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Monthly archive for August 2024

The Surrey Board of Trade has released their economic wish list for the upcoming 2024 BC Election.“The party platforms must deal with the many economic issues facing businesses,” said Anita Huberman, President & CEO, Surrey Board of Trade. “Businesses are generally quite nervous right now. We need to uplift and power up the entrepreneurial…

The Surrey Board of Trade’s August 2024 Labour Market Intelligence Report has been released, outlining Surrey’s labour market outlook for July 2024. This month’s report includes a special focus on immigration labour market trends in Surrey.“Regulatory, investment, housing, monetary and labour policies need to continue to be monitored and adjusted to support economic

The Surrey Board of Trade (SBOT) is expressing significant concern over the impending rail strike and its potential to severely disrupt business operations, exacerbate cost pressures, and tarnish Canada’s global image as a reliable trade partner. With CN Rail and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) set to issue lockout notices and the Teamsters Canada Rail

The Surrey Board of Trade has expressed significant concerns regarding Metro Vancouver’s proposed 2025 budget, emphasizing the need for affordability, transparency, and stakeholder engagement. Building on the 2024 budget, which saw the average cost per household for Metro Vancouver services set at $698 per year, the 2025 budget proposes a further increase, raising the average

The Surrey Board of Trade is overseen by a volunteer Board of Directors representing various disciplines and business sectors. The Board exists to provide high-level guidance and direction to the organization. It’s a demanding role, but extremely rewarding and we appreciate the opportunity to support all of you – our Owners.As Chair of the