In an increasingly digital world, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful tool that can not only streamline processes but also promote kindness and foster engagement among neighbours in a community. With its ability to analyze vast amounts of data and make accurate predictions, AI has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact […]
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Pioneering Sustainable Bitcoin Mining: HIVE Sets Green Standard in Canada and Beyond
The debate on Bitcoin’s impact on the environment is ongoing. Especially in Canada, where the goal remains to become net-zero by 2050 and, in response, provinces have enacted caps or limits to cryptocurrency mining projects. Even B.C. placed an 18-month pause on new cryptocurrency mining grid requests to assess the industry’s environmental impact further. Bitcoin […]
Intel Marks 20 Years of Vancouver Growth and Readies for Expanded Global Role
This summer, Intel Canada is celebrating its 20th anniversary in British Columbia with the continuous growth of its Vancouver campus. The site is a home for more than 200 engineers and support staff who are dedicated to the development of world-changing technology in networking and cloud infrastructure products as well as Intel’s semiconductor foundry. Techcouver […]
Revolutionizing Homeownership: Key’s Co-Ownership Model and its Role in Solving Canada’s Housing Crisis
Key’s tagline is “Own where you live.” The innovative proptech launched in 2021 with a co-ownership model that makes homeownership accessible without needing to qualify for a mortgage or save for the typical 20 percent down payment. Key provides the opportunity to co-own a home to live in and build equity from day one, with a small […]
WELL Health is Taking a Lead in Supporting the Canadian Healthcare System with Ethical AI
Hamed Shahbazi is the Founder, Chairman & CEO of WELL Health Technologies, a Vancouver-based digital healthcare company. WELL Health is currently investing heavily in ethical artificial intelligence (AI) to support the Canadian healthcare sector. Recently, WELL announced the launch of WELL AI Voice and also launched a new investment program focused on AI and its […]
Propolis Launches Innovative Community Bond Campaign for Affordable, Sustainable Homes
Last month Propolis Cooperative Housing Society, a new Kamloops-based non-profit housing cooperative with a mandate to build affordable, sustainable homes, announced the launch of Propolis Bonds. This campaign will raise $1.1 million through community bonds towards the purchase of Propolis’ first property, located in the heart of Kamloops’ North Shore. Techcouver sat down with Lindsay […]
Technology Helps Unlock Indigenous Learning in B.C. Classrooms
Many Vancouver classrooms have implemented required Indigenous-focused coursework in the upcoming school year for students, especially those pursuing a B.C. Certificate of Graduation. For teachers, this means ensuring that education is authentic and accurate to reflect the lived experience of Indigenous Canadian history. One way that educators across the region are doing that is through […]
How AI Is Moving R&D Tax Credits From The Rearview Mirror To The Cutting Edge
With so much competition in the tech and venture capital spaces, companies are always looking for a way to maximize returns on their innovations and investments. Whether it’s a new platform, unique product, or breakthrough study, innovation is essential to growth. The trouble is, those investments don’t always yield returns. I sat down with Alok […]
The Rise of FinFluencers and Why Banks Need to Jump Onto This Bandwagon
In 2002 Nicky Senyard founded Income Access, an affiliate marketing company with over 22,000 affiliates in the regulated gaming industry, and sold the business fourteen years later to Paysafe for USD $30 million. Senyard is back in the affiliate marketing space but this time around she has her sights on the financial services industry. Founded […]
The Growing Demand For Accessibility In the Construction Industry
Construction has long been one of Canada’s most high-risk industries. Erecting large buildings, working with heavy machinery, managing people, tasks, and meeting deadlines and budget adds to the pressure. The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety lists hazards on construction sites ranging from stress to exposure to toxic substances. Workplace injuries, specifically in construction, […]