By Christine Persaud
There’s a reason that plenty of fitness trackers and smartwatches now include features like stress monitoring, breathing and mindfulness exercises. We tend to feel pressures nowadays more than ever whether it’s due to work, family, or other obligations, and likely all the above. If you’re looking for a good gift for someone you know could do with some quality R&R, these somewhat non-obvious gift ideas might fit the bill.
By Yasmin Ranade
Uncovered: A Breast Recognition Project is a Canadian first-of-its kind resource created in collaboration with Rethink Breast Cancer. It was developed as a personal response to experiences related to the lack of imagery featuring Black bodies in the cancer care space.
By Christine Persaud
When it comes to tech for an aging population, we have come a long way from the days of the medical alert bracelet or necklace with a button to press when in distress, like after a fall or other health or mobility-related incident. Tech today is empowering aging boomers more than ever.
By Yasmin Ranade
Young entrepreneurs, co-op students, and interns alike are earnestly contributing to the output of technologies that are disrupting industries or just simply making lives easier for people.
By Christine Persaud
Nowadays, everyone either owns an activity/fitness tracker or smartwatch, or they are interested in getting one. But with so much choice, it’s difficult to decide what to get. To help on the journey, here’s a handy checklist of the key questions you should ask yourself to help narrow down the choices.
By Christine Persaud
Tech in the year 2022 has already kicked off with a bang. The Consumer Electronics Show (CES), presented exciting innovations that will be coming later this year, some that are already available, and others that showcase potential for the future.
By Yasmin Ranade
An estimated 7.63 million, or one in four Canadians aged 15+ is living with chronic pain. A Canadian tech company is challenging the way Canadians can approach chronic pain recovery.
By Christine Persaud
With many major companies having cancelled their in-person presence, from Microsoft to T-Mobile, Nvidia, and AT&T, the 2,200 exhibitors still booked for in-person attendance are made up primarily of small-to-medium-sized businesses and start-ups. Thus, there are plenty of cool, exciting, and fun gadgets from smaller companies worth checking out whether that’s in person or virtually.