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Vancouver Pride Parade on Robson Street, 2019. (Shutterstock) Vancouver Pride organizers are aiming high with their goal of hosting the world’s largest pride festival, but the rainbow road to get there will be a long one. WorldPride is a globe-trotting pride festival, held in a different city for a pride season and organized by the local pride society — supplanting and significantly expanding the host city’s usual pride events, festivities, and programming, and adding a human rights conference. The host city for WorldPride is transformed into an electric village celebrating the LGBTQ co...

Apr 7, 2021 Mark Shelling, Market One Media CubicFarms provides sustainable and profitable commercial-scale automated indoor growing systems for local produce and fresh livestock feed. , Image courtesy of Market One Media Supply chain – CubicFarms Garden – Foodservice – HG cattle In an already tumultuous year, agriculture is facing supply chain disruptions and unpredictable climate changes To combat this, CubicFarms offers new automated indoor farming systems that cou...

CubicFarms welcomes new chief technology officer, former general manager at Microsoft March 4, 2021 Edoardo DeMartin CubicFarms Systems, a local agricultural technology company, announced this week that Edoardo De Martin has joined its senior leadership team as chief technology officer. Prior to joining CubicFarms, De Martin spent 10 years at Microsoft working in various roles including general manager of the Microsoft Vancouver Development Centre, as well as driving innovation as GM of Dynamics Mixed Reality Applications on HoloLens. As a proven technology leader with more than ...

Article content As Black History Month winds down, a Black-led youth academy with the apt and awesome slogan Hogwarts Meets Wakanda celebrates its first anniversary. Ethos Lab is a not-for-profit endeavour that aims to create a culture shift in STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) by offering Black youth, teenaged girls and other youths access to mentors who can teach emerging technologies. They’ve been learning 3D modelling, how to build robots, video-game coding and even silkscreen printing for their art. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browse...