internet

Silicon Valley is promising a digital world within our world. But logging in to the metaverse won’t solve our issues.

Paul Wells: Are you the owner of a small business with no access to Google or a smartphone? At last, there’s a big new government program ready to help.

Michael Geist: Below the surface of the Liberal government’s effort to crack down on big tech lies an even bigger threat—the implications for free speech in Canada

As the crisis drags on, many of us live with web connections too weak for work and study at home

From big companies to government to media, here were some of the earliest stops on Canada’s information superhighway

Opinion: The European Union could soon adopt a slew of restrictive copyright regulations—while Canada, often informed by Europe’s policies, considers its own reforms

Online algorithms that have learned how to push our emotional buttons are polarizing society—and the emerging science on the implications is troubling

Opinion: If today’s technology giants don’t do anything to address the public’s unease, they might start looking for more trustworthy systems

New survey research shows Canadians think the internet interrupts their lives. But that’s not stopping them from going online.

U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted out an incomplete sentence with the word ‘covfefe’ Tuesday night and the Internet is loving it. We asked people how they would pronounce the mysterious word.

Virginia Heffernan on the magic and loss inherent in Internet culture

When he invented email, Ray Tomlinson also transformed the @ sign from 1,500-year-old typographic relic into the workhorse of Internet communications