Technology

Pacific Therapeutics (CNSX:PT) is planning to move into the lucrative erectile dysfunction treatment market.

A Vancouver startup that has developed a portable water purification system for use in developing countries is planning to use crowdfunding to jumpstart the business.

With classes cancelled today due to a strike by instructors and support staff, students at the BC Institute of Technology (BCIT) are calling on Premier Christy Clark to resolve the labour impasse at the school.

The rapidly growing area’s younger demographic and dearth of post-secondary options are convincing SFU, Kwantlen and private institutions to expand their enrolment capacity south of the Fraser River

Burcon NutraScience Corp. (TSX:BU) has raised $5.75 million through share offering and plans to use the investment to help commercialize its process for adding protein to sports drinks.

Car makers cherry-picking where to make EV options available

Payfirma, the Vancouver mobile payment company that turns tablets into point of sales terminals, will be among 20 Canadian companies recognized by the Canadian Innovation Exchange (CIX) at a banquet in Toronto tonight.

Port Coquitlam company's irradiation technology could cut contamination in meat and other foods but is not approved for use in Canada

Constant, consistent forward movement is needed for any organization to survive

Social media management software company HootSuite is moving into a larger head office in Vancouver thanks to a deal that the company struck with city hall.