The deal between Google and the federal government to resolve their dispute over paying for news online will come as a relief for the media industry in Canada. News publishers were facing the prospect ...

Google’s Try-On feature is now live in Canada, giving shoppers a virtual fitting room powered by AI. The tool uses a custom ...

The University of Waterloo and Google will work together in a new research project that looks at the impact of artificial ...

The search giant has made the decision in response to Canada’s Online News Act. The search giant has made the decision in response to Canada’s Online News Act. is a senior reporter covering technology ...

Google's Gemini is getting new support for Canvas, enabling users to create full presentations using text prompts and ...

Google won't block news links in Canada in response to new legislation after all. The company pledged earlier this year to pull links to Canadian news stories from Search, News and Discover when the ...

Google has agreed to pay $100 million annually to Canadian publishers as part of a deal with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government that would avert a potential news blackout in the country, ...

The U.S. tech giant follows Meta pulling content from Facebook and Instagram north of the border after Bill C-18, or the country’s Online News Act, became law to force payment for local journalism. By ...

Canada is preparing a new bill that, if signed into law, would require Google to pay publishers for using information from their content. In response, Google is testing a complete block of news ...

Canada's Competition Bureau filed a lawsuit on Thursday against Google, alleging anti-competitive practices in the tech giant's online advertising business. The Bureau is demanding that Google divest ...

Google has come out swinging against a law proposed by the Canadian government that would force the search engine to pay publishers for listing content. Canada’s proposed Online News Act would compel ...

In August, Google started real-world testing of AR (augmented reality) prototypes in the US, and is now expanding to Canada. This “small-scale testing” in public (versus inside labs) involves ...