The program accepts children up to the age of 12 and it costs $20 per day, per child. Of the 52 schools where the board offers extended care, some schools in more affluent neighbourhoods have 250 ...

Low-code programming is growing at an astounding rate, with Forrester predicting a compound annual growth rate of 40% through to 2022, where the total market will be valued at $21.2 billion.

Low-code differs from no-code development, in which so-called citizen developers, often business analysts with little to no programming experience, use similar drag-and-drop tools to arrange ...

An energy-efficiency grants program for low-income households has risen to the top of Ottawa’s green agenda, as the federal government seeks ways of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while ...

During the 1940s and 50s, it was primarily women, not men, who were developing code for the nation’s first computers, and the accompanying pay and prestige were both relatively low.

One of the reasons for Rust's increasing popularity is that Google started programming low-level parts of Android in the Rust language." The Android Open Source Project began using Rust for new ...