Brian Jackson

The Canadian portion of a global developer survey shows their opinions on topical issues like AI, GDPR, security, and more.

Efforts to create a more secure and private digital identity are well underway among wireless carriers, and other bastions of traditional market authority will also play a role.

Mark Zuckerberg is set to appear before U.S. Congress, a top political aide in Ontario will be sentenced for deleting emails, and the producer of Far Cry 5 is moving to Winnipeg.

The Canadian investigation into the misuse of Facebook data by Cambridge Analytica is now a joint effort that also targets B.C. firm AggregateIQ.

More details emerge about the Youtube shooter, Mark Zuckerberg is under pressure to step down as Facebook chairman, and a new productivity tool that sounds pretty great.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced new restrictions on how developers can scoop data out of the social network and says there's no doubts about his job.

One of Montreal's AI gems is now twinkling in Toronto as well.

Spotify is having a great debut on the public-market, Google’s machine learning software can now identify ramen by shop, and a medical supply drone will be making its debut in countries like the U.S. soon after a lot of success in Rwanda.