Technology

B.C.’s Industry Training Authority announced July 31 that Gary Herman will be its new CEO and that Jeff Nugent will be the organization’s COO, effective immediately.

As Ottawa enacts legislation regulating the digital currency in Canada, local merchants are having varying degrees of success getting people to adopt Bitcoin

A small dog dodges a live birch tree before brushing by a pair of vintage skis perched against a wood-panelled lodge. The owner follows as they take a walk.

Xplornet Communications Inc., Canada’s largest provider of rural Internet services, announced July 28 that it plans to provide access to high-speed broadband services to 100% of Canadians living in rural areas by 2017.

Tech minds often have a tough go if it in the B.C. Interior, says Jeff Keen.

It will take about $20,000 worth of transactions before Surrey’s first Bitcoin ATM begins turning a profit, according to its owners.

An increasing number of Vancouver-based startups are intent on competing globally

The multiplayer game Titanfall were among the titles that helped California digital game maker Electronic Arts Inc. (Nasdaq:EA) blow past analysts’ earnings estimates and beat revenue predictions when it released results of its first quarter July 22.

A West Coast tech startup is partnering with publishing giant HarperCollins for a pilot program aimed at bundling physical copies of books with eBooks.

Vision Critical has secured $16 million in venture capital funding, which it plans to use to boost its market share in the cloud-based customer intelligence platform business.