Does WiFi scare you?
Parents from across Alberta will decide next month if they feel schools should put new restrictions on wireless networks to protect children’s health.
Halo 5: Guardians: The developers tells us how beta data will help shape the game’s ...
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Just like hockey and football: theScore launches new eSports app, will cover games like any ...
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The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D review: An underappreciated classic is revived
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Garena eSports limits number of gay, transgender women in League of Legends tournament
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Sony Online Entertainment sold to management firm, renamed Daybreak Game Company
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Life Is Strange – Episode 1 review: Awkward but promising
Russian space agency unveils grandiose plan to permanently base a dozen cosmonauts on the moon
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Edmonton researchers lead discovery of 'space tsunami' that can knock out GPS, power grids
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One year after its launch, the purpose of a secret U.S. space plane remains a ...
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How NASA plans to get humans to Mars in three, not-so-easy steps towards a permanent ...
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Two B.C. residents make shortlist for mission to Mars
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NASA launches new Orion spacecraft and new era of exploration in test without astronauts
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Science New fossils, genetic tools help pinpoint bison migration to North America
Researchers have figured out when bison came to North America using new DNA extraction techniques and a newly found set of fossils. -
Gaming Canada takes its $3 billion video game industry seriously as it pushes sector to new ...
At the week-long Game Developers Conference, a federal delegation works the crowd to link small studios with global publishers for a shot at gaming stardom. -
Science Levels of toxic metals found in Athabasca River is normal: University of Alberta studies
Contrary to previous research, the section of the Athabasca River that runs near Fort McMurray’s oilsands operations does not contain higher-than-usual amounts of toxic metals, say three University of Alberta studies. -
Science University of Alberta paleontologists have a new theory for why some dinos stood on two ...
The researchers found clues in the tails of the ancient creatures' much smaller ancestors, proto-dinosaurs. -
Science University of Alberta computer program wins at no-limit Texas Hold ’Em
A computer program has learned to win at one of the most complex poker games by copying a very human impulse -- trusting its gut. -
Local News Edmonton's BioWare uses upcoming release of Mass Effect: Andromeda to push for industry tax credits
Edmonton-based BioWare used the upcoming release of its long-awaited new game Mass Effect: Andromeda to push the province Wednesday to introduce tax credits for interactive entertainment companies. -
Space NASA discovers solar system with seven Earth-like planets, three of them in the star’s habitable ...
'This discovery could be a significant piece in the puzzle of finding habitable environments, places that are conducive to life'. -
Local News Edmonton students celebrate top Canadian spot in global cyber security competition
Spear-phishing scams, ghostware and two-faced malware. For a group of Edmonton high school students, these intimidating cyber threats present an exciting challenge.
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Popular file-sharing website, The Pirate Bay, is back online
After the Pirate Bay’s data centre – which is rumored to be located in a nuclear-proof building in a mountain somewhere near Stockholm, Sweden – was raided by authorities, many assumed ... -
Dying Light’s free running system is what makes the game compelling
After spending around six to eight hours with Techland’s latest zombie epic, Dying Light, I’ve realized the act of taking down zombies isn’t the most interesting part of the game ... -
Sega announces over 300 job cuts as the company restructures
On Friday Sega announced it has plans to cut as many as 300 jobs, offering many of those affected “early retirement,” which also includes severance packages, as the company restructures ... -
Hotel with robot staff set to open in Japan
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Bose SoundLink Colour Bluetooth Speaker review: Low price for a great speaker
It’s kind of a funny thing when it comes to reviewing Bose products of any kind. They simply don’t put their name on anything that isn’t of a real high ... -
How Toronto-based Nymi wants to replace passwords with heart rate authentication
Whether it’s logging into a work computer, bank account or even something as simple as unlocking a smartphone, passwords are a necessary and often highly frustrating complication of everyday life. Toronto-based ... -
Welcome to the future: Emoji are admissable in court
At the trial of Ross Ulbricht, the man accused of running Silk Road, an online black market, lawyers are fighting over important evidence rules that no one ever saw coming: ... -
Sony closing Music Unlimited, forges partnership with Spotify
On Wednesday Sony revealed plans to launch a new Spotify-powered music streaming service on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and on Xperia smartphones and tablets. The new streaming music platform – ... -
FAA asks Super Bowl fans to leave the drones at home
In what is sure to be the first of many signs we live in a terrifying cyber-dystopia, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has asked fans going to Sunday's big game ... -
Canadian spies monitor file-sharing services as part of terrorist hunt: report
A new report says Canada's electronic spy agency sifts through millions of videos and documents downloaded every day through file-sharing services as part of its bid to find terrorists.
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