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Travel app Hopper has laid off nearly 250 employees, or 30 per cent of its workforce, as the technology sector continues to face challenges.

"We must burn less cash and achieve a balanced budget as quickly as possible," co-founder Frédéric Lalonde told the Globe and Mail.

This week on “It’s Political,” we dig into the federal government’s response to a crisis decades in the making. The Online News Act, which became law this summer, has prompted Meta to block news links on its platforms. Is Google ready to follow suit?

Canadians have ranked Google Search, Google Maps, YouTube and Android as part of the 10 "most helpful innovations" over the past three decades. 

Google Canada currently has a sale on its Pixel phones and accessories, with up to $300 in discounts.

A new report by the Business Council of Canada says Canada needs a new national security policy based on economic security. Read more.

As war continues to ravage their homeland, thousands of Ukrainians who call Prince Albert home celebrated thei...

Both BMO and CIBC expect inflation to come in at 3.1 per cent in July, mainly due to gas prices. But there's debate over whether the Bank of Canada will raise interest rates.

Google Canada has committed $2.5 million to NPower Canada. The charitable organization helps underserved people get into tech careers.

NPower Canada, a national employment program that offers professional skills training, has secured a $2.5-million grant from Google Canada.