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Youth Science Canada (YSC) has announced the recipients of the Research In Motion (RIM) Platinum Awards – given to three of Canada’s best and brightest science students at the awards ceremony for the 2012 Canada-Wide Science Fair. Chosen for their innovative and groundbreaking science projects, the winners were selected from 400 top projects among their peers in three different age categories: Read the rest of this entry »

The 2012 E3 Expo is right around the corner, and fans from all over the world can look forward to accessing the latest Nintendo news right from the comfort of their homes. Nintendo will be using a mix of online, broadcast and social platforms to provide a steady stream of breaking news and announcements during the video game industry’s biggest annual trade show, taking place June 5-7 at the Los Angeles Convention Centre. Read the rest of this entry »

Via the Canadian Digital Media Network: Last month, CDMN’s fourth annual Canada 3.0 Digital Media Forum brought together nearly 2,000 delegates in Stratford to share their creativity, passion and technology expertise with Canadian entrepreneurs, industry thought leaders, academia and government representatives. Together, they reported on our nation’s progress towards what we call the Moonshot goal: To ensure that anyone can do anything online in Canada by 2017.   Read the rest of this entry »

The Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) announced the winners of the second annual .CA Impact Awards at the mesh conference in Toronto yesterday. The .CA Impact Awards celebrate the people and organizations in four categories that use their .CA website to make a difference. Read the rest of this entry »

After months of fevered preparations, C2-MTL, the new international business conference on commerce and creativity, officially opened yesterday in Montreal. From now through May 25th, more than 1,200 movers and shakers from some 40 countries will attend the unconventional immersive and collaborative event. Read the rest of this entry »

After only 2 weeks, NextSportStar.Com is attracting famous sports stars and celebrities to the NextSportStar.Com RadioTV interactive broadcasts, and more guests are being lined up for the weeks to come. Featured stars already online have included:

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SOTI, a Mississauga-based developer of Enterprise Mobile Device Management (MDM), today announced an updated version of its MobiControl Software Developer Kit (SDK) for iOS. Leveraging SOTI’s rich history of innovation in the MDM space, the updated SDK introduces live Remote View support for customers deploying iOS applications. Read the rest of this entry »

AudienceView has announced that AV Tiki, the company’s innovative online sales solution for live event ticketing through Facebook, has been successfully launched with partner organizations in Europe, Asia and North America as part of a staged roll-out strategy. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s Gumball time again as celebrities and supercars converge on Times Square to participate in the annual Gumball 3000 Rally. On Friday 25th May over 100 amazing vehicles will set off from Times Square on a 3000 mile journey from ‘sea to shining sea’ across North America all the way to the finish line in Los Angeles in just 7 days. The Gumball brings its own unique brand of entertainment to each city, hosting incredible car displays, music concerts and VIP parties with a line up of stars and cars that is unsurpassed. Read the rest of this entry »

The first ever JFL42, in association with Air Canada, will kick off in Toronto this fall. From September 21-28th, this unique festival will celebrate 42 of the funniest, most innovative and contemporary things from Toronto and around the world. The first of “the 42”, and the headliner, Louis CK will perform four concerts at the Sony Centre. The other 41 selections will include a variety of performances, attractions, and experiences with cool stars, small stars and soon-to-be stars in comedy and the arts, in various venues across the city. Read the rest of this entry »