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Toronto tech companies trolled the government by recreating ArriveCAN for next to nothing - Vimarsana News

Toronto tech companies trolled the government by recreating ArriveCAN for next to nothing

Now that it's been revealed that the much-loathed ArriveCAN app costed Canada a whopping $54 million, people are hating on the federally-imposed pa...

Source: blogto.com
Two Canadian Tech Companies Are Recreating ArriveCan to Show It Can be Done Much Cheaper Than $54 Million - Vimarsana News

Two Canadian Tech Companies Are Recreating ArriveCan to Show It Can be Done Much Cheaper Than $54 Million

Two Canadian technology companies have attempted to recreate the ArriveCan app over the thanksgiving long weekend in a bid ...

In just four hours, U of T alumnus Zain Manji co-created an app to help Canadians find vaccine clinics - Vimarsana News

In just four hours, U of T alumnus Zain Manji co-created an app to help Canadians find vaccine clinics

Equipped with a computer science and economics degree and driven by an urge to help, University of Toronto alumnus Zain Manji recently set out to see how quickly he could solve some of the confusion around COVID-19 vaccine availability.Just four hour

Service to find vaccine locations via texting launches in B.C. and Ontario - Vimarsana News

Service to find vaccine locations via texting launches in B.C. and Ontario

Software engineers in Toronto have launched a texting tool that helps users in B.C. and Ontario find the vaccination site that is closest to their postal code.

Source: cbc.ca
Texting tool built by U of T alumnus helps Canadians find nearest vaccine clinic: Toronto Star - Vimarsana News

Texting tool built by U of T alumnus helps Canadians find nearest vaccine clinic: Toronto Star

UTC Follow U of T News Texting tool built by U of T alumnus helps Canadians find nearest vaccine clinic: Toronto Star Zain Manji, who studied computer science and economics at U of T, and business partner Ashish Yelekar built a text-based service to help Ontario residents find the nearest vaccine clinic (photo courtesy of Zain Manji) Ontario residents can now find the nearest COVID-19 vaccine clinics by typing a short text message. Inspired by a similar service in the United States,  Zain Manji and Ashish Yelekar, the founders of Lazer Technologies, developed a service that allows On...