Technology

B.C. might be blessed with an abundance of fresh water, but that hasn’t stopped three B.C. companies from developing technology that addresses a growing global shortage of clean water

Construction of the $63 million ARIEL particle accelerator at UBC will create radioactive isotopes for medical uses, and hundreds of jobs

BC physicians continue to buy in to a program designed to reduce paperwork for doctors and improve their access to patient and clinical information.

Scientists at General Fusion in Burnaby are building a $70 million fusion reactor that one physicist says is doomed to fail

Levi Strauss and Hansebrands have signed deals with B.C. company whose enzyme process turns flax or hemp into a fibre similar to cotton

Bookriff is writing the next chapter in book publishing with a platform that allows anyone to create compilations and anthologies from published works

New high-speed cellular network now available to company’s customers, but only in Vancouver, Burnaby and Richmond

Three Vancouver companies making strides in research aimed at treating various types of cancer

Cripton Technologies has developed a double-shelled sports helmet that will reduce concussions and neck injuries, says company CEO, a former owner of Riddell Sports

More than 3,000 B.C. students at CDI and Vancouver Career College won’t be getting textbooks this year – they’ll be getting iPads