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Garmin attracts B.C. engineers to its Canadian office in Alberta

Mar 10, 2025

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Garmin attracts B.C. engineers to its Canadian office in Alberta

The company, nestled in Cochrane, is drawing skilled workers east to develop products that beat giants like Apple and Samsung.

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Upheaval in Vancouver's digital media and entertainment sector

Mar 9, 2025

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Upheaval in Vancouver's digital media and entertainment sector

Plus, what people are saying about the B.C. Budget, and how tariffs coincide with a $20 million investment in foodtech.

Kate Wilson

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Applications now open for the New Ventures BC Competition

Mar 7, 2025

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4 min read

Applications now open for the New Ventures BC Competition

The contest, which hands out $250,000 in cash and prizes, has hit its quarter-century.

Emily Edwards

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Vancouver business associations respond to B.C. Budget 2025

Mar 6, 2025

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Vancouver business associations respond to B.C. Budget 2025

While some see opportunities in the budget’s low innovation investments, others are critical of B.C.'s growing debt.

Kate Wilson

Insider Exclusive

Mar 6, 2025

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10 min read

Your B.C. Budget cheatsheet

Find out how Budget 2025 will impact Vancouver's tech and innovation sector.

Kate Wilson

Events

Mar 5, 2025

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8 min read

Our Tech Industry Social is back

Plus, everything you need to know about SaaS to be a success.

Emily Edwards

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Why governments funnelled $20 million into B.C. foodtech over past two weeks

Mar 4, 2025

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Why governments funnelled $20 million into B.C. foodtech over past two weeks

The funding, which includes a $5 million single investment into Konscious Foods, follows the push to “Buy B.C.” in response to tariff threats.

Kate Wilson

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B.C.’s tech founders share practical tips for success

Mar 3, 2025

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B.C.’s tech founders share practical tips for success

The most valuable startup lessons aren’t in funding announcements or product launches, but in the day-to-day reflections of the people building the future.

William Johnson

Newsletters

Mar 2, 2025

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10 min read

Robotic hands take hold of Vancouver

Plus, five local companies announce funding, and several city execs oppose DEI rollbacks.

Kate Wilson

Garmin attracts B.C. engineers to its Canadian office in Alberta

Upheaval in Vancouver's digital media and entertainment sector

Applications now open for the New Ventures BC Competition

Vancouver business associations respond to B.C. Budget 2025

Your B.C. Budget cheatsheet

Our Tech Industry Social is back

Why governments funnelled $20 million into B.C. foodtech over past two weeks

B.C.’s tech founders share practical tips for success

Robotic hands take hold of Vancouver

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