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Dear Bev, Sluggish Growth: The New Normal for CanadaCanada’s economy is shifting into a lower gear. It’s losing steam as our growth engines sputter in the face of global uncertainty and competitive challenges. So, what is in store for our economy as we head into a new year and new decade? Find out in this month’s5 Minutes for Business where we take stock of Canada’s economic performance and consider what the future might have in store for us!Click here to read 5 Minutes for Business –
Your association or organization has been identified as a key stakeholder of the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). We hope you will share the following information with your membership.English version ***La version française suit*** We’re changing how to get authorized on client accounts We heard your feedback and are making changes to serve you better. We are introducing new digital processes to simplify and speed up the way you request online authorizations.Please note the upcoming changes to the
SEPTEMBER 2019 — IN THIS ISSUE: We're celebrating: UNDRIP-based Legislation, improved access to justice, and accurate pollstersView email in your browser Making HistoryNew Legislation Signals Start of Long-Term Journey Toward Reconciliation BC Chamber CEO Val Litwin was in Victoria last week to witness Minister Scott Fraser introducing new legislation that will create a framework for reconciliation for the BC Government. "We’re optimistic about the potential here—the legislation introduced today
BC Chamber Caucus Brings Key Election Issues to Canadian Chamber AGMDelegation from BC puts key policies on federal agenda at national gathering of business leaders (SAINT JOHN), September 26, 2019— The BC Chamber and 16 regional BC chambers and boards of trade attended the Canadian Chamber of Commerce AGM last week, passing more policies than any other province.Of the 27 policies submitted by the BC network, 23 passed and will become part of the Canadian Chamber’s Policy and Positions
The Fort Nelson & District Chamber of Commerce along with Four Additional NE Regional Chambers Meet with BC GovernmentPolicy Discussion hosted by BC Chamber aims to improve business climate in the region Sept. 20, 2019: Ft. St. John, BC - Yesterday, five Chambers of Commerce from BC’s North East Region met with 11 government representatives in Fort St. John - including Deputy Ministers and Assistant Deputy Ministers across eight ministries - to discuss both local and pan-provincial issues affecting
Your association or organization has been identified as a key stakeholder of the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). We hope you will share the following information with your membership.Warning: Watch out for self-directed RRSP tax schemesThe Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is warning Canadians about getting involved in tax schemes where promoters, including some tax representatives and tax preparers, are claiming that individuals can make withdrawals without paying taxes from their self-directed Registered
AUGUST 22, 2019 — IN THIS ISSUE: 2020 Budget Report, Policy wins in LNG, and more!View email in your browser Making our Presence KnownBC Chamber Network has Strong Showing in 2020 Budget Report The latest Report on the Budget —from the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services—makes 43 references to submissions from the BC Chamber network. "This speaks to the influence of our network on government decisions," says Val Litwin, BC Chamber CEO. "We hope the government implements
NEWS RELEASE Fort Nelson & District Chamber of Commerce Meets with Minister Donaldson on Caribou Recovery Plan FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 17, 2019, VICTORIA--Yesterday, the Fort Nelson & District Chamber of Commerce, along with the BC Chamber and 10 chambers from the North, Okanagan, and Kootenays, met with Minister Doug Donaldson to discuss concerns related to the Federal Species at Risk Act's Section 11 Mountain Caribou Recovery Plan. Bev Vandersteen attended to urge the Minister to take economic
Fort Nelson Chamber of Commerce Celebrates 60 Years of Service to businesses in Northeastern BC FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFort Nelson, BC – June 5, 2019 – The Fort Nelson & District Chamber of Commerce turns 60 today! In 1959 a group of local businessmen and women formed an organization dedicated to community welfare and development and the Fort Nelson & District Board of Trade was incorporated under the Board of Trades Act on June 5th, 1959. The next few years saw Fort Nelson grow and an economic boom began
Fort Nelson & District Chamber of Commerce
5500 Alaska Highway
PO Box 196
Fort Nelson, BC, V0C 1R0
Phone (250) 774-2956
Fax: (250) 774-2958
info@fortnelsonchamber.com
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