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State of Campbell River Report by MNP
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~ NOVEMBER 28, 2024 ~ OTTAWA — BC FIRST NATIONS share new economic impact report by RIAS Inc. that concludes that the Trudeau government’s proposed ban on current marine net-pen salmon farming in British Columbia will have severe consequences for the Canadian economy, Indigenous communities, and food security.
Highlights include:
- Annual losses of $1.17 billion in economic activity
- $435 million in GDP
- $133.6 million per year to First Nations
- 4,560 well-paid full-time jobs across Canada
- Elimination of a further 50,000 tonnes of farm-raised Canadian salmon
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The structure of the economy is changing – Campbell River has historically had a natural resources-based economy with significant employment in the forestry and aquaculture sectors. READ MORE
Market Survey
The Labour Market Partnership Project was a collaboration by the City of Campbell River, Regional District of Mount Waddington and Strathcona Regional District READ MORE
Up Front with Sandra Parrish
Mary Ruth Snyder engages in a discussion with Sandra Parrish, Executive Director of the Museum at Campbell River regarding the challenges currently facing museums.
Insights & Business
Dennis Brodie is the manager of the Campbell River Airport. He discusses with Mary Ruth Snyder the current challenges as well as opportunities available.
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There are a vast number of resources for small and medium businesses throughout our province and the country — we have compiled a comprehensive list for you with links to the resources available: Explore More HERE…
CDAP is a Canadian federal government program that provides grants for Canadian companies to transition to new digital technologies. The program offers various options to choose from: Explore More HERE…
NIC’s Centre for Applied Research, Technology and Innovation (CARTI) connects NIC expert staff and students with local businesses and organizations to develop innovative solutions to current challenges: Explore More HERE…