Stories by Nehal Malik

Canada is ranked 41st in the world and will face off against Belgium, Croatia, and Morocco in Group F of the World Cup's round-robin stage

Low-income Canadians, who are already under immense inflationary pressure, will feel the brunt of any price increases that come from the high-profile union

SpaceX has successfully bridged any remaining Starlink coverage gaps in Canada and can now serve customers everywhere across the country

Google has allegedly signed at least 24 deals to prevent companies from developing and launching their own app stores to rival Google Play

Under Twitter's new content policy, "negative/hate tweets" will be demonetized and have their discoverability on the platform crippled

The president of the Treasury Board backpedalled on the decision on Friday, saying that Ottawa is instead looking to sign a new partnership agreement with Bell

Twitter employees whose managers vouch for their "excellent work" and who attend at least one in-person meeting per month will be allowed to work remotely

Scott initially offered assurances that user content was off the table, but ultimately admitted that the bill would give the CRTC regulatory authority over it

Passkeys are WebAuthn-based alternatives to passwords that use biometrics and public-key cryptography for secure sign-ins and multi-factor authentication

The Competition Bureau-hired expert witness argued that a Quebecor-owned Freedom Mobile won't be as strong a wireless competitor as Shaw

Qualcomm's upcoming mobile platform can't even beat Apple's last-gen A15 Bionic chip, let alone the more powerful A16 Bionic from this year's iPhone 14 Pro

Qualcomm's latest flagship chip brings better power efficiency, improved AI functionality, support for Wi-Fi 7, better image processing, and more