Terry Pender is a technology reporter at the Waterloo Region Record, with a focus on local news in Canada, specifically Ontario and the Kitchener area. With a wide range of experience in journalism, Terry covers topics such as cybersecurity, medical technology, innovation, and local cultural events.
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Terry Pender's coverage has a strong local focus on the Waterloo Region, Ontario. His articles often cover local government announcements and press releases, with a particular emphasis on technology, innovation, health, and politics within the region.
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By: Terry Pender
Changes to capital gains taxes help startups but more is needed for angel investors and startup employees working for company shares in lieu of a salary
By: Terry Pender
The first Smartizen Centre opens in Waterloo using a unique curriculum for early childhood education for children from six months to six years of age.
Bans and limits seen as a tool to reduce harm caused by smartphones in schools
Company's storage systems charge using solar power and inject electricity into the grid as needed during peak hours
Waterloo tech company Sandvine black llisted by U.S. because Sandvine enabled mass surveillance by abusuve governments and helped injetct spyware onto devices of political candiates, journalists and human rights activists.
With recent funding approvals THEMUSEUM is no longer in danger of closing but it continues negotitions with the City of Kitchener to find a sustainable financial model.
By: Terry Pender
The coversion of a former office building at 22 Frederick St. in Kitchener into a college dorm is overseen by two women thriving in a male dominated industry - the Project Manager for the Zehr Group is Meagan Sitek, and the Project Manager for Conestoga College is Robin Palermo.
Local politicians, economoic development staff and leading techies see Detroit as a fast moving competition for tech talent and venture capital.
Toronto immigration laywer Petra Molnar calls out Canadian tech companies whose products are deployed to harden borders against refugees.
Kitchener-based ApplyBoard secures $100 million credit facility from RBCx. The ed-tech startup will use the money to expand operations into non-English speaking countries. The ApplyBoard platform is used by students the UK, Australia, India and elsewhere to apply to post secondary schools in North America.
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