Technology

The Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada is the latest group to oppose special treatment for U.S. companies looking to enter Canada's telecommunications market.

Most of B.C.’s largest technology firms have continued to grow despite continued economic uncertainty locally and abroad.

Message system lets online classified sites mask phone numbers to reduce robocalls

Bell Canada is calling upon the federal government to address what it says are three loopholes in the country’s wireless policy framework that give an unfair advantage to U.S. wireless carriers wishing to enter the Canadian marketplace.

The University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) announced July 26 it will be offering two new masters programs based at its Wood Innovation and Design Centre, currently under construction in Prince George.

The British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) has granted FortisBC conditional approval to install smart meters.

The Ministry of Education announced July 23 that it plans to replace its $100 million student information system, beginning in 2014.

Dynamic Energy Solutions Ltd. (DES), a Vancouver company specializing in power storage products, has developed a lithium-ion battery for Capilano Golf and Country Club's greens mowers.

This year’s Special Interest Group on Graphics and Interactive Technologies conference, known as SIGGRAPH 2013, features a number of B.C.-based programmers and digital artists offering high-profile talks and workshops.

Vancouver companies connecting doctors with patients via virtual visits