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Aspiring nurse is winner of Michelle Pockey Leadership Award

Aspiring nurse is winner of Michelle Pockey Leadership Award

Influential Women in Business: Vancouver Community College student Davena Isaac chosen as recipient of annual tribute honouring legacy of B.C. businesswoman
Name change casts doubt on B.C. government’s tech priorities

Name change casts doubt on B.C. government’s tech priorities

The ministry responsible for technology cuts the word ‘technology’ from its name
Shopify to open Vancouver office, hire 1,000 employees

Shopify to open Vancouver office, hire 1,000 employees

What happened: Ottawa-based tech company Shopify plans to open its first permanent office in Vancouver by late 2020 Why it matters: The firm will be hiring 1,000 workers for the new R&D centre Canadian tech giant Shopify Inc.
Terramera lands US$3.5m investment as Series B round closes

Terramera lands US$3.5m investment as Series B round closes

What happened: Terramera secures additional funding for its Series B round Why it matters: The Vancouver-based company closes out the round with US$48.
B.C. tech cultivating opportunities in agriculture

B.C. tech cultivating opportunities in agriculture

Agri-tech seizing on major investments as farmers seek more sustainable practices
Elizabeth Denham on privacy gone mainstream

Elizabeth Denham on privacy gone mainstream

The UK information commissioner to discuss privacy, data and cybersecurity in Vancouver talk February 4
Big tech fish migrating to ‘small pond’ Victoria

Big tech fish migrating to ‘small pond’ Victoria

Rising number of international companies are opening offices in B.C.’s capital
Mastercard opening $510m cyber security centre in Vancouver

Mastercard opening $510m cyber security centre in Vancouver

What happened: Mastercard is expanding its presence in B.C.
How the B.C. tech sector suffers from ‘pattern recognition’ deficit

How the B.C. tech sector suffers from ‘pattern recognition’ deficit

Industry lacks the successes needed to spawn anchor companies, sector leader warns
U.S. fintech Tipalti opening Vancouver office with plans to hire 50 workers

U.S. fintech Tipalti opening Vancouver office with plans to hire 50 workers

What happened: Tipalti set to open new Vancouver office next month with plans to hire dozens of workers Why it matters: The company is the latest among a growing number of American tech firms launching in B.C.