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The Vancouver School Board owes a former vending machine operator $1,000 in damages, after a B.C. judge ruled the company’s contract was wrongfully terminated.

The owner of a vending machine company has won a lawsuit against the Vancouver School District for getting rid of the machines, in a battle that began with arguments over criteria for healthy food and ended with privacy-breaching photos of instant noodles.

A BC high school and a vending machine supplier had a food fight in court, with instant noodles being the focus.

From brand new movies to returning series, here is everything you need to know about what's filming in Vancouver this July.

From brand new movies to returning series, here is everything you need to know about what's filming in Vancouver this June.

Filming this month in Hollywood North!

Bright lights, Vancity!

From big stars to new showstoppers, here are 16 movies and TV shows, and the celebrities involved in them, filming in Vancouver this month.

Surveillance plays a significant role in reducing risks and security challenges at airports. Over the years, airports have implemented smart security technologies and solutions to ensure the safety and protection of travellers. When one of the airport customs centres in the UAE wanted to upgrade its ageing video management software, Pan Tech, a certified preferred partner, recommended switching over to Seagate’s high-performing and high-capacity storage STX-2U12 SAN solution. Seagate’s Sto...

Lets embrace the “problem” of RVs and make them part of the larger solution, writes Jack Habart