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BC’s tech industry employs 271,000 British Columbians.
BC’s tech industry has over 12,000+ companies contributing to BC’s economy
BC’s tech industry’s GDP grew 3x faster than the rest of BC’s economy
BC Tech’s latest on the future of BC’s economy and the actions needed to accelerate growth.
A New Economic Narrative for BC
June 2026
Five years on, the case is stronger – BC’s economy is not what we tell ourselves it is. It is time to back the economy we have – not the one we remember.
BC Tech Policy Priorities
June 2026
Addressing what matters most to BC’s tech sector on AI, Procurement, Capital and Talent.
Find these and other relevant BC Tech commentary through the BC Tech Publication page here.
Federal Budget 2026: BC Tech’s Grade is A- | November 2026
The Federal Budget brought valuable changes for BC innovators. Here’s how it measured up against BC Tech’s recommendations:
A Canadian QSBS equivalent: delivered
SR&ED for commercialization: delivered
Flow-through shares for tech: not this time
And the rest: a better small business rollover, more for the Strategic Response Fund, sovereign AI compute, and a merged BDC-EDC
Over to you, BC: how the new Provincial Government can make the most of it in its first budget. Read our detailed budget commentary for more details.
2026 Provincial Budget | February 2026 |
Against a backdrop of continued fiscal pressure, Minister Bailey nonetheless announced some important measures to support the growth engines of BC’s economy and BC Tech was pleased to see progress on a number of things we have advocated for. Read our detailed budget commentary for more details.
Learn why scaleups matter for our economy.
Learn why talent matters for our economy.
Watch BC Tech’s call to action to establish a permanent standing Premier’s Technology Council.
Listen in as BC Tech members Apply Digital, Hootsuite, Svante, SenseNet and Trulioo share how BC’s Tech sector is driving global impact.
Listen in to Eric Enno Tamm of ThisFish share the importance of an organization that can represent the tech sector.
The Honourable Brenda Bailey, Minister of Jobs, Economic Development and Innovation speaks at the 2023 Technology Impact Awards
Jack Newton, CEO of Clio, on BC’s Tech Ecosystem
Zac Cohen, COO of Trulioo, shares the advantages of BC’s Talent Pool.











