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Tracking a baby’s breathing or temperature might ease parental anxiety, but experts warn devices can’t prevent tragedies like SIDS

The change provides relief for chains that have faced backlash and customer wrath during the past couple of years

The Venture Capital Association of Alberta links investors with entrepreneurs, which in turn will help diversify the economy

The technology giant is sending shivers through the boardrooms of the world’s vehicle manufacturers as it plans to enter a global market that generates $1.6-trillion in revenue a year from new car sales

The technology giant is sending shivers through the boardrooms of the world’s vehicle manufacturers as it plans to enter a global market that generates $1.6-trillion in revenue a year from new car sales

FAA said on Thursday it issued an experimental airworthiness certificate to an Amazon business unit and its prototype drone, allowing test flights over private, rural land in Washington state

Unbundling of Canadian cable and satellite packages will happen, but not until the end of 2016

To create a luxury smartwatch to compete head-on with Apple

Pekka Rantala’s strategy largely hinges on a 3-D Angry Birds movie coming out in May next year

New browser will relegate Internet Explorer to has-been status

High-tech smart watch is expected to range in price from $350 to $17,000 for an 18-karat gold model

The money will be used to expand the company’s work force by as many as 50 people, primarily engineers, to meet the demand for contracts it has signed in the resource and mining industry

Competition Bureau could announce as early as Wednesday its findings into allegations that the search giant’s business practices are restrictive and anti-competitive

Canadian banks announce new mobile features as changing demographics disrupt the market

The most depressing aspect of the NSA’s mapping of Canadian communications traffic is how unsurprised we are

Investors have called on Japanese firm to expand into mobile gaming as some consumers ditch consoles

With roughly 824 million wireless subscribers, India is the world’s second-biggest mobile market after China

Smartphone maker in talks with programmers to offer a slimmed-down bundle of TV networks this fall

Mobile programs such as Kik Messenger have a large teenaged user base, and that attracts sexual predators

Social-media company has released its updated community standards