Toronto Sun • 28th March 2020

Ontario fares better in wait times for medical treatment: Report

If you need a new knee and hip, Toronto is a good place to live.

Toronto Sun • 29th February 2020

Are e-scooters coming to Toronto?

As Toronto looks into the possibility of allowing e-scooters on public roads, Montreal moved earlier this month to outlaw self-service rentals of the vehicles.

Toronto Sun • 17th February 2020

Many millennials not saving enough for retirement: Survey

Many Canadian workers could be in financial trouble when retirement rolls around, according to a survey on finances.

Toronto Sun • 8th February 2020

How to watch the Oscar-nominated films at home

With the Oscars airing Sunday night, you might be in a mad rush to see all the nominees beforehand. But trying to find where all the films are playing is a hassle.

Toronto Sun • 2nd February 2020

Could Ontario police start using facial recognition cameras?

The Metropolitan Police Service in London, England, announced it will be using facial recognition cameras to help combat crime.

Toronto Sun • 15th January 2020

Councillor finds it 'prudent' landlords have proper fire insurance

Last month’s deadly blaze at an apartment high-rise raises the question as to whether landlords better fire insurance coverage to help their tenants in the event of a disaster.

Toronto Sun • 4th January 2020

The future of IoT

Will the Internet of Things (IoT) continue to grow in 2020 or has it hit its peak?

Toronto Sun • 26th December 2019

AI, AR likely to be key areas of job growth in future: STEM charity CEO

High-tech jobs are likely to become important in the future as many industries move further into automation.

Toronto Sun • 22nd October 2019

PARKDALE-HIGH PARK: Liberal MP Virani holds onto seat

Liberal incumbent Arif Virani will have a second term in the riding of Parkdale — High Park.

Toronto Sun • 27th April 2019

Pro-Am hockey tournie aims to put Alzheimer's on ice

Robert Cohen loves hockey.

Toronto Sun • 18th March 2019

Passenger rail advocate calls VIA's proposed Ontario-Quebec a 'tourist train' to the 'hinterland'

An Ontario passenger rail advocate has called VIA Rail Canada’s proposed $4-billion plan for a high-frequency rail (HFR) service between Ontario and Quebec “seriously flawed” ahead of Tuesday’s budget where it could receive federal approval.

Toronto Sun • 10th March 2019

Beware of super lice this March Break

While you may have a string of activities planned for your kids this March Break, one thing you may not be prepared for is head lice or, even worse, super lice.

Toronto Sun • 21st February 2019

How to watch the Oscar-nominated films from home

It’s that time of year again where Hollywood decides on the best films of the previous year.

Toronto Sun • 27th October 2017

Samsung Galaxy Note8 one of best phones on the market

The first question many people will have about the Samsung Galaxy Note8 is: Will it explode?

Toronto Sun • 13th September 2017

Impressive Essential PH-1 not essential yet — but could be in the future

Is your cellphone essential? Andy Rubin thinks his is. Rubin, for those not in the know, was one of the founders of Android Inc., and went on to serve as Google's senior vice-president of mobile and digital content after the search giant bought his company in 2005.

Toronto Sun • 1st September 2017

HP Spectre x360 a solid machine if a little awkward to hold

With university starting back up next week, many students will be looking for a new laptop or tablet to help with their studies. And for those who can't decide which they prefer, the HP Spectre x360 convertible may be what you're looking for.

Toronto Sun • 31st August 2017

R2-D2, new BB-9E app-controlled toys unveiled

BB-8 is getting some company this Force Friday as Sphero is adding more app-enabled toy droids to its Star Wars lineup.

Toronto Sun • 4th May 2017

DeWalt makes a phone you can kick around

Do you often drop your phone on the floor, accidentally kick it around the room and then, after you finally manage to pick it back up, have it slip out of your hands again and fall into the sink or toilet? If so, then the DeWalt MD501 might be for you.

Toronto Sun • 16th January 2017

Tecla Shield helps people with physical impairments use mobile devices

Mauricio Meza says the problem with using traditional assisted devices for communication is they're expensive and don't always work well.

Toronto Sun • 12th November 2016

Flo smart thermometer a quick, high-tech way to take your temperature

I remember one time when I was a kid when I woke feeling sick but my mother made me to school anyway because our thermometer was broke and she though I was faking. Midday, I was sent home with a high fever.