Beyond Local

Rather than focus on the speculative rights of sentient AI, we need to address human rights

Before COVID-19 we attended funerals where people were eulogized with jokes, performances and tears, often all at the same time, and since the pandemic, obituaries have filled that role.

A five member-jury presented a list of recommendations Tuesday at the inquest into the deaths of Carol Culleton, Anastasia Kuzyk and Nathalie Warmerdam

Video game workers in Edmonton became the first video game union in Canada — and the third in North America — after voting unanimously to unionize this month.

Cognitive skills related to overall reading success can be nurtured by engaging in activities that develop social skills and positive self-regulation.

The country is typically awash in red and white on the national holiday, but this year people across Canada are reflecting on their relationship with the Maple Leaf.

It’s the largest settlement of a governmental health-care cost claim in Canadian history, according to BC's attorney general

A small central Ontario town is rallying around the family of a young child who died after he was mistakenly left in a hot car, the mayor said today

As legacy newsrooms in Canada have struggled and downsized, a new crop of digital-born organizations have launched across the country.

The use of deepfakes by criminals is on the rise, costing individuals and organizations billions of dollars in losses annually.