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Watch our discussion with Tremain Media CEO Leah Tremain
Leah Tremain, CEO of Tremain Media about her fascinating background, watch our discussion.
Dear British Columbians,
An important conversation about old growth is happening across BC.
Together, we’ve been listening to what British Columbians have to say – workers, Indigenous partners, community members, families, friends and neighbours.
What we’ve heard is that while old growth may mean different things to different people, British Columbians care about the path forward. People across this province care about the future – about conservation, keeping BC’s forests healthy and helping tackle climate change. They also care about families and communities’ wellbeing.
Digital by Default: The Future of Digital Healthcare in Canada
December 8
2020 marked the year when virtual care and the adoption of digital health platforms went from being extremely rare to digital by default.
This webinar will take a closer look at the acceleration and advancements of digital healthcare since the beginning of the pandemic and will discuss the future of health innovation as it pertains to digital adoption and implementation in our Canadian healthcare systems and the challenges and opportunities for all players involved. REGISTER
Industry Reports
CR Business Recovery Task Force
Aquaculture Industry
Forestry Sector
The BC Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the provincial government’s Sector Labour Market Partnership Program (SLMP) and with funding provided by the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training, launched seven regional Resource Guides for Small Business Resiliency.
Experience Local!
#DiscoverCampbellRiver #BCTourismCounts
Download the app. Rediscover Campbell River and do it safely. Explore with confidence and claim your rewards.
Membership Structure
BC Chamber on BC Budget
BCCC – Prudent budget aligns with BC Chamber’s Big Thinking for Small Business three-pillar recovery plan, addresses urgent busines recovery needs. Today, the provincial government unveiled its 2021 budget that reflects the uncertainty of the environment that both the private and public sectors are operating in. Read More
Feature News
Big Thinking for Small Business – A three-part plan for economic recovery
As one of only nine organizations appointed to the BC Economic Recovery Task Force, we take our responsibility of speaking for ‘all business in all regions of the province’ very seriously. Read the Plan