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Mobile medical unit makes debut at local B.C. event
Monday, August 29, 2011
Mobile medical unit makes debut at local B.C. event
In the event of earthquake, disease outbreak or mass fire, British Columbia’s Ministry of Health Services and the Provincial Health Services Authority work on bringing mobile health care teams to assist local medical professionals
B.C. police to use IBM to sort out multiple aliases
Thursday, July 07, 2011
B.C. police to use IBM to sort out multiple aliases
The fully integrated system, which should be up and running in about a year, will help build a “consolidated dossier” for individuals in the B.C.’s police records system. The IBM software will work across multiple police service agencies throughout the entire province
CWC THIS WEEK SPECIAL: Lac Carling
Thursday, May 19, 2011
CWC THIS WEEK SPECIAL: Lac Carling
VIDEO PLAYLIST A roundup of the sights and sounds of our Lac Carling conference for government IT leaders
Why B.C. isn’t using social media for 'cool factor'
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Why B.C. isn’t using social media for 'cool factor'
LAC CARLING 2011 VIDEO: Tanya Twynstra with the province’s Ministry of Citizen Services talks about how B.C. has embraced social tools to interact and get feedback from citizens. Find out more
Solaro tutors students via the Web, iPhone and iPad
Friday, April 30, 2010
Solaro tutors students via the Web, iPhone and iPad
A new educational resource from Castle Rock Research walks Grades 6 to 12 students through programs of study in English, math and science. Now in open beta, Solaro aligns with curriculum in Alberta, BC and Ontario – and subscriptions are currently free
B.C. hatches $100-million deal with EAS and Q9
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
B.C. hatches $100-million deal with EAS and Q9
The EDS subsidiary and the data centre host make an all-Canadian team for the provincial government, isolating it from foreign disclosure requirements like the Patriot Act
Canada seeks foreign workers
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Canada seeks foreign workers
For Colin Hansen, minister of economic development in British Columbia, Microsoft's decision last week to open a software development center in Vancouver was proof that Canada's strategy to grow its economy is working
2006 CIO 100 Plenary Session - A Blueprint for IT Practices and Principles
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
2006 CIO 100 Plenary Session - A Blueprint for IT Practices and Principles
This in-depth working session and report out on the building of a landmark CIO resource took place at the CIO 100 Assembly in June 2006. The session focused on two main topics: aligning with the CEO's agenda, and managing innovation.
Alberta's presence doubles on Deloitte Fast 50 list
Monday, July 12, 2004
Alberta's presence doubles on Deloitte Fast 50 list
Alberta is becoming known for more than just right-wing politics and oil. It is increasingly proving its technological prowess — and recently almost doubled its presence on Deloitte's 2003 Canadian Technology Fast 50 list.
Career Watch - Jan. 1, 2004
Wednesday, December 31, 2003
Career Watch - Jan. 1, 2004
BCNET goes dedicated network
Thursday, October 31, 2002
BCNET goes dedicated network
For more than 10 years, the province of British Columbia had been working toward a dedicated network that would link its higher education institutions and put the province on Canada’s map of innovation leaders.
BCNET goes back to school
Thursday, October 17, 2002
BCNET goes back to school
For more than 10 years, the province of British Columbia had been working toward a dedicated network that would link its higher education institutions.
Bell, MTS create a new telecom giant
Thursday, April 11, 2002
Bell, MTS create a new telecom giant
Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. (MTS) and Bell Canada announced today that they have created a new company by combining the interests of Bell Intrigna and Bell Nexxia in Alberta and British Columbia.
Canadians use their PCs for work, entertainment and communication
Thursday, August 23, 2001
Canadians use their PCs for work, entertainment and communication
Canadians know what they want and are asking for it, according to a recent survey released by Ipsos-Reid.
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