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COVID-19, News Releases, Policy & Advocacy
BC Chamber of Commerce Supports First Steps in Province’s Economic Recovery Plan
“We appreciate that government sees this as the next step, not the final step, in the road to recovery.” says Dan ...
COVID-19, News Releases, Policy & Advocacy
BC Chamber of Commerce Publicly Releases its Economic Recovery Submission
“Plan will require big thinking around small business,” says Aleece Laird, Board Chair. Today, the BC Chamber ...
COVID-19, Letters & Submissions, Policy & Advocacy
Big Thinking for Small Business: BC Chamber’s Recommendations for Economic Recovery
The BC Chamber of Commerce completed its recommendations for BC’s Economic Recovery Plan on behalf of it’s 36,00 ...
Announcements
An important message from the BC Chamber
The BC Chamber of Commerce (BCCC) CEO Val Litwin has presented his letter of resignation to the Chair of the Board of Directo ...
In the News, Op-eds & Commentary, Policy & Advocacy
B.C. red tape frustrates legal cannabis stores’ hiring effort, boost black market
The Cannabis sector is ready to put hundreds of unemployed retail employees back to work – quickly. They’re also well positi ...
Letters & Submissions, Policy & Advocacy
BC Chamber Voices Concerns About Workers’ Compensation Amendment Act
On July 20, 2020, the BC Chamber and 21 other BC business associations sent a letter to the Hon. Harry Bains, outlining the b ...
BCMindReader.com, COVID-19, News Releases
Slow and fragile recovery requires a bold plan
While British Columbia has entered phase three of its Restart Plan, two-thirds (65%) of businesses surveyed are using some f ...
News Releases
BC Chamber of Commerce Statement on Our Commitment to Stand Against Racism
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic we saw a wave of anti-Asian sentiment, driven by ignorance and intolerance, sprea ...
COVID-19, In the News, Policy & Advocacy
Advocacy win: B.C. extends layoff provisions
The B.C. government is extending temporary layoffs provisions under COVID-19 to a maximum of 24 weeks after concer ...