Technology

Carbon Engineering might offer the utopian-sounding prospect of a climate-change solution that does not involve eliminating our reliance on fuel

When it comes to protecting digital privacy, Canada has fallen behind the EU and—as I learned the hard way—Twitter

Scott Gilmore: Even the humblest among us is leaving behind massive piles of information. But when everyone is creating digital monuments, only a tiny fraction will ever stand out

In light of Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal, users talk about how their feelings towards sharing their data online have shifted, or not.

If you’re considering deleting your account on the social media behemoth, here’s what you should think about before giving up

Much of the foundational research into artificial intelligence originated in Canada, but we’ll have to work to stay a leader in the field

Opinion: On their own, smartphones aren’t necessarily a problem. It’s how they’re being used that’s troubling—and who is making us use them that way

An accidental investor battles to cash out his one and only Bitcoin

Opinion: Rapid technological advances will destroy some jobs, but it doesn’t need to be a catastrophe if we take steps to manage the transition

It’s not just about what we’re missing on our social media feeds, but the invisible ways we are being manipulated as we travel across the internet