BBOT News

Release of Industry Food Donation Guidelines


BC Centre for Disease Control—with MetroVancouver, the Greater Vancouver Food Bank, and Food Banks BC—is pleased to announce the re-release of the Industry Food Donation Guidelines. These were originally posted on the BCCDC website in July 2015. They have now been released in a more user-friendly, designed format. The new version of the guidelines is […]

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5 Minutes for Business: Gathering Storm – Why Markets Are in for a Wild Ride in 2016


The BBOT, through its connection with the Canadian Chamber network, is pleased to bring you “5 Minutes for Business” — brief and informative updates on various business topics. Check back here every two weeks to get up to speed on a different business or economic topic courtesy of the Burnaby Board of Trade and the […]

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Call for Proposals Now Open! Canada Summer Jobs 2016


La version française suit … Canada Summer Jobs is a Government of Canada initiative. It provides funding for not-for-profit organizations, public sector employers and small businesses with 50 or fewer full-time employees to create summer jobs for students between the ages of 15 and 30. The application period is from January 4 to February 26, […]

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Federal Pre-Budget Consultations


The federal government is currently accepting online feedback, suggestions and submissions during its pre-budget consultation period.  This is an opportunity to provide input on the actions you would like to see the new federal government undertake in its first budget. You can submit your ideas and comments through an online form, by email, or via […]

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Call for Nominations — 2016 City of Burnaby Environmental Awards


The City of Burnaby is accepting nominations for its Environmental Awards from January 18th until February 29th!  Nominate a deserving business, organization or individual and support environmental leaders in our community! 2016 is the 20th anniversary of the City of Burnaby’s Environmental Awards Program. Since 1996, the program has celebrated individuals, organizations and businesses who […]

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2016 Commercial Real Estate Forecast


Get the latest forecast for the coming year in real estate across Canada, the US and in the UK from BBOT member Avison Young in this informative report: https://avisonyoung.uberflip.com/i/625672-avison-young-2016-canada-u-s-and-u-k-commercial-real-estate-forecast

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5 Minutes for Business: Dealing with Downturn – Is Infrastructure Spending the Answer?


The BBOT, through its connection with the Canadian Chamber network, is pleased to bring you “5 Minutes for Business” — brief and informative updates on various business topics. Check back here every two weeks to get up to speed on a different business or economic topic courtesy of the Burnaby Board of Trade and the […]

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New Federal Export Grant Program Announced


This week, International Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland announced a new program to increase the competitiveness of Canadian companies. CanExport will provide up to $50 million over five years in direct financial support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Canada seeking to develop new export opportunities. The CanExport program provides financial support for a wide […]

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The Art of Sales – Vancouver


Join Burnaby Board of Trade at Canada’s leading sales event – February 5, 2016. The Art of Sales conference brings world-renowned sales thought leaders and bestselling authors for a full day of cutting edge thinking and real world experience on today’s most critical sales strategies. Connect with over 1,200 of British Columbia’s most influential sales […]

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2015 Year-End Advocacy Report Card


The Burnaby Board of Trade is the voice of the local business community and routinely comments to all levels of government on a variety of issues important to our members. We feel it is key for decision-makers to hear and consider the business perspective on the issues they face. And as you’ll see below, in […]

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