Wheelchair design could be Godsend

IT'S been said that necessity is the mother of invention and Bryan Flemming's dream of designing a new wheelchair could be a Godsend for countless others.

Pay-as-you-drive meter poised to enter market

If your car is sitting idle while you are on vacation, shouldn’t you pay less for insurance during that time?

Is Toronto approaching Grush hour?

A coffee shop seems like as good a place as any to meet Bern Grush — that is until you actually meet Grush. All trip information stays in the vehicle to protect privacy, except when the customer asks to have the information downloaded from the in-car device onto a private website or onto a smartphone application, so it can be viewed in the same way your cellphone calls are itemized.

Inventor develops key to sobriety

Tom Edwards, a 67-year-old mechanical engineer, freely admits his guilt over drinking and driving.

German businessman 'John Rabe' stands up to Japanese army

A German businessman helps save 250,000 lives during Japan's 1937 invasion of China in the inspiring drama "John Rabe," arriving Sept. 7 on DVD.

New Recordings

Pop Throughout his long career, Richard Thompson has been justly celebrated as both a songwriter and a guitarist, and Dream Attic provides ample new evidence of each talent. "The Money Shuffle" and "Here Comes Geordie" showcase his sat