Events in Vancouver: Live and virtual things to do June 3-9
This week's events around Metro Vancouver include University of Wonder and Imagination, Behind the Facade, and Art Walk Strathcona.
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This week's events around Metro Vancouver include University of Wonder and Imagination, Behind the Facade, and Art Walk Strathcona.
Disrupting a crop loan ecosystem with automation Digitisation will help banks serve the farmers is a more transparent manner - Raju Sanadi× Digitisation and use of data analytics will go a long way in providing crop loans to farmers * With process automation & digitisation of numerous data points involved in crop loan operation, the segment is a mammoth big-data game * There is an urgent need to adopt modern financial technology in crop loaning * Banks need to look at crop loans as a great business opportunity and not a necessary evil thrust upon them by the government In the absence of...
Stakeholders in the tourism sector have expressed that the recovery of the industry is being driven by the unity among tourism partners.
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Victoria's Sean Horleor, left, and his partner, Steve J. Adams, wrote and directed Someone Like Me, which recently won the audience award for Canadian feature documentary at Toronto's Hot Docs film festival. It is available for streaming until May 16 through Vancouver Doxa festival (doxafestival.ca). Photo: Grady Mitchell Victoria-bred filmmaker Sean Horlor has Donald Trump to thank (or is it blame?) for his recent success at the largest documentary film festival in North America. Someone Like Me, which the Vancouver-based Horlor, 40, co-wrote and co-directed with his partner, Steve J. Ada...