Irene Galea

The directive, which prompted a rare near-consensus in the industry, stems from concerns that the big three carriers could use their market dominance to steamroll local competitors

One of Europe’s coolest cities is getting costlier

A booming population, soaring rents and a slow pace of construction have created a housing crisis in the German capital and set the stage for a political shift

The widespread use of artificial intelligence has ushered in a world of contradictions

The sobering reality of the green hydrogen deal belies the challenge of balancing large-scale infrastructure investments and meagre current demand

Berliners are split over what the architecture on this future site should look like and to what degree history should play a factor

X alleges a precondition of signing up as a member of GARM was a commitment to withhold advertising from platforms determined by the organization to be non-compliant with the brand safety standards

Deep in the Austrian woods, Aaron Taylor and his team are on a mission to search for the remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the world wars. He hopes one day he can do the same for Canadian soldiers

The investment is the latest element of Canada’s strategy to grow its chip value chain, as developments in artificial intelligence, cleantech and electric vehicles heighten the need for advanced chips

We sat down with the prime minister to talk about housing affordability, a labour shortage, population growth and the need for densification