Jordan Pearson

This Is Where Your Phone Goes to Die and Be Reborn

A recent study found that 1 in 5 young Canadians display problem smartphone use. We meet a social worker who helps people that fear being without a mobile phone.

Motherboard's Jordan Pearson tell us more about the pushback from social media companies against surveillance apps.

Nestlé and other companies that bottle water have been paying basically nothing to pump millions of litres of Ontario's groundwater. Now the province is proposing a significant price hike but environmental groups aren't satisfied.

Sam Maloney, a gifted but troubled software engineer was shot and killed by Police in London, Ontario just before Christmas.

Motherboard's Jordan Pearson went to Toronto Rehab Institute's WinterLab to learn about what makes the perfect boot

The job of the film projectionist is still alive and well in an era of 'Netflix and Chill

Around 60,000 contestants from all around the world participated in a beauty pageant judged by artificial intelligence. But when the results were released, almost all the winners were white.

Despite showing a black soldier on the cover, the first-person shooter doesn't include any campaigns with black characters

Motherboard's Jordan Pearson looks at how video games are accelarating the world of AI deep learning.

Motherboard's Jordan Pearson went to sample some crunchy bug dishes to see if we'll be able to stomach it.