Technology

Goldcorp becomes second Canadian gold miner to be hacked since last year

B.C. is far from the centre of the universe — that would be Toronto, of course.

Local startups specializing in everything from frugal ticket buying to 3D-printed fashion statements will be getting extra help next month when a Vancouver-based accelerator program welcomes its second batch of participants.

Traction on Demand’s transformation from a one-man operation into one of Vancouver’s fastest-growing startups is almost stereotypically Canadian. Because, of course, it all started inside a cabin.

Vancouver’s TIO Networks has closed a previously announced deal to acquire an American payment services provider.

There might be more virtual reality headsets wrapped under the Christmas tree this winter than earlier estimates indicated. VR hardware sales are forecast to hit US$2.

General Fusion has added a new chief financial officer and vice-president to its C-suite.

Firm finds innovative ways to survive in the digital media age

If there is anything British Columbians love least, it’s a decision made in Toronto with their money. Yet, get ready: that’s what the provincial government has decided to do in awarding the role of fund manager for its new tech strategy. Two B.C.

Mobify is keeping its expansion into the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) close to home.