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ISPs want to ditch snitch duty

ISPs want to ditch snitch duty

BC Broadband Association says new laws requiring monitoring of private online activity could kill small Internet service providers
Vancouver brain improvement centre expanding

Vancouver brain improvement centre expanding

A school that strengthens the brain through neuroplasticity training is growing.

Tech grapples with growing pains

B.C. incubates a lot of clean-tech startups, but their biggest markets are still outside of the province

E-bike sales face uphill climb

Despite B.C.’s growing bicycle culture and cheap electricity, Vancouverites have been far slower to embrace electric bicycles compared with residents in China and Brazil

Inspecting gadgets

Vancouver’s Recon Instruments generates buzz at otherwise underwhelming Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas

Sun set to wreak havoc on Earth’s digital communications technololgy: Increased solar storms resulting from a pole reversal on the sun in 2012 could

Never mind what the Mayan calendar says about the end of the 13th baktun cycle on December 21, 2012.

Tech’s 2012 trends could bolster B.C. economy

Insiders say the year ahead could provide strong business opportunities for genomics, green energy, mobile and cloud computing

Micro-polling promising mega-opportunities

Squamish startup that uses social media to conduct consumer surveys lands Microsoft, Calgary Flames as clients

Wired wheels gaining traction

Electric vehicles are expensive and take time to charge, but cost an estimated $1 a day to drive

Burnaby firm looking to clean up in floundering carbon capture market

Suncor Energy invests in Inventys Thermal Technologies, which claims it can make carbon capture economically viable