British Columbia commits to a climate-friendly future through hydrogen energy

The provincial government has established new legislation to fast-track production, compliance, and consultations for hydrogen development.

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Vancouver is ready to foster the next generation of biotech companies

Creative Destruction Lab launches the global Advanced Therapies stream in Vancouver, in partnership with the Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine.

Watchlist: B.C. women leaders in biotech and life sciences

Meet innovators and change-makers whose work is helping to make life better – and longer.

The latest Dapper Labs x NBA crossover is driven by you

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"We trust our people to do good work." — How (and why) to get a job at BCLC

Director of people rewards and recruitment Rob Annett talks the crown agency’s tech, province-wide team, and social purpose.

A new chapter for Canada's crypto consolidation king

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5 ways your organization will benefit from connecting with BCIT Computing

Partner message from BCIT.

Microsoft President Brad Smith is leading the vision of a connected Cascadia

Smith believes that by focusing on climate and clean energy, the Pacific Northwest can become an economic megaregion. Political leaders of B.C., Washington, and Oregon agree.