Meet Geoffrey, the cutest meal delivery robot and downtown Toronto celebrity
An invasion of food delivery robots is set to expand, adding a new wrinkle to the gig economy
Technology
Four weird and wonderful inventions sparked by the pandemic
From wind instrument covers to germ-killing robots, necessity was the mother of invention for these pandemic creations
What does artificial intelligence mean for our world?
A new course at McMaster University is diving into the societal implications of artificial intelligence
Will we use drones as flying taxicabs? Canadians weigh in.
The future of drones in Canada, according to surveys
Meet the University of Saskatchewan student behind Canada’s COVID-19 tracker
When the pandemic started, Noah Little created a website to keep track of rising case numbers. Today, it’s one of Canada’s most-viewed sources of COVID information.
A NASA engineer on Mars and life in the universe: ’It would be very lonely if it were only us’
Farah Alibay’s fixation with knowing how things work led to a career pondering life’s biggest questions
Six viral memes and how their owners cashed in
The people (and pets) behind these viral memes are funding their futures by selling pieces of internet history
Why TikTok food is ugly and disgusting and completely addictive
Something about the pandemic inspired people to make the grossest food ever
Mitch Fowler and the brain-bending world of ’speedrunning’
An old video game, a lot of practice and one hour, nine minutes and 58 seconds of perfection
The prolific Canadian inventor behind the ’Ironsuit’
Phil Nuytten, 79, created the 2.1 metre-tall, 1,400 lb apparatus designed to keep any human pilot inside from being squeezed to death by the pressures of the deep sea