Technology

The City of Surrey is one of 33 cities worldwide to win a $400,000 grant from technology giant IBM to help the city make smarter decisions.

Vancouver-based Telus Corp.

Three doctors and their medical company are suing Vancouver-based QHR Software Inc. for losses they allege they sustained after using the QHR’s medical records and billing software.

Monitoring crops and oil pipeline leaks among industrial applications for company’s global imaging technology

Education Minister George Abbott chose the start of spring break to announce that he has allocated slightly more than $4.7 billion of operating funding for B.C.’s public school system in 2012-13. That’s up about $4 million from last year.

B.C. startups in need of seed money are invited to enter the provincial New Ventures Competition, which is offering $325,000 in cash prizes for the most promising new companies.

LifeSciences BC has announced the winners of its 2012 LifeSciences British Columbia Awards. These awards are presented annually to recognize individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to the development of B.C.

Moving to the cloud could foster 6,000 jobs in Vancouver over the next three years, according to a study commissioned by Microsoft Corp. ( Nasdaq:MSFT).

Three University of British Columbia students have launched a new paperless ticket app that they say will help artists and promoters by reducing the fees charged by ticket agents and by putting scalpers out of business.

BioPartnering conference hears how Vancouver’s Zymeworks caught Merck’s attention and inked $187 million deal