A new report authored by privacy experts suggests Canadian Internet providers "need to be much more transparent about how they protect their customers’ private information."

Marketing is one of the myriad sectors of business that in the digital era is being constantly disrupted by bleeding-edge technologies.

Every marketer is aware of the frequent bombardment of new tech, but only a select few are maximizing the opportunities, finds a new study from Adobe. Indeed, risk aversion related to the adoption of technology is actually harming many of them.

Canadians lost a combined $1.1 billion, or an average of $1,202 per patient, as a result of lengthy waits for medically necessary health care in 2013, according to a new study released by the Fraser Institute.

A miniscule number of Canadian small- and medium-sized businesses use an advisory board, which is evidently a problem because the companies with one do much better than those without.

One in four Canadian kids have admitted to cyberbullying, while one in three confess to being a victim.

Only 41 percent of Canadian small businesses have their own website, according to the 2014 Factbook from the Canadian Internet Registration Authority.

The internet is in many ways a champion of freedom and defined by accessibility. But in Canada a great digital divide persists where lower-income households remain without internet.

The CRTC’s recent crackdown on a trio of X-rated channels for not showing enough Canadian content is "a classic example of how government policies supporting Canada’s entertainment industry are costly and inefficient," according to Steven Globerman, author of a new Fraser Institute study on the government’s assistance to Canada’s film and television industry.

Poor food choices, such as overconsumption of carbonated soft drinks, are an important factor driving the global obesity epidemic and have been linked directly to diabetes and heart disease. But while public health agencies are working to help people to make healthier choices, monitoring the effectiveness of these efforts has been costly and difficult.

A new report highlights the importance of connecting with customers beyond the transactional level—planning for interactions both before and after the purchase activity.