Technology

Rogers Communication has hired a Vancouver company to develop an app fans can use as they watch games — a trend other local developers are jumping on

Vancouver’s Hootsuite has completed a US$60 million round of financing, the company announced September

Confirming the city’s growing reputation as a tech force to be reckoned with, four Metro Vancouver-based companies took home awards in Canada Post’s third annual E-Commerce Innovation Awards September 23

Ground has finally broken on a $4.4 million observatory project at Simon Fraser University’s Burnaby campus. Orginally slated for completion in August 2014, construction on the Trottier Observatory is expected to last into February 2015.

Night vision and artificial skin tissue seem like features one would find on superheroes or cyborgs.

Just because BC Hydro is a utilities company doesn’t mean the Crown corporation wants customers racking up large bills, according to smart meter program manager Ken Bell.

Early move to cloud was smart move for e-commerce platform developer

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is fast-tracking an experimental Ebola treatment developed by a Vancouver-based pharmaceutical company.

Though AppBridge was only incorporated nine months ago, Cam Wallin’s Vancouver-based startup is already taking in revenue from sales of and services provided by its beta software.

The business and brand accelerator that helped launch Hootsuite is merging with one of its own spinoffs. Invoke Media announced September 16 it was joining up with Invoke Labs, a tech startup accelerator that split off from the company in 2012.