The Province has proclaimed Feb. 15-19, 2016, Chamber of Commerce Week in British Columbia.

For the eighth consecutive year, the BC Liquor Distribution Branch (LDB) has been named to an exclusive list of the province’s best employers.

The B.C. government is investing in emerging business leaders with new funding to expand a successful Futurpreneur program that offers business skills and coaching for young entrepreneurs launching new small businesses.

Ask any small business owner what their biggest challenge is, and they’ll tell you it’s wading through red tape.

For the fifth year in a row, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business has given the Province an ‘A’ grade in recognition of its leadership to reduce red tape – the only province in Canada to receive top marks.

The District of Kent and Corporation of Delta are joining the Fraser Valley Inter-Municipal Licence Program, expanding the partnership in the Lower Mainland.

Later this month, for the first time ever, Vancouver will be one of only ten North American cities to host a highly exclusive event featuring dozens of the world’s top winery owners from Bordeaux, France.

At the beginning of April 2015, government made it possible for grocery stores to begin selling #BCWine on their shelves – and now, with the holiday season in full swing, it’s clear these changes are working for customers and industry alike.

Restaurants with a liquor licence and an entertainment endorsement can now offer their customers an even happier New Year’s Eve celebration, thanks to a small but welcome change to entertainment rules for food primaries.