BIV Today – Détails, épisodes et analyse

NOVIPRO Group recently released the 8th edition of its IT Trends Report, which surveyed Canadian businesses about their IT needs, concerns and plans. Guest Steve Small, director of sales with Blair Technology Solutions Inc., joins BIV editor-in-chief Hayley Woodin Hastings for a discussion about the state of Canadian business IT infrastructure, cybersecurity concerns, the upside and risk of AI, and more. This episode is sponsored by NOVIPRO Group.

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A recent, significant fire test series has produced key insights on the fire safety and resilience of mass timber buildings. On this episode, WoodWorks BC's executive director Shawn Keyes, a licensed structural engineer who has pioneered timber projects across Canada, discusses the Mass Timber Demonstration Fire Test Program, and why it matters. The show is hosted by BIV editor-in-chief Hayley Woodin Hastings and this episode is sponsored by naturally:wood (naturallywood.com).

Read more about mass timber buildings on BIV.com: https://www.biv.com/sponsored/new-research-confirms-mass-timbers-fire-safety-for-taller-buildings-8308578

https://www.biv.com/sponsored/what-builders-and-insurers-need-to-know-about-mass-timber-buildings-8314103

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The Senate committee on banking, commerce and the economy has delivered a report critical of the Canadian environment for innovation, competitiveness and productivity. Committee chair, Sen. Pamela Wallin, discussed the report and its implications with BIV publisher and executive editor Kirk LaPointe.

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In a special series running throughout the week, BIV examines the unicorns that have been emerging from B.C. over the past year-plus. Once a rare sight, these tech firms with $1-billion valuations have become commonplace on the West Coast. Clio CEO Jack Newtown joins BIV Today to talk about everything from this company’s record-setting raises to making the legal sector more equitable. Tyler Orton hosts. 

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In a special series running throughout the week, BIV examines the unicorns that have been emerging from B.C. over the past year-plus. Once a rare sight, these tech firms with $1-billion valuations have become commonplace on the West Coast. Semios CEO Michael Gilbert joins BIV Today to talk about his journey from chemist to agtech leader, and what’s driving growth as his company deploys millions of sensors on farmland. Tyler Orton hosts. 

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In a special series running throughout the week, BIV examines the unicorns that have been emerging from B.C. over the past year-plus. Once a rare sight, these tech firms with $1-billion valuations have become commonplace on the West Coast. Judi Hess, CEO of Copperleaf, talks to BIV Today about her company’s journey from a small consultancy to going public. Tyler Orton hosts. 

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Ken Peacock, chief economist of the Business Council of BC, looks at what the provincial budget did and didn’t do and at the uncertainty within the BC economy. He is in conversation with BIV publisher and editor-in-chief Kirk LaPointe.

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On the latest episode of EDI on BIV, Harpo Mander joins co-hosts Barinder Bhullar, senior vice-president of corporate affairs at Brains Bioceutical, and BIV executive editor Hayley Woodin to discuss identity and inclusion in the workplace. Mander is a community builder and host of the podcast Brown Girl Guilt.

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Ravi Kahlon, the province’s jobs, economic recovery and innovation minister, discusses the release of the StrongerBC plan to stimulate “inclusive” and “clean” economic growth. He is in conversation with BIV publisher and editor-in-chief Kirk LaPointe.

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Sustainability and the environment are top of mind for British Columbians like never before after the West Coast endured everything from a heat dome to catastrophic flooding in 2021. That same year, B.C.-based cleantech firm CarboNet ramped up its commercialization efforts and the results were stunning. Amielle Lake, the company's co-founder and chief commercial officer, joins BIV Today to discuss CarboNet's technology and the growth prospects ahead. Tyler Orton hosts.

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