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UPDATED: Province commits $17m to new Surrey quantum computing institute

UPDATED: Province commits $17m to new Surrey quantum computing institute

What happened: The B.C. government is putting down $17 million over five years for a new quantum computing centre in Surrey Why it matters: B.C.
Clean-tech sector aims to muster a cluster in B.C.

Clean-tech sector aims to muster a cluster in B.C.

Initiative targets funding, partnerships for startups, enterprise and academia
Cyberattack breaches on rise at Canadian businesses: report

Cyberattack breaches on rise at Canadian businesses: report

Companies suffering financial and reputational damage as attacks become more sophisticated
Telus to pay $700m for home security firm ADT

Telus to pay $700m for home security firm ADT

What happened: Telus is acquiring home security firm ADT in a deal worth $700 million Why it matters: The Vancouver-based telecom giant has been on a home security acquisition spree as of late Telus Corp.
2019 BC CEO Awards: Laurie Schultz

2019 BC CEO Awards: Laurie Schultz

Calculated risk taker: President and CEO of Galvanize thrives on bold overhauls of company cultures and business models
Rogers to hire 350 workers for new Kelowna centre

Rogers to hire 350 workers for new Kelowna centre

What happened: Rogers is launching a new customer service centre in the Okanagan Why it matters: The new centre will add as many as 500 jobs to Kelowna Hundreds of new jobs will be landing in Kelowna as Rogers Communications Inc. (TSX:RCI.
High-profile Telus exec Josh Blair exits company

High-profile Telus exec Josh Blair exits company

What happened: Top Telus executive Josh Blair has announced he’s leaving the company Why it matters: Blair was thought to be a possible successor to CEO Darren Entwistle A leadership shakeup is afoot at Telus Corp.
Province unveils $4m in rebates for EV charging stations

Province unveils $4m in rebates for EV charging stations

What happened: New government rebates aimed at charging stations for single-family homes, condos, apartments and offices Why it matters: The rebates come after the province reworked its previous incentives over the summer for vehicle purchases Some e
‘We don’t have enough money’: Tech leaders debate constraints at Vancouver Startup Week

‘We don’t have enough money’: Tech leaders debate constraints at Vancouver Startup Week

What happened: Three B.C. tech-sector leaders discussed the industry’s funding constraints at Vancouver Startup Week Why it matters: Growth in technology may be stymied without enough investment capital, say experts It’s a rare feat for B.C.
Startups snag the spotlight — and cash — at New Ventures BC competition

Startups snag the spotlight — and cash — at New Ventures BC competition

What happened: The New Ventures BC competition honoured startups with prize packages totalling $250,000 Why it matters: Previous startups recognized in the annual competition have gone on to create 3,800 jobs and raise $380 million in financing, acco