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SFU grad earns top prize for cancer-fighting venture idea

The fight against skin cancer is enlisting the help of smartphones to monitor suspicious moles thanks to a Simon Fraser University grad's venture idea.

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Teck Resources blames 44% profit decline on lower commodity prices

Teck Resources Limited (TSX: TCK.A) is blaming a big decline in commodity prices such as coal and copper for a plunge in its fourth-quarter adjusted profit compared with the year before.

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Vancouver city council mulls extended patio hours for restaurants

Vancouver restaurants may get to keep patrons on patios even longer if city council approves the extension of a pilot program allowing some eateries to keep serving people outdoors late into the evening.

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Comcast's $45.2m offer for rival TV giant

Joannah Connolly reports on the bid by U.S. cable TV giant Comcast to buy Time Warner Cable Inc.

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Will end of investor visa cut house prices?

Joannah Connolly discusses the possible impact of the axing of Canada's investor visa program

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New Prosperity mine critics travel from Northern B.C. to lobby Ottawa

A week after supporters of the New Prosperity mine made their case in Ottawa, opponents have travelled to the nation's capital to lobby against the proposed open-pit copper and gold mine in the Cariboo.

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TeraGo buys data centre in downtown Vancouver

More options are in the pipeline for B.C. businesses concerned over securing their data in the event of a disaster.

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Vancouver entertainment tech company Gener8 opens VFX studio

A Vancouver entertainment technology company known for making characters from Harry Potter and Iron Man leap off the silver screen is branching out into the world of visual effects.

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Telus credits 120,000 new customers for growth in fourth quarter earnings

Telus Corporation (TSX:T) is crediting growth in its wireless and wireline revenue for a rise in its 2013 fourth-quarter earnings compared with a year ago.

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Clark blames WorkSafeBC for failed Burns Lake sawmill investigation

Premier Christy Clark is laying the blame for a failed investigation into a fatal sawmill disaster squarely on WorkSafeBC.

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Movie mogul James Cameron buys into B.C. wine industry

Academy Award-winning director James Cameron has bought Vancouver Island’s Beaufort Vineyard and Estate Winery from founders Jeff and Susan Vandermolen for an undisclosed amount, Jeff Vandermolen told...

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Vancouver's Go2 Productions wins major awards for digital mapping projection

A Vancouver-based video marketing company managed to light up the room and score a pair of major awards for digital signage this week.

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Moves and Appointments

Rick Antonson, president and CEO of Tourism Vancouver, was awarded Skål International Vancouver’s 2013 Bill Rowe Memorial Tourism Award for his role in contributing to the success and growth of tourism...

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Moves and Appointments

J. Najeeb Hassan has joined the partnership of local employment and labour law firm Roper Greyell LLP. Hassan was formerly a senior partner in the labour and employment group at Heenan Blaikie....

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Moves and Appointments

Okanagan College’s board of governors has re-elected both Tom Styffe as board chair and Connie Denesiuk as vice-chair. Styffe, now semi-retired, is an experienced construction project manager and...

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Moves and Appointments

Anita Huberman, CEO of the Surrey Board of Trade, has been appointed to the Metro Vancouver Transit Police Chief’s Community Council as well as the dean’s advisory board for Simon Fraser University’s...

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Moves and Appointments

Amy Carruthers has joined Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP as counsel with the firm’s global energy group. Carruthers advises clients in the purchase and sale of energy, including structured energy...

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Insider Trading

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed the week ending February 12. The information comes from a...

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The buck drops here: up and down with Canada’s erratic currency...

While B.C. companies grapple with exchange rate volatility, purchasing power parity rankings chart a steadier course for the Canadian dollar’s valuation in the global marketplace

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Finding winners and losers in falling dollar fallout

Forestry, energy, tourism could benefit; retailers, consumers brace for higher costs

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