Plus, three social innovations that support mental and physical health.

Plus, meet the founding team of Intlabs, a new data intelligence startup.

The company’s product helps organizations parse data to make better, secure decisions.

Plus, an Indigenous software development agency takes home a national prize.

Plus, two Victoria Tech Journal exclusives.

Big changes announced for the long-running initiative to recognize excellence in Victoria's tech sector.

Plus, the local entrepreneur that reached the top five in an investor challenge.

Plus, the woman entrepreneur making a regional impact.

Plus, Frontly's user growth milestone.

Plus, Aki Kaltenbach is saving the seas, one carrot at a time.

Meet Laura Main, a former Quantcast executive.

Plus, Pani CEO named to Clean50 list for his startup's water treatment tech.

Plus, two woman-led startups take home business competition accolades.

Nyoka and VoxCell Bioinnovation were recognized as promising startups in the annual New Ventures B.C Competition.

Plus, how Marine Labs is providing insights on Hurricane Fiona.

Plus, a word from Julie Sperber, president and CEO of the Vancouver Island Economic Alliance.

Ravi Kahlon on how funding research infrastructure can drive solutions to the province's most pressing challenges.

The province is putting $30 million into local businesses via the BC Knowledge Development Fund.

Funding for 14 projects under the British Columbia Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund.

The CleanBC Industry Fund supports the development of homegrown climate solutions.

Startup was chosen among a diverse cohort of firms spanning medtech, security, and fintech.

The company is harnessing AI to improve building energy efficiency.

Plus, UVic's new bioinnovation hub.

And B.C.'s fastest-growing firm is from Victoria.

“There are actually quite a bit more companies and activity in Victoria than you would have thought,” says its president.