Through the Look West strategy, British Columbia is accelerating major projects, strengthening key industries and expanding global trade connections to drive economic growth and create opportunities across the province.
B.C. technology companies showcased innovation and global growth ambitions at MWC 2026.
As global trade continues to evolve, building strong international relationships remains essential. Premier David Eby’s recent trade mission to China highlighted opportunities to strengthen partnerships, support trade diversification and position British Columbia for long-term economic growth.
Learn how Trade and Invest BC helped international delegates at Web Summit Vancouver 2026 turn connections into investment, partnerships and growth.
West Point Rail & Timber CO. drives investment in B.C.’s Nechako Region through rail infrastructure, industrial services and emerging resource sector opportunities.
New wet lab space accelerates B.C. life sciences growth.
ILM chose Vancouver’s ecosystem, establishing and expanding a major global studio.
British Columbia leads applied AI as Farpoint drives secure, enterprise-scale adoption globally.
OSI Maritime Systems exemplifies how B.C. companies scale globally through innovation, ecosystem strength and export support.
Discover investment and business opportunities in British Columbia at BC Business House. Hosted in Vancouver during June and July 2026, the hub will feature sector showcases, networking events and business programming.
B.C. growers deliver premium, safety certified fruit across a wide range of varieties including top exports like blueberries, cherries and apples
Quadrogen delivers advanced gas clean up and renewable energy systems while expanding globally with support from Trade and Invest BC.
The new engineering hub will be located in Vancouver, British Columbia’s largest city and a major technology centre.
Web Summit Vancouver 2026 connects global investors with British Columbia’s tech sector through events, investment-ready companies and networking.
Coast Fraser’s global expansion shows how a customer focused model and strategic diversification are driving B.C.’s forestry success in markets worldwide.
Life Sciences Series Spotlight on Canada’s fastest growing Life Sciences jurisdiction.
Autodesk’s Vancouver expansion highlights British Columbia’s talent strength, innovation ecosystem, and growing role in shaping the future of design technology.
Effingham Oysters and The Dock+ show how investment in processing, innovation and partnerships is strengthening B.C.’s seafood sector and global reach.
British Columbia companies are expanding into Mexico following the Team Canada Trade Mission, with new opportunities in seafood, agrifood and technology.
Telescope Innovations is using advanced automation and AI to modernize chemical research and strengthen British Columbia’s position in the global life sciences sector.
B.C. companies like Windset Farms show how technology and agriculture can scale together.
Life Sciences Series Spotlight on Canada’s fastest growing Life Sciences jurisdiction.
B.C. is accelerating a cleaner future by deploying cleantech across key testbeds in ports and airports.
Why is India a strategic partner for British Columbia? India’s scale and rapid economic growth create strong demand for energy, materials and technology.
How Canada’s Mutual Recognition Agreement makes it easier to do business in British Columbia, and across Canada.
Life Sciences Series Spotlight on Canada’s fastest growing Life Sciences jurisdiction.
British Columbia’s (B.C.) forestry sector is entering a new chapter of global engagement.
In late September 2025, Vancouver hosted Woodrise, a four-day international congress.
Spotlight on Canada’s fastest growing Life Sciences jurisdiction.
Premier David Eby’s September 2025 visits to Ottawa and New York advanced British Columbia’s position as a global leader in clean energy and critical minerals investment.
The Northeast region of B.C. combines a strong resource-based economy with growing opportunities for investment and an exceptional quality of life.
WTFast is transforming online gaming performance worldwide with its AI-powered optimization technology developed in British Columbia.
Located on Canada’s West Coast, British Columbia (B.C.) connects the Asia-Pacific region with North America, providing easy, fast and reliable access to world markets with its extensive seaport network. The Port of Nanaimo is strategically linked to B.C.’s Lower Mainland, located just 33 nautical miles from Vancouver—the key transportation and shipping hub for Western Canada—and only 25 nautical miles from the Fraser River.
Novarc Technologies, based in Burnaby, B.C., is transforming welding through robotics and artificial intelligence. Its collaborative robots improve safety, complement human welders and are helping industries worldwide boost productivity and efficiency.
B.C.’s ThisFish brings AI seafood traceability tech to Japan, expanding global reach with support from Trade and Invest BC.
With support from Trade and Invest BC’s international network, Star Solutions turning global opportunities into lasting partnerships.
British Columbia tech took centre stage at Web Summit Vancouver 2025, showcasing innovation, startups and global investment opportunities.
The life sciences industry in B.C. is one of the fastest-growing sectors in Canada. It is characterized by academic excellence, skilled talent, partnerships, infrastructure and a supportive
investment ecosystem.
B.C.’s Green Edge Computing Corp. made its global debut at Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona, marking a major step in the company’s international expansion. With support from Trade and Invest BC, GECCO showcased its energy-efficient edge computing technology, forging a strategic partnership that will bring its innovative solutions to the European market.
The largest number of B.C. companies and universities ever participated in Hannover Messe, the world’s largest trade show for industrial and energy technologies.
B.C. promotes clean tech, AI, and investment opportunities in Germany and Norway to advance trade diversification and global partnerships.
British Columbia (B.C.) is rapidly becoming a global leader in the tech world, home to a thriving technology sector.
B.C.’s quantum sector benefits from the support of a global network of Trade and Invest BC Trade and Investment Representatives (TIRs).
At the heart of B.C.’s thriving life sciences industry is adMare BioInnovations, a key organization playing a pivotal role in driving innovation across the country.
Authentic Indigenous Seafood expands to Japan with TIBC’s support, bringing premium, sustainably-sourced Indigenous seafood to new global markets.
Many British Columbia cities have stepped up to use smart technologies to find efficiency and improve the lives of their citizens.
The 26th Annual Life Sciences BC Awards spotlighted eight extraordinary innovators, celebrating outstanding contributions to the sector.
B.C.’s technology sector continues to gain global recognition, and this year’s Technology Impact Awards (TIAs) showcase the province’s flourishing tech ecosystem, fuelled by creativity, expertise and entrepreneurial drive.
British Columbia is a natural fit for innovators, change-makers and thousands of tech companies.
British Columbia (B.C.) is home to a thriving mix of gaming, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), film and television, visual effects, animation and post-production companies.
British Columbia fosters economic growth through inclusive partnerships with Indigenous communities, offering resources and opportunities for sustainable development and entrepreneurship.
Canada’s $140M investment in UBC-led CIEBH life sciences research propels B.C. to global leadership in immuno-engineering and biomanufacturing.
British Columbia is the gateway to sustainable growth and global business success, offering unmatched natural resources, innovative talent and strategic location advantages.
B.C.’s life sciences sector, including AbCellera and Acuitas Therapeutics, is driving global health innovation and investment.
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) advantages are integral to B.C.’s economic strategy and Industrial Blueprint, making B.C. stand out on the global stage.
Tower 33 expands to B.C., leveraging local talent and tax incentives, solidifying the province’s status as a global VFX hub.
British Columbia partners with Vancouver International Airport to lead sustainable aviation, investing in clean tech, reducing emissions, and enhancing connectivity.
Moment Energy’s Flora Battery System at YVR revolutionizes EV charging and supports B.C.’s clean energy goals through the Integrated Marketplace.
British Columbia stands out as a hot spot for technology companies pioneering cutting-edge security, identity, risk and compliance solutions.
Quectel Wireless Solutions, a global Internet of Things (IoT) solutions provider, celebrates the successful expansion of Vancouver Research and Development (R&D) Centre.
BQE Water partners with Shandong Gold Mining for innovative SART plant, enhancing mineral reclamation and reducing environmental impact.
Specializing in tactical navigation systems tailored for warships, submarines and small craft, OSI has garnered acclaim for its cutting-edge technology.
Natural Homegrown Foods secured its position as an industry leader by being awarded a BC Export Award in 2022.
Quark is a Vancouver-based start-up that is dedicated to offering modern families baby products that are safe, thoughtful and affordable.
British Columbia’s thriving technology ecosystem, exceptional talent and welcoming environment were key factors in Introspect Technology’s decision to establish a Vancouver office.
A popular grocery store chain with over 200 locations throughout Vietnam is expanding its product range by offering cherries from B.C..
B.C.’s time zone works and world-class tech talent works well for tech companies like Swiss-based VSHN
Juewei Food Co. has broke ground in North America with their first production plant and four retail locations in Greater Vancouver.
The underwater search and rescue operations has witnessed a ground-breaking advancement with VodaSafe’s AquaEye technology, catapulting the British Columbia-based company into the spotlight.
British Columbia (B.C.) is home to world-class life sciences and clean technology companies.
British Columbia (B.C.) is home to a creative cluster of world-class companies specializing in game development.
British Columbia (B.C.) presents a creative cluster of world-class film, television, visual effects, animation and post-production companies.
Vancouver tech ecosystem was ranked second in Canada in 2022, and Vancouver-based Visier has expanded their global footprint in Europe and California.
British Columbia (B.C.) representatives recently conducted the first post-COVID-19 forestry trade mission to Japan.
International hydrogen fuel cell company, cellcentric, expands in Burnaby
FTXT Energy Technology recently celebrated the establishment of its first facility in North America.
British Columbia (B.C.) is home to a progressive and dynamic Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry.
Providing equal connectivity access to all communities is a key priority for the province.
B.C. residents who crave deliciously, crispy fried chicken are buzzing with the good news. Jollibee Foods, a leading operator of quick-service restaurants in the Philippines has expanded into Vancouver.
British Columbia is proud of the incredible life sciences work that happens throughout the province.
British Columbia boasts a range of opportunities in film, television, game development and virtual
Japan’s interest in outside technologies, new ideas and foreign startups has never been greater.
When people think of British Columbia (B.C.), the coastal forests that are peacefully nestled next to rivers and mountains may come to mind.
British Columbia (B.C.) is committed to supporting sustainability across industries and a big part of that starts with clean, renewable energy.
British Columbia (B.C.) is committed to supporting its forestry sector by helping to maintain, create and diversify markets for B.C. forest products.
In 2018, the Province of British Columbia announced CleanBC, a strategy aiming to reduce climate pollution
Not only is the European Union (EU) the second-largest economy in the world, it also contains a population of roughly 450 million consumers.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) such as the CUSMA reduce trade barriers within the North American market, providing
From supporting trade for British Columbia (B.C.) agrifood, forestry, and mining producers’ interests, to assisting with
