The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is about to try out a fancy new gadget of its own invention, an electrodynamic tether (EDT) that will … [Read more...] about Japan is ready to put its new space garbage collector to the test
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The five best Canadian tech gadgets for holiday gift giving
Canadian tech gadgets can beat the near impossible task of buying for tech enthusiasts, who can be hard to buy for. Before you get home, wrap that … [Read more...] about The five best Canadian tech gadgets for holiday gift giving
Meet Semantic Scholar, a new AI-based search engine that could challenge Google
A new artificial intelligence-based search engine called Semantic Scholar may be an important step towards search results that are the result of a … [Read more...] about Meet Semantic Scholar, a new AI-based search engine that could challenge Google
I loaded a Hemingway masterpiece into Yoast and here’s what happened
Let's face it, unless you are an SEO fanatic, and maybe if you are, Yoast sucks. "Write better content". That's one of the promises of Yoast, a … [Read more...] about I loaded a Hemingway masterpiece into Yoast and here’s what happened
Can Montreal’s Netlift give Uber a run for its money?
Montreal videogame giant Ubisoft has launched a pilot project, allowing 250 of its employees to test a carpooling app for the next four months built … [Read more...] about Can Montreal’s Netlift give Uber a run for its money?
Legally grown marijuana finding its way onto the black market
Police in the Niagara region have arrested 18 people and seized 4,015 marijuana plants in connection with an illegal grow operation in the area, an … [Read more...] about Legally grown marijuana finding its way onto the black market
Jewelry making Neanderthal were smarter than we thought, say researchers
The rehabilitation of the Neanderthal image continues. Authors of a new study of bone tools and beads found at the Grotte du Renne archaeological … [Read more...] about Jewelry making Neanderthal were smarter than we thought, say researchers
BC trucking permit system to go online
Trucking permits in BC are going high tech. Commercial trucking carriers traveling within British Columbia will be able to apply for and receive a … [Read more...] about BC trucking permit system to go online
PEI’s Frontier Power Systems takes $1.8 million to develop Arctic energy generation
This morning in Brudenell, Prince Edward Island, federal Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Lawrence MacAulay, acting on behalf of Minister of … [Read more...] about PEI’s Frontier Power Systems takes $1.8 million to develop Arctic energy generation
Moose Tracker is the most Canadian app ever
BC’s provincial government has just released its Moose Tracker app, which is aimed at collecting data on moose populations so as to help with … [Read more...] about Moose Tracker is the most Canadian app ever
