Archive for November 2023
Federal Government Fall Economic Statement misses opportunity to extend CEBA loan repayment deadline for small business
Last week, the federal government released its Fall Economic Statement. While there were some positive announcements for business, an extension to the Canadian Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan repayment deadline was not one of them.
Read MoreTri-Cities Chamber welcomes 2024 Board of Directors at 52nd Annual General Meeting
The Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce held its Annual General Meeting today, where members elected new and returning directors to the 2024 Board, and approved the incoming executive leadership.
Read MoreTri-Cities Chamber calls on local businesses to sign federal petition for CEBA loan extension
The Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce is urging local businesses and community members to sign the online petition urging the federal government to extend the partial loan forgiveness deadline for CEBA (Canadian Emergency Business Account) small business loans.
Read MoreLatest With Leslie Video: November 2023
Stay connected and up-to-date on all things with your Tri-Cities Chamber CEO by tuning in to the Latest with Leslie video for November 2023.
Read More2024 Tri-Cities Chamber Board of Directors candidates to stand for election at AGM
The Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the candidates standing for election to its 2024 Board of Directors. The election will take place at the Chamber’s 52nd Annual General Meeting on November 14 at the Vancouver Golf Club, Coquitlam.
Read MoreSmall business rebates for crime and vandalism costs: applications open this month
The Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce applauds the BC Government’s vandalism rebate program to help small businesses with the costs of repairing broken glass, removing graffiti, and vandalism prevention measures. Starting November 22, businesses will be able to apply for up to $5,000 from the $10.5 million fund.
Read MoreTri-Cities Chamber commends BC Government’s progress toward removing barriers for internationally trained professionals
The Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce applauds the BC Government’s introduction of the International Credentials Recognition Act. If passed, it will enable people in 29 professions who have done their education and training abroad to get into BC’s workforce faster.
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