Lisa Williams

A recently rolled out financial tracking system at the University of Alberta (UA) hopes to ensure research dollars don't go over -- or under -- budget.

If an outbreak like SARS struck again, a new information system may help protect the Canadian public in a faster, more coordinated manner.

A server upgrade for the Town of Oakville, Ont. has resulted in faster, more efficient service delivery for its citizens.

Fighting crime in Alberta just got a little easier with a $100 million investment from the provincial government in a new IT strategy for police services

A broadband pilot project in the rural community of Chapleau, Ont. is fixing to stimulate economic development.

Financial independence is a key goal of an ongoing investment by Ontario's provincial government in information technology training for low-income women. Currently offered at Conestoga College in Kitchener, the program will expand to the Community MicroSkills Development Centres in Etobicoke and Scarborough this fall.

Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH) staff is set to have full access to critical hospital information systems anytime, anywhere.

If seniors are in rocking chairs they're most likely in front of computers surfing the Net. That's because seniors are now the fastest growing demographic of Internet users in Canada, according to the Minister Responsible for Seniors, Jim Bradley.