Technology

B.C. teachers voted 86% in favour of a strike, the B.C. Teachers' Federation (BCTF) announced late June 10. A provincewide strike vote was held June 9 and 10. In all, 33,387 teachers cast ballots, 28,809 of whom voted yes.

Legislation applies to almost any form of electronic message – not just unsolicited email

Teachers across British Columbia will vote on June 9 and 10 whether the rotating strikes should develop into a full-scale walkout as part of the next phase of job action.

Advancements in clean technologies, breakthroughs in mobile applications and even space-age developments in video streaming were all honoured by the B.C. Technology Industry Association (BCTIA) Thursday at its annual Technology Impact Awards.

Angus Reid is out as executive chairman of Vision Critical.

A new Calgary-based biotech focused on diabetes and hypertension will go public later this month in a reverse takeover with a local junior mining company and relocate to Vancouver.

The idea of founding a company with a sibling would give most people pause as they question whether business and family could mix in a way that would deliver success.

A common belief is that advancements in technology have eroded jobs, but this is not true, according to an EY survey released June 5.

Investors and sector leaders want Portland, Seattle and Vancouver to work together

Private school enrolment on the rise as ongoing teacher-employer labour strife disrupts the province's public school system