Technology

The British Columbia Labour Relations Board ruled April 20 that B.C. teachers have until the end of April to issue report cards and will be expected to provide year-end reports in June.

Fraser Valley company's new carbon capture system designed to resolve age-old CO2 paradox in commercial greenhouses

BackCheck , a Surrey-based provider of background-checking services, has been acquired by U.S.-based Sterling Infosystems .

A new social network dating site based in the U.S. has caught the attention of a big fish in the online dating pool. Vancouver’s PlentyofFish is among the investors providing $1.

Milne Fruit Products has launched full-scale production of commercial dried-fruit products, using technology licensed from Vancouver's EnWave Corp. (TSX-V:ENW).

Cryotherapy cools skin to below -30 C to reduce inflammation, but weight-loss claims have sparked marketplace controversy

Social media company moving into bigger digs to meet rapid growth and, despite offers from other cities, hopes to stay in Vancouver

A proposed new university focused on tourism, business and First Nations is going before a committee of Whistler’s municipal council today.

Day4 Energy (TSX:DFE), Canada’s leading maker of photovoltaic solar cells, appears to be in critical condition. The Vancouver company’s shares were reduced to nearly nothing Monday, dropping to an all-time low of $0.

A Telus (TSX:T) plan to harmonize its voting and non-voting shares is being opposed by one of the largest shareholders outside of Canada, putting the plan at risk.