Kate Wilson

Managing Editor of the Vancouver Tech Journal. Tips: [email protected] Tweets: @katewilsonsays

NewslettersNewsletters

Dec 08, 2024

Bigger than Roku, Brex, and Shopify?

Plus, learn more about the criminal raids on Vancouver-founded Sky Global customers.

Kate Wilson

FeaturesFeatures

Dec 05, 2024

Year in review: Vancouver tech's top news

From Clio’s history-making $900 million raise to Copperleaf’s $1 billion acquisition, there’s been no shortage of success stories.

Kate Wilson

Funding and DealsFunding and Deals

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Dec 04, 2024

Year in review: Vancouver tech funding roundup

From big-money investments to culturally significant partnerships, catch up on the most important funding and deals announcements from 2024.

Kate Wilson

NewslettersNewsletters

Dec 01, 2024

This Vancouver early-stage investor really wants to give you money

Plus, check out how much Taylor Swift is bringing to Vancouver businesses.

Kate Wilson

Members' HubMembers' Hub

Nov 28, 2024

Premium

Taylor Swift brings $157M to Vancouver businesses

Plus, a tax break that'll put more back in your pocket.

Kate Wilson

Members' HubMembers' Hub

Nov 27, 2024

Ken Sim’s tech midterm report

We’ve taken a look back at the mayor’s campaign promises to the tech industry, and given him a grade on how well he’s met them.

Kate Wilson

NewslettersNewsletters

Nov 27, 2024

Don't miss out on your last tech social!

Plus, the Black Friday discount you've been waiting for.

Kate Wilson

Nov 24, 2024

A new JEDI is anointed

Plus, a $30 million Richmond funding announcement, and why Vancouver blockchain is back.

Kate Wilson

Members' HubMembers' Hub

Nov 18, 2024

Cheatsheet: How Vancouver’s digital media and entertainment sector stacks up nationally

The high-flying industry is bolstered by a range of tax credits, but companies in B.C. don't get the same breaks as Toronto or Montreal.

Kate Wilson

Members' HubMembers' Hub

Nov 13, 2024

The Index: Meet the 20 most-investable Vancouver cleantech companies right now

Nearly half of this year's coveted Foresight 50 list hailed from the lower mainland.

Kate Wilson