Technology

Avigilon Corporation (TSX:AVO), the Vancouver maker of high-definition surveillance cameras, posted year-end financials that show why it is the darling of B.C.'s publicly traded high-tech companies.

Burnaby biotech S2G BioChem has been tapped by the Alberta Sugar Beet Growers to study beets as a feedstock for making plant-based alternatives to petrochemicals.

After 15 months of bargaining, Vancouver Community College and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 4627 have reached a tentative new collective agreement.

EnWave Corp. (TSX-V:ENW), the Vancouver-based company that uses microwaves in the processing of foods and pharmaceuticals, has entered a partnership in the U.S. that will make and sell an all-natural cheese snack for the American market.

Only 46% of Canadian businesses have websites and fewer than half of those (48%) are selling products and services through those sites, according to a just-released RBC Royal Bank survey.

Telus (TSX:T) plans to add to its growing digital health business with the purchase of Ontario’s largest electronic medical records (EMR) provider.

Canada’s largest wine review site, WineAlign, launches in B.C. today amidst the just-rebranded Vancouver International Wine Festival.

But intense Canadian loyalty to the BlackBerry brand might not be enough to reverse smartphone maker's steep global market decline

A new satellite built by Richmond company MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. for the Canadian military was launched from India yesterday.

Uninformed software choices can worsen rather than fix problems, consultants say