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Small but powerful North Van company powered by cutting-edge technology

Small but powerful North Van company powered by cutting-edge technology

Patented technology behind fibre-optic sensors used in computer chip manufacture
Vancouver bioprinter inks multi-billion dollar deal

Vancouver bioprinter inks multi-billion dollar deal

Deal with Danish company could be worth up to $3.5 billion
Vancouver’s Neovasc acquired for $135 million

Vancouver’s Neovasc acquired for $135 million

Vancouver medical device maker Neovasc has been acquired by Shockwave Medical (NASDAQ: SWAV) in the U.S. for $135 million.
Request to remove newspaper article among Ottawa's queries to social-media giants

Request to remove newspaper article among Ottawa's queries to social-media giants

The social-media companies ultimately denied the request
Vancouver's Absolute Software cutting 5% of its workforce

Vancouver's Absolute Software cutting 5% of its workforce

Restructuring plan also includes office space reductions
Complaints about telecommunications companies increase as Rogers outage top of mind

Complaints about telecommunications companies increase as Rogers outage top of mind

Rogers leads the way with 17.4 per cent of all complaints, says report
Turning your building's CO2 emissions into soap

Turning your building's CO2 emissions into soap

Surrey school joins businesses, institutions adopting small-scale carbon capture and use
Canadian crypto companies WonderFi, Coinsquare and CoinSmart announce merger

Canadian crypto companies WonderFi, Coinsquare and CoinSmart announce merger

Plan requires court, regulatory and shareholder approvals
Ottawa gives final approval for Rogers $26B purchase of Shaw

Ottawa gives final approval for Rogers $26B purchase of Shaw

Conditions include Rogers establishing a second headquarters in Calgary and adding 3,000 new jobs based in Western Canada in the coming months
EA news raises spectre of more B.C. tech layoffs

EA news raises spectre of more B.C. tech layoffs

EA plans to lay off six per cent of global staff; no mention of cuts in Canada