Activists point to skyrocketing electricity and water use at data centres around the world

A leading CIA officer in charge of resettlement was later posted to Ottawa.

Using someone else's "creative spark" to start a competing business runs afoul of copyright law, the panel found.

What’s expected to be the strongest El Nino on record may delay Ontario’s stunning fall foliage, but experts say there’s no reason to worry – the colour show will go on.

BRANDON, MB - 4-year-old Mikaela Hermer's imaginary restaurant, in which she served invisible hot dogs and ice cream to her parents and friends, has filed for bankruptcy after being acquired by Hedges...

Canada’s National Observer has decided to publish the segment of the Zoom call that corroborates its reporting.

Private clinics in Canada are selling patients’ personal health data without their knowledge, according to a new study.