Millennials are having a rough go of it in what has been deemed the ‘No Funds City’ as of late. A recent report put out by Vancity Credit Union found that ”Vancouver millennials have the least amou...
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How Blockchain Technology Will Revolutionize Global Transactions
Guy Halford-Thompson, CEO of Blockchain Technology Ltd. With the recent outbreak of the Panama Papers earlier this month, security and transparency on wealth management have prompted a global discu...
How Sun Grown Cultivation of Medicinal Marijuana Will Protect B.C.’s Backyards
#VSClan Founder Feature: Tantalus Labs Canada’s war of weed has sparked a paradigm shift in modern agricultural production of medical cannabis in British Columbia. The approval and development of C...
Vancouver’s Looking Glass Foundation Delves Into Eating Disorder Awareness
Those who have struggled with or currently battle an eating disorder know that it is a very lonely and secretive illness. Constantly surrounded by stigma and perpetuated by the media in fragmented ...
3 Progressive Companies Are Making Vancouver’s Future Brighter
It’s always inspiring to see entrepreneurs disrupting traditional industries, which is why we’ve decided to take a closer look at three companies in Vancouver that are progressive, innovative and t...
5 Ideas For An Unforgettable Valentine’s Day SuperDate
Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching, but it’s definitely not too late to plan something phenomenal. When you’re planning a Valentine’s date, you’ll definitely want to plan something memorable an...
Capstone puts Santo Domingo copper project on hold, waiting for price recovery
VANCOUVER – Capstone Mining Corp. (TSX:CS) has suspended work on its Santo Domingo copper development project and will lay off most of the employees at its offices in Chile in response to low...
Northern B.C. aboriginal leaders speak in unified voice for ‘fair’ consultation
VANCOUVER – People once paddled great distances to set up fishing camps on the land where Liz Logan’s family has lived for generations in northern British Columbia. Now Tsinhia Lake has...
Dozens drop out of ‘biased’ energy board review of Trans Mountain pipeline
VANCOUVER – Dozens of participants have dropped out of the controversial National Energy Board review of Kinder Morgan’s proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, saying they can no l...
Millennials search for financial alternatives
As Millennials start to enter their prime earning potential and Baby Boomers shift their financial goals towards retirement, traditional banking institutions may have to change the way they do busi...
Inside the incubator: A look into incubator/accelerator programs in B.C.
When the federal government decided to invest $31.4 million into four of B.C.’s largest technology based incubator and accelerator organizations late last year, it was no big surprise. The technolo...
Outlook for B.C. tech looks promising for 2015
High hopes for big ideas are in the air for 2015 as three incubator and accelerator organizations get ready to spend major government funding. In late November, the BC Technology Industry Associati...
