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"The BC Chamber of Commerce and its members urge the government to work with First Nations, industry, labour and communities on meaningful consultation before further deferrals are implemented.”

Two resolutions related to Indigenous reconciliation, submitted by BC-based chambers of commerce, were resoundingly passed by the national chamber network.

Delivered through a partnership between the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security and the National Chambers Insight Community (NCIC), this survey was conducted to identify how prepared businesses are for cyber security threats. 

"This Small Business Week, Oct. 18-24, I want to express my sincere gratitude for small businesses across British Columbia and to applaud their courage, resilience and perseverance as they’ve confronted challenges and overcome hurdles in their path."

The Big Thinking for Small Business plan underpins the pan-provincial priorities as set out by the BC Chamber of Commerce to guide the province through continued recovery efforts

Today, the provincial government announced that it is introducing a Proof of Vaccination program for British Columbia.

“The BC Chamber of Commerce welcomes the announcement that the Government of B.C. will replace the aging George Massey Tunnel to significantly improve the flow of people, goods and services in the Lower Mainland and beyond."

Changes made last month by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries to streamline and improve the meat licensing regulations is welcome news for the BC Chamber of Commerce.

Businesses are hopeful about the future with 60 percent of respondents saying they are optimistic or very optimistic about the next 12 months.

The Resource Guides are tailor-made to support businesses in each of the seven economic regions of British Columbia as they navigate the COVID-19 pandemic on their road to recovery as set out in BC’s Restart Plan.