Technology

Joint investigation concludes country's largest medical testing company failed to protect millions of Canadians

What happened: Vancouver among cities Telus customers can access 5G Why it matters: Telecom giant’s announcement comes after Bell and Roger unveiled 5G plans for city Vancouver-based Telus Corp.

What happened: Government agency awards four innovation projects $1.2 million Why it matters: Ignite program focuses on collaborations between industry, academia B.C.

What happened: Unbounces raises $52 million in funding round Why it matters: Tech company plans to boost headcount by 50% in coming years Add Unbounce Marketing Solutions Inc. to the growing number of tech companies in Vancouver looking to hire.

What happened: World Economic Forum gives the nod to three B.C.

Canadian observers are again cautioning against the use of the now-ubiquitous Zoom Video Communications Inc. application after the San-Jose-based company admitted to shutting down the accounts of human-rights activists at Beijing’s behest.

What happened: Telus asks courts for injunction against Shaw ads it claims are creating confusion in the marketplace Why it matters: Competition has been increasing the past few years over greater market share of residential internet Telus Corp.

What happened: Telecom giant now offering 5G service in Vancouver Why it matters: Roll out comes after Bell, Telus announced plans to tap Ericsson and Nokia for 5G wireless technology Vancouver is among five select cities tapping into Bell Canada’s [

Big Three telecoms select Ericsson and Nokia for next generation network

Despite Canada’s big-three telecom firms’ rejection of equipment from Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.