It’s getting harder to do things offline, but experts say why we’re online is circumstantial and can be concerning. Read more »

The company acknowledged that humans can access those recordings after some of its Dutch language audio snippets were leaked. Read more »

At least 46 per cent of Canadians are using their mobile devices in the bathroom, according to the Canadian Internet Registration Authority's survey. Read more »

Twitter users attempting to log on to the app or site were being greeted by a message that reads "something is technically wrong." Read more »

Trump lashed out in a Twitter post before the event on Thursday at some social media companies and traditional news firms, saying, "The Fake News is not as important, or as powerful, as Social Media" and criticizing what he said was unfairness by some firms. Read more »

With a 50 per cent global growth in air travel over the past six years, what can we do to limit our own carbon footprints? Read more »

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada did not recommend any safety action be taken in order to avoid another near-collision. Read more »

Astronaut David Saint-Jacques was met with thunderous applause as he returned to a hero's welcome at the Canadian Space Agency headquarters. Read more »

The back-to-back earthquakes in California ended a period of relative seismic calm and brought renewed awareness to development of the state's early warning system. Read more »

The scam saw customers diverted to a fake website where credit card details were harvested by the attackers. Read more »