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Western Canada's first electronic storage device detection dog has been helping Winnipeg police investigators with the internet child exploitation unit since June by sniffing out possible evidence.
Author: CBC
Western Canada's first electronic storage device detection dog has been helping Winnipeg police investigators with the internet child exploitation unit since June by sniffing out possible evidence.
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A virtual reality theatre project that gives high school students the chance to be a character in a Shakespearean play has won the 2025 University of Guelph’s Innovation of the Year Award for its creative approach to education. The program, which offers all its resources for free downloads to school boards, includes VR retellings of two plays so far: Macbeth and Hamlet.
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The recent introduction of the messaging app Max is the Kremlin's latest effort to tighten control over Russia's digital space by throttling foreign platforms, either by blocking them or slowing them down so they are largely inaccessible. It has drawn immediate comparisons to China's WeChat.
The recent introduction of the messaging app Max is the Kremlin's latest effort to tighten control over Russia's digital space by throttling foreign platforms, either by blocking them or slowing them down so they are largely inaccessible. It has drawn immediate comparisons to China's WeChat.
The recent introduction of the messaging app Max is the Kremlin's latest effort to tighten control over Russia's digital space by throttling foreign platforms, either by blocking them or slowing them down so they are largely inaccessible. It has drawn immediate comparisons to China's WeChat.
The recent introduction of the messaging app Max is the Kremlin's latest effort to tighten control over Russia's digital space by throttling foreign platforms, either by blocking them or slowing them down so they are largely inaccessible. It has drawn immediate comparisons to China's WeChat.
After reporting an 11-year high for collision fatalities last year, Calgary is turning to new technology to manage traffic and make the roads safer.
A virtual reality project from the Tłı̨chǫ Government in the N.W.T. allows seniors to travel to cultural sites like the Whatı̀ Falls, drum dances or a hide camp. It's a chance for seniors with mobility challenges to travel virtually and also teach youth about the sites.
“We're trying to make the internet a kinder place. We're trying to change the trajectory of the internet towards discriminated people,” said Shani Gwin, founder of pipikwan pêhtâkwan.