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With a giant cafeteria inspired by the open-air Jean-Talon Market

The pandemic has accelerated a trend that was already taking hold in higher education. And that, surprisingly, might be a good thing.

Philippe J. Fournier: In reducing travel, Canada’s most populous provinces rank well. Trump-backing U.S. states are at the bottom.

David Skok: What started as an innovation partnership built on data now seems like an old-fashioned land deal that puts taxpayers on the hook

Timothy Wu says Facebook’s huge corporate scale may well make it a threat to democracy

In his new book, Richard Sennett argues that cities—and societies—grow by dealing with change, not resisting it

YouTube has tapped Wikipedia to combat dubious videos with facts—revealing how hard it’s become to determine truth amid an ocean of information online

Tabatha Southey: James Damore is suing Google for discrimination over his memo. But his beliefs ignore truths about science—and his own industry

Smart homes and intelligent bots that cater to our whims may be convenient, but is it really worth being under surveillance all the time?

Sidewalk Labs recently posted several jobs. The catch: they’re not for Canadians—at least not those who want to remain in the country.