METRO VANCOUVER NEWS
14 B.C. tech companies make Deloitte’s 2026 Fast 50 ranking
Fourteen B.C. companies are among Canada’s fastest-growing technology businesses in Deloitte’s 2026 ranking. Burnaby-based SimplyAsk.ai placed fifth nationally, while Richmond-based UniUni led the Enterprise—Industry Leaders category.

Several B.C. technology companies are among Canada’s fastest-growing, with some recording revenue growth of more than 60-fold over four years. Deloitte Canada released its 2026 Technology Fast 50 ranking Wednesday, recognizing the country’s fastest-growing technology companies based on revenue growth over a consecutive four-year period. Fourteen B.C. companies made the list.
Burnaby-based SimplyAsk.ai, an artificial intelligence automation and digital transformation company, ranked fifth nationally with about 66-fold revenue growth. Vancouver-based Total Life, which provides virtual mental health therapy and wellness services, placed second in B.C. and sixth nationally, with 64-fold growth. Clarity, formerly known as Hiive, is a fintech company that operated an online marketplace for shares in private companies. It placed third in the province with 28-fold growth.
“This year’s winners are moving from cautious ambition to bold execution,” said Amanda Perran, partner and national co-leader of Deloitte Canada’s Technology Fast 50 program, in a statement. She said the next stage of their growth will depend on how effectively they combine that ambition with capital, talent and AI-enabled capabilities to create sustainable, long-term value.
The 2026 cohort recorded average revenue growth of 3,079 per cent despite tighter capital markets, economic uncertainty and competitive pressures, Deloitte said. Richmond-based logistics company UniUni topped the national Enterprise—Industry Leaders category, which recognizes high-growth, enterprise-level technology, media and telecommunications companies. UniUni provides delivery services to major e-commerce and retail brands using gig drivers and recorded 21-fold revenue growth over four years.
Vancouver-based LAC, which develops technology to modernize land registries for governments, ranked fourth in the Companies-to-Watch category. That category recognizes emerging technology businesses based on three-year revenue growth.
B.C. companies in the 2026 Technology Fast 50 ranking, in listed order, are SimplyAsk.ai (http://simgplyask.ai/), Total Life, Minga, TravelAI.com (http://travelai.com/), Hypercharge, Yocale Network Corporation, Quandri, Veritree, Hydreight Technologies Inc., Apera-AI, Oxygen8 Solutions Inc., Orchestra and VRIFY.
The 2026 Enterprise—Industry Leaders ranking lists UniUni, KOHO, Jane App and MineSense Technologies Ltd. The Companies-to-Watch ranking lists LAC, M2M Tech, Durable Technologies Inc, VersaFile and pH7 Technologies.