The Union of BC Municipalities annual convention was held in Vancouver, B.C. September 21-25 at the Vancouver Convention Centre. More than 1,800 delegates attended the annual event that included workshops, clinics, resolution and debates, as well as speeches from the Premier, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development Minister and the Leader of the Opposition.
News Releases related to UBCM:
- Wildfire prevention funding increased, new approaches to forest enhancement - Sept. 25, 2015
- $90 million available for infrastructure in October - Sept. 25, 2015
- Communities to benefit from expanded high-speed Internet service - Sept. 25, 2015
- Up to $75-million Rural Dividend will help smaller communities - Sept. 25, 2015
- B.C. invests $5 million to further tackle crime - Sept. 25, 2015
- Province to fund urban deer cost-share program - Sept. 24, 2015
- Five communities win Open for Business Awards - Sept. 23, 2015
- New auditor general for local government appointed - Sept. 23, 2015
- B.C. communities just a few clicks away for global investors - Sept. 23, 2015
- Resources flow for safe drinking water - Sept. 22, 2015
While you're at UBCM:
The Government of B.C. is helping British Columbians learn a skill, find a job, grow a business and benefit from our diverse, strong and growing economy.
Visit the Government of B.C. UBCM tradeshow pavilion (Booth #617) to explore programs and services for your community like infrastructure grants, community project support and economic and small business services.
Chat with a program expert or attend a seminar to learn more about:
Infrastructure
Transit Minor Betterments Program (tranbc.ca)
Community Employer Partnership Project (workbc.ca)
Economic Development / Small Business Support
Administration
Natural Resource Sector Online Services
Public Health and Safety
BC Wildfire Service (bcwildfire.ca)
Government of B.C. UBCM Tradeshow Pavilion Seminars
Download printable seminar schedule
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