Welcome to the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce

The Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce was fortunate to be successful in their application to the Canada 150 Infrastructure Grant. In 2015 an application was made to complete internal renovations and repair and upgrade the grounds surround the chamber’s building located at 651 Hwy 93/95 . Being near the entrance to the District of Invermere […]

The 2016 Turn Copper into Gold was another great success for the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce. This event is the Chamber’s primary annual -fund raiser.The funds raised go to support the building owned and operated by the Chamber. In recent years the monies have enable the chamber to pay of the mortgage and complete […]

The Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce and the provincial Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training partnered to deliver the first Business Walk event in the Columbia Valley on November 12, 2015.  More than 120 businesses were visited by 40 volunteers from the District of Invermere, Village of Radium, Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce, Basin […]

  April 2016     Insight BC Chamber Policy News Amidst B.C. liquor industry changes, Chamber urges focus on privatization  As the B.C. government opens up new competition in the liquor industry, the BC Chamber is urging stakeholders to keep a focus on long-term solutions to the industry’s challenges: namely, getting the B.C. government out […]

April 11, 2016 In This Issue Moody’s affirms British Columbia’s AAA rating and stable outlook “We must get to yes on a pipeline”: Notley The Public Affairs Update is your weekly insight, perspective and analysis on politics in British Columbia and Canada.  This newsletter is brought to you by the largest and most broadly-based business […]

April 4, 2016 In This Issue Minimum wage increase back on political agenda Sharing economy a hot issue in 2016 Applications open for $75 million BC Rural Dividend The Public Affairs Update is your weekly insight, perspective and analysis on politics in British Columbia and Canada.  This newsletter is brought to you by the largest […]

March 30, 2016 In This Issue Federal government pauses on Pacific Northwest LNG Feds say they’ll be flexible with infrastructure funding Shakeup in B.C. civil service The Public Affairs Update is your weekly insight, perspective and analysis on politics in British Columbia and Canada.  This newsletter is brought to you by the largest and most […]

March 21, 2016 In This Issue B.C. Liberals feel heat on housing affodability, pledge action Northwest B.C. truckers rally for LNG development Report increases B.C.’s natural gas supply The Public Affairs Update is your weekly insight, perspective and analysis on politics in British Columbia and Canada.  This newsletter is brought to you by the largest […]

March 14, 2016 In This Issue Premiers welcome Canada – U.S. moves on lumber, methane B.C. government supports roundtable looking at First Nations employment The Public Affairs Update is your weekly insight, perspective and analysis on politics in British Columbia and Canada.  This newsletter is brought to you by the largest and most broadly-based business […]

March 7, 2016 In This Issue PM, premiers talk climate change, carbon pricing B.C. introduces new oil spill response requirements The Public Affairs Update is your weekly insight, perspective and analysis on politics in British Columbia and Canada.  This newsletter is brought to you by the largest and most broadly-based business organization in the province, […]