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New tech minister promises more capital for B.C. startups

New tech minister promises more capital for B.C. startups

Andrew Wilkinson, a lawyer who trained as a physician, says B.C. is working to create equal entrepreneurial opportunities for all tech sectors
Local space tech pioneer goes public via reverse IPO

Local space tech pioneer goes public via reverse IPO

UrtheCast one of four recent Canadian tech IPOs helping to raise hopes for sector’s resurgence
HootSuite designs custom Australian election tracker

HootSuite designs custom Australian election tracker

Vancouver-based tech firm HootSuite has developed a social media tracker to publish real-time social media updates about Australia’s upcoming federal election.
Bell, Rogers and Telus to take on CRTC in Federal Court of Appeals

Bell, Rogers and Telus to take on CRTC in Federal Court of Appeals

Bell (TSX:BCE), Rogers (TSX:RCI.A) and Telus (TSX:T) – Canada's "Big Three" cellphone providers – filed a motion in the Federal Court of Appeals July 2 to delay new mobile guidelines outlined by the Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) last month.
Local food-dehydration leader EnWave inks deal with Fortune 500 company

Local food-dehydration leader EnWave inks deal with Fortune 500 company

Vancouver's EnWave Corp. (TSX-V:ENW) has signed a royalty-bearing commercial licence with Fortune 500 company Hormel Foods Corp., EnWave announced this morning.
UBC launches groundbreaking energy storage project

UBC launches groundbreaking energy storage project

University partners with Alpha Technologies and Corvus Energy in $5 million distributed-stored-power initiative
Axine Water Technologies develops 'radical' industrial water treatment

Axine Water Technologies develops 'radical' industrial water treatment

Investment in clean-technology sector is down, but Vancouver company profiting from market demand for water pollution solutions
Westport buys clean-energy company for $25m in stock

Westport buys clean-energy company for $25m in stock

Westport Innovations Inc. (TSX:WPT; Nasdaq:WPRT) announced June 28 that it will buy clean-energy company BAF Technologies Inc. and its subsidiary, ServoTech Engineering, Inc., from Clean Energy Fuels Corp. for $25 million in stock.
Cyber-attack risks rise for Canadian businesses

Cyber-attack risks rise for Canadian businesses

Corporate espionage threats increased via Internet industrial-infrastructure access
VIVA Vancouver to launch QR-based treasure hunt

VIVA Vancouver to launch QR-based treasure hunt

Vancouverites who have not yet downloaded a QR code scanner onto their smartphones might want to do so, if they plan to be on the pedestrianized Granville and Robson Streets this summer for VIVA Vancouver.