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Friday, January 27, 2012 10:59:29 AM
Vancouver super-computer movie processing hub launched
A consortium of Vancouver-based production, technology and media companies has joined forces to launch RenderCloud, a super-computer processing hub that could position Vancouver studios to land some of the film industry's biggest film projects.
Three B.C. movie theatres getting monster screens
Cineplex theatres in Vancouver, Richmond and Langley are among the 12 across Canada that will get new auditoriums with bigger screens, bigger sound and reserved seating.
Freedom 67: OAS eligibility to go up
Thinking about retiring when you're 65? Think again. If you do, don't count on your old-age security - Prime Minister Stephen Harper plans to delay eligibility by two years.
BMO offering $10b in credit to business
The Bank of Montreal will make $10 billion in credit available to businesses across Canada over the next three years.
Ottawa-based company buys Vancouver's Versawave Technologies
Versawave Technologies, a Vancouver company that developed technology that speeds up the transmission of information over fibre optics has been acquired by Ottawa-based optical technology maker Optelian.
EnWave gets agri-food award for innovation
Timothy Durance, founder of EnWave Corporation (TSX-V:ENW), has been recognized by the Investment Agriculture Foundation of B.C. for his company's food dehydration innovations.
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