Four years after Canada shut Huawei out of its 5G networks, one of its former subsidiaries is hoping for a second chance in the Canadian market. Honor Device Co., a Chinese consumer electronics company and former Huawei subsidiary, is planning talks with federal officials in Ottawa as it explores bringing its electronic devices to Canadian consumers. Founded by Huawei in 2013, Honor was sold in 2020 after U.S. sanctions targeted its parent company. Today, the company is major

Quantum computers have long been promised to reshape the leading edge of computing technology, facilitating machines capable of completing operations unthinkably time-intensive for classical computers. Leading quantum computing companies including Toronto-based Xanadu Quantum are making this promise a reality, building and bringing quantum computing to the commercial mainstream. As described by quantum mechanics, at very small scales, particles exhibit special behaviours incl

Another day, another wearable technology product is hitting the market, but this one arrives with the weight of Google behind it and a price designed to undercut the competition. Back in January 2021, Google completed its acquisition of Fitbit. Fast forward to May 2026, Google announced its latest Google Fitbit Air, which allows for metric tracking, catered coaching, and more. The Google Fitbit Air joins other digital health tracking products on the market such as Whoop, App

The Canadian federal government recently introduced the Safe Social Media Act in Parliament. If the bill is successful, Canadian children under the age of 16 will no longer be able to have accounts on “social media services”, which include traditional social media platforms as well as livestreaming and user-uploaded adult content services. This move adds Canada to a growing list of countries that have proposed or implemented youth social media bans in recent years. One of the