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Cap lifted on hours international students can work
/in Training And MicrocredentialsHuge turnout for first Business Hall of Fame gala
/in Transportation OptionsVICTORIA, BC – Dressed up in their finest formal wear, almost 500 people celebrated Greater Victoria’s legends of business Wednesday night at the Victoria Conference Centre. The Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce’s launch of the Business Hall of Fame presented by RBC came after more than a year of planning and a few pandemic-related delays. […]
The Chamber celebrates Small Business Month
/in New And Established BusinessesVictoria’s downtown economic rebound continues
/in Government LocalAdvance voting now open for Oct. 15 civic elections
/in Government LocalProperty tax relief for businesses and non-profits
/in Streamlined Regional RegulationsChamber and DVBA celebrate Small Business Month
/in Transportation OptionsVICTORIA, BC – We often hear small businesses called the backbone of a community. The fact is there is nothing small about the group of businesses that employ more than half of all British Columbians. When you shop at a locally owned business, you are investing in the quality of life of your hometown. The […]
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
/in Indigenous Business Support And ReconciliationThree weeks until local elections on Oct. 15
/in Government LocalVictoria extends patio permits until next spring
/in New And Established BusinessesInflation in Canada cooling faster than expected
/in Food SecurityProvince planning for new Belleville Terminal
/in Indigenous Business Support And Reconciliation