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Vancouver EV maker ElectraMeccanica lands third CEO in 15 months

Vancouver EV maker ElectraMeccanica lands third CEO in 15 months

B.C. electric vehicle company set to open first manufacturing facility in North America next week
Cyberattacks, ransomware incidents expected to rise in 2023

Cyberattacks, ransomware incidents expected to rise in 2023

"Slow down and think," warns a cyber expert
Vancouver Film School hit by paralyzing cyberattack

Vancouver Film School hit by paralyzing cyberattack

Classes cancelled, students and staff urged not to connect devices to VFS network
‘Supply-side bubble’ wallops some B.C. unicorns as legacy players prove profitable

‘Supply-side bubble’ wallops some B.C. unicorns as legacy players prove profitable

Profitability hasn't staved off plunging market caps for some major tech players on West Coast
B.C. robotics firm Sanctuary nabs $30M from feds to help replace workers in dangerous jobs

B.C. robotics firm Sanctuary nabs $30M from feds to help replace workers in dangerous jobs

Nearly 300 people expected to work on robotics project Ottawa hopes could have a mining, military applications
Some buyers getting ‘greedy’ as economy pushes Canadian tech startups towards early exits

Some buyers getting ‘greedy’ as economy pushes Canadian tech startups towards early exits

Early-stage companies consider selling as capital dries up -- but can they stomach the offers?
Regulatory, tech ‘tension’ plagues wider EMR adoption

Regulatory, tech ‘tension’ plagues wider EMR adoption

Upstart provider aims to take on major players and improve electronic medical records
EV-maker Rivian begins first international deliveries in Vancouver

EV-maker Rivian begins first international deliveries in Vancouver

Vietnamese competitor VinFast says it’s ready to roll out in Vancouver by year’s end
Tech firms’ embrace of WFH leaves downtown Vancouver in ‘state of flux’

Tech firms’ embrace of WFH leaves downtown Vancouver in ‘state of flux’

Big tech companies expanding in suburbs instead, says Avison Young report
Robots roll into B.C. retail operations

Robots roll into B.C. retail operations

Metro retailers employing robots for efficiency, and improved customer service