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Is the B.C. tech sector now the teacher’s pet? For the first time ever the West Coast tech economy has earned an A grade when compared with other provinces, according to the B.C. Technology Report Card released November 22.

A travel agency that customizes vacations and makes travel arrangements for people with disabilities, seniors and slow walkers, is coming to Richmond to host an event. The event is called #ThriveWorldwide, which will take place on Saturday, Dec.

Canada's latest inflation numbers show economic stability but come as a surprise, say economists. "A bit of a surprise on the headline, but some volatility is to be expected," wrote TD senior economist James Marple in a note to investors.

Corvus Energy has finalized plans for a new battery manufacturing plant in Norway. As part of the $12 million expansion plan, Corvus also plans to semi-automate its manufacturing plant in Richmond, where the company is headquartered.

Move over cash, credit and debit cards, 7-Eleven locations in Metro Vancouver are gearing up to accept two Chinese mobile payment systems over the coming months.

Tourism Richmond and the Richmond Hotel Association will collaborate to bring Canada’s West Marketplace (CWM) to Richmond in 2019.

It can be broken down into water and carbon dioxide in six to eight months

One year after leading B.C.’s largest-ever forestry-sector delegation to Asia, B.C.

When Capcom Game Studio Vancouver Inc. closed suddenly in September, 150 workers were left without jobs at what was then one of the stalwarts of the local gaming sector.

Canada’s maritime industry has an immediate need to hire, train and retain 300 seafarers, according to the Seafarer Training Institute (STI). The Institute will hold a job fair between 12 and 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov.