B.C.’s comprehensive Technology Strategy is deepening our talent pool, expanding markets for B.C. technology and services, ensuring access to venture capital for technology start-ups, and creating a Centre for Data-Driven Innovation (CDDI) in B.C.

British Columbia packs a powerful punch with its internationally acclaimed aerospace cluster.

Victoria's technology industry is recognized world-wide, attracting and producing top-notch talent.

Touring Vancouver facilities that help place British Columbia on the global map, Minister of Technology, Innovation and Citizens' Services Amrik Virk shows support for B.C.'s growing tech sector.

Every day British Columbias unprecedented contribution to improving everyday life nationally and internationally is recognized.

National Aboriginal Day is an opportunity to reflect on the past, recognizing First Nations', Métis and Inuit contributions to Canada. It's also an opportunity to look to the future and see how Aboriginal communities are applying technology and innovation to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

From May 15-16 Amrik Virk, Minister of Technology, Innovation and Citizens’ Services, attended TiEcon, the largest professional networking conference for entrepreneurs, in Santa Clara California.

Ministers Virk and Bond and several MLAs explored the Lower Mainland Tech Industry on a four-stop Tour Tuesday. Visits included Klei, a local gaming company, Skylab, a local visual effects business, Victory Square, a conglomerate of several innovative companies and H Plus Tech, a holographic tech business.

The message is getting out! For the world’s greatest innovators, artists, musicians, writers, actors, programmers, game designers and change makers of all kind - Vancouver is the place to be!