Who’s in, who’s out, and what’s next in Victoria’s tech scene
Plus, introducing a new name in climatech — sort of.
iWIST, Redbrick, and Shift all want to hear from you.
The Hub promises testing infrastructure and innovation challenges.
Plus, tech jobs at the Legislature and with BC Transit.
Plus, COAST introduces coworking options for part-time visitors.
Plus, why Island cities lead in economic resilience.
Plus, share your thoughts on the Industry, Arts and Innovation District Action Plan for Rock Bay.
Plus, take a peek into COAST's first oceantech open house.
Solid Carbon wants to turn carbon dioxide into rock on the ocean floor.
Plus, two new tech events to kick off your April calendar.
Plus, BC Ferries CEO Nicolas Jimenez joins the Chamber Chats podcast.
Plus, Victoria Chamber of Commerce CEO Bruce William gets royal recognition for his contributions to B.C.
Plus, the B.C. government offers resources on how your business should handle tariffs.
Plus, where the provincial budget will spend more than $50 million on Vancouver Island in upgrades.
Plus, is your startup looking for seed funding? We've got a solution.
Plus, Canadian tech leaders call for an end to diversity and inclusion purge.
Plus, which Victoria innovator is one of Canada's top emerging leaders?
Plus, could these electric ferries get you to the mainland faster?
Plus, why Victoria's low tariff-exposure rating may not be all that it seems.
Plus, how Victoria fares against the threat of U.S. tariffs — and it's not as bad as you think.
Plus, what makes a small Vancouver Island town the number-one choice for entrepreneurs?
Plus, U.S. trade disruptions prompt action on energy projects.
Plus, are steep U.S. tariffs actually a good thing for Victoria?
Plus, these Island business owners are calling out Shopify.
