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by Lee Rickwood
The use of sensors and monitoring tools in public spaces is an essential way to manage a big city. But that use also raises ethical and legal questions about data privacy and the need to use surveillance technologies in responsible and transparent ways.
The post City and Citizens Take Advantage of Traffic Tech, Urban Sensors, Public Data Collection appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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By Christine Persaud
Back-to-school season is fast approaching, and it’s the perfect time to pick up the latest tech accessories. From study tools to gadgets for downtime, here are the top picks students will want for 2025.
The post Best Tech for Back-to-School: Smart Picks for a Smarter Year appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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By Christine Persaud
In today’s smartphone market, you don’t need to spend over a thousand dollars to get a powerful, feature-rich device. Whether you’re looking for flagship performance at a lower price or a reliable budget phone for everyday use, there are excellent options available.
The post Best Affordable Smartphones Under $1,000 (Including Top Picks Under $500) appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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by Lee Rickwood
Wildfires are dangerous and deadly, yes, but residential fires are the leading cause of fire-related death in Canada.
The post Fire Safety at Home: AR App, Online Tools, Special Events Help Canadians Avoid Disaster appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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By Christine Persaud
Artificial intelligence (AI) presents both significant opportunities and challenges in education. On one hand, it serves as a powerful resource—assisting students with research, refining their writing, and offering inspiration during the learning process. On the other hand, when overused or misused, AI can become a crutch, potentially hindering critical thinking, creativity, and genuine academic engagement.
The post Learning AI in School: How Students Can Use Tools the Right Way appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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By Christine Persaud
Smartwatches are a smart back-to-school pick—helping students track schedules, stay active, and stay connected without relying on their phones.
The post Back-to-School Smartwatches on a Budget: Top Picks for Students appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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By Lee Rickwood
Canada’s health care system is evolving, and technology is at the heart of a new model for transitional care. From digital tools to virtual support, tech-driven solutions are helping patients move more safely and smoothly between hospital and home—improving outcomes and reducing strain on the system.
The post Technology Powers New Model for Transitional Health Care in Canada appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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By Yasmin Ranade
When wildfire smoke hits, the usual advice is to shut windows and stay inside. But that alone won’t keep harmful particles out. Smoke can still seep indoors, affecting air quality and health—especially for vulnerable groups.
The post Why ‘Shut the Windows’ Isn’t Enough: Protecting Indoor Air Quality During Canadian Wildfires appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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Ships are the engine of global commerce; more than 80 per cent of global cargo is carried by massive ocean-going ships. At any given time, some 50,000 container ships, tankers and freighters are on the high seas. It’s a vital…
The post Canadian Woman Plays a Part in Reducing Global Shipping Emissions appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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By Christine Persaud
The Nintendo Switch 2 opens up exciting new gaming possibilities, and the right accessories can take your experience even further. From enhanced controllers to sleek docks and protective cases, this guide highlights the best gear to level up your gameplay. Let’s dive in!
The post Gaming Accessories for the Nintendo Switch 2 and More appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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