Minister of Technology, Innovation and Citizens’ Services Amrik Virk represented B.C.’s vibrant tech sector at the 23rd annual TiEcon (The Indus Entrepreneurs Conference) on May 6-7, one of the world’s largest professional tech networking conferences.

The leadership of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations have signed an historic land-sale agreement with the Province to purchase the provincial Jericho Lands.

More than $13.9 million in provincial funding through the BC Knowledge Development Fund (BCKDF) will allow Simon Fraser University (SFU) to conduct cutting-edge research in the areas of health and life sciences.

The B.C. government is investing $515,000 in a pilot training program designed to support Aboriginal digital skills development and greater participation in B.C.’s rapidly growing technology sector.

British Columbia’s first-ever #BCTECH Summit was a true celebration of technology and innovation, and an important step in the evolution of the tech industry throughout the province.   

Premier Christy Clark unveiled a multi-year #BCTECH Strategy that will support growth of B.C.’s vibrant technology sector – and strengthen British Columbia’s diverse knowledge-based economy.

Skaters strapped on their skates and took to the ice to celebrate the opening of Vancouver’s landmark Robson Square ice skating rink.

Every year, the world's largest biotechnology gathering attracts the biggest names in biotech, with high-level executives and influential decision-makers from around the globe offering key networking and partnering opportunities.

One of the largest professional networking conferences for entrepreneurs will be taking place in Santa Clara California, drawing leaders from all over the world.