Wildfire detection startup SenseNet buys US competitor
Canadian company looks to grow US presence with purchase of N5 Sensors’ wildfire technology business.
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How Toronto is using Claritiâs AI to speed up building permit approvals
Vancouver-based Claritiâs software, CivCheck, flags mistakes in initial applications.
Clioâs AI legal workspace comes to Canada
Canadian product was built on case law dataset from Clioâs Jurisage acquisition.
Jane App acquires clinic software startup Ginger Desk
Ginger Desk is the first public acquisition for the healthcare software unicorn.
BC appoints Brenda Bailey as new innovation minister in cabinet shuffle
Bailey has strong ties to the provinceâs tech sector, founding a video game studio in 2011.
Dapper Labs, Hootsuite, VodaSafe among winners of BC Tech’s 2022 Technology Impact Awards
A record-setting 48 finalists and 12 winners were announced at the TIAs.
BC Tech Association reveals four finalists for 2022 startup award
Final winner will be named on Oct 6th at the Technology Impact Awards gala.
BC securities regulator alleges Blok Technologies, former execs misrepresented share sale in 2018
BCSC claims Blok violated the Securities Act.
Federal, BC governments invest in new agtech innovation centre at Simon Fraser University
The centre is expected to create 200 jobs and train over 700 workers.
BCâs Centre for Innovation and Clean Energy funds eight projects for inaugural Open Call for Innovation
Awarded projects range from energy storage systems to clean hydrogen.
BC startups Kardium, HTEC, Kobalt, Symvivo receive cumulative $11.1 million from feds
The four recipients operate in the life sciences, cleantech, and digital sectors.
What impact do provincial budgets have on Canadian tech?
What are Canadaâs provincial governments saying about tech? And what are they willing to pay for?
Inside the province-wide push to make BC a global leader in cleantech
Faced with increased problems from climate change, cleantech stakeholders believe BC should think bigger still.
Quantum Algorithms Institute, Xanadu team up to increase talent pipeline in quantum computing
Xanadu also announced a partnership with semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries.
Universities have a role to play in addressing BC’s tech talent crunch: report
BC faces the perils of âbrain drain 2.0.â