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In a close-run race with no clear leader, every sentence counts in an effort to secure votes in Saturday's polls.
Plus, meet the four Vancouver companies to make the TSX's top 30, and Clio launches its first AI product.
The six-part series by former VTJ staff writer Allison Gacad highlights the B.C. leaders transforming energy, mining, transportation, and food systems.
The culture management platform plans to ‘dive deeper into people analytics and smart recommendations.’
Plus, which CEO is bullish on Vancouver tech's billion-dollar future.
Plus, discover how Vancouver female founders can claim a $100K prize.
The tool is part of the company’s wider AI-driven product roadmap and marks a ‘significant milestone.’
These local businesses made the list of the top-30 performing companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Here’s what they have in common.
The city has no representation in top 60 fastest-growing Canadian businesses. Can we still say the local tech ecosystem is thriving?
The Vancouver-based company sees the ownership of media transferring from large corporations to local communities.
Plus, the city is absent from a list of Canada's top 50 growing companies.
Combining artificial intelligence with the city’s resource industries could provide a much-needed productivity windfall for Vancouver.