Some conversations go wrong before anybody says anything openly offensive. A subject arrives too early, belongs to somebody who is not present, or quietly asks the room to provide admiration, agreement or emotional labour without being offered much in...
British Columbia’s startup community will come together in Vancouver next month as BC Founders Day returns for its third year.
Taking place August 20th at South Flats, a new outdoor venue beside Emily Carr University, the day-long gathering will connect...
For someone who has played an outsized role in Vancouver’s tech sector, Dennis Pilarinos has spent much of his career avoiding the spotlight.
His résumé stretches from Microsoft and Amazon to Buddybuild, Apple, and now Unblocked. Along the way, he...
Domestic violence victim-survivors may be more isolated from friends and family under a national emergency alert system, an expert warns.
Mobile phones around the nation will blast out a 10-second siren on Monday as part of a nationwide test of...
The United States launched fresh airstrikes on Iranian military targets on Sunday, days after Iranian attacks killed American service members in Jordan. It was the ninth consecutive night of US strikes since an interim deal meant to freeze the...
Some cautious applause, scepticism, a lot of noise in-between.
And at face value, what surprised me was just how clear the majority of Australians appeared to be about what happens next.
A national survey of 1,001 Australians we commissioned the day...
Research published last month found narcissistic leaders – those with a tendency to be self-centred and entitled – were more likely than others to resist remote work. Why? The study concluded “it interferes with their motivations for power and...
If you tried to buy Novo Nordisk today, you couldn’t. That’s not a comment on the price, though the market cap has recently sat somewhere north of half a trillion dollars. It’s a comment on the legal architecture. The...
On 30 June 2025 the WHO Commission on Social Connection reported that about one in six people worldwide are affected by loneliness, and that it is linked to more than 871,000 deaths every year. That works out to roughly...
Genome British Columbia is funding three research projects aimed at developing technology-forward tools to help farmers protect the region’s fruit and vegetable crops, which export more than $1 billion in products annually.
Sally Greenwood, Chief Operating Officer at Genome BC,...
