade Fumed Silica Production
HPQ Silicon Inc. announces independent verification that its pilot-scale fumed silica reactor produces material meeting commercial grade 150 specifications, replicating earlier lab results.
Regina AI System Counters Russian Disinformation Faster
University of Regina researchers lead development of CIPHER AI system that detects coordinated Russian disinformation campaigns, cutting analysis time from days to hours for Canadian experts.
Cavli Wireless Launches New LTE Cat 1bis IoT Modules
Cavli Wireless introduces three new LTE Cat 1bis modules designed for diverse IoT applications, offering cost-effective connectivity with advanced features like DFOTA and FreeRTOS support.
Meta Faces Child Exploitation Trial in New Mexico
Meta Platforms Inc. is set to face a trial in New Mexico over claims it enabled child exploitation on its platforms, as legal scrutiny of tech giants intensifies.
AI Helps Doctors Spot Breast Cancer in World-First Trial
A groundbreaking trial demonstrates how the HealthNews ServiceAI platform assists radiologists in identifying breast cancer from medical scans, potentially improving early detection rates and diagnostic accuracy.
Pentagon-Anthropic AI Safeguards Dispute Intensifies
The U.S. Department of Defense and AI developer Anthropic are locked in a standoff over removing safeguards that could enable autonomous weapons targeting and domestic surveillance, testing Silicon Valley's influence on military AI deployment.
Calgary Police Investigate AI-Generated Inappropriate Student Images
Calgary police are investigating the creation and distribution of concerning AI-generated images by students at Twelve Mile Coulee School, with authorities emphasizing online safety.
China Vows to Develop Space Tourism, Explore Deep Space
China has declared its intention to advance space tourism and deep space exploration, positioning itself in a competitive race with the United States in the final frontier.
Toronto AI Firm Waabi Signs Uber Deal, Eyes $1T Market
Toronto-based Waabi, led by CEO Raquel Urtasun, has secured a significant partnership with Uber, positioning it as a leader in the autonomous vehicle AI sector, which is projected to reach a massive $1 trillion market.
SpaceX and xAI Merger Talks Ahead of IPO
Elon Musk's SpaceX and xAI are discussing a merger that would combine rockets, satellites, social media, and AI under one roof ahead of a potential public offering.
Toronto AI Snowstorm Hoax: A Digital Deception Warning
A fabricated AI video of a Toronto snowstorm highlights growing concerns over digital misinformation. Experts urge public vigilance as synthetic media becomes more sophisticated and widespread.
Waabi Expands Autonomous Vehicle System with AI
Waabi, a Toronto-based company, is advancing autonomous vehicle technology with AI for trucks and robotaxis, as CEO Raquel Urtasun discusses the firm's innovative approach and growth.
Influencer Silence on ICE Sparks Outrage, Therapists Explain
Mental health professionals analyze why social media creators' silence or neutrality regarding ICE violence and family separations feels like betrayal to followers, examining parasocial relationships and moral responsibility.
Ardena Divests Swedish API Site to Nanologica
Ardena has finalized the sale of its Södertälje drug substance manufacturing facility in Sweden to Nanologica AB, with the site reverting to its original name Syntagon AB.
Ubisoft Halifax Workers Rally After Layoffs
Former Ubisoft employees in Halifax protest recent layoffs, calling for the video game developer to resume operations in Nova Scotia and highlighting local economic impacts.
Empire Shuts Down Voilà Grocery Delivery in Alberta
Sobeys parent company Empire has discontinued its Voilà online grocery delivery service in Alberta, marking a strategic shift in its e-commerce operations.
Meta, Tesla AI Spending Surge as Microsoft Shares Drop
Meta Platforms plans to double capital expenditures to $135 billion for AI dominance, while Tesla allocates $20 billion. Microsoft faces investor skepticism despite high spending, highlighting market volatility.
FireFly Automatix Wins 2026 SFMA Award for Robotic Mower
Salt Lake City-based FireFly Automatix receives the 2026 Innovative Award from the Sports Field Management Association for its AMP-L100 autonomous mower, highlighting advancements in AI and electric turf management.
Aduro Selects Chemelot for First-of-a-Kind Industrial Plant
Aduro Clean Technologies announces Chemelot Industrial Park in the Netherlands as the location for its groundbreaking industrial scale-up facility using Hydrochemolytic Technology.
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