Kelowna Chamber Reacts to Federal Budget...
Read MoreThe Kelowna Chamber has joined the Canadian Chamber in calling Budget 2018 a missed opportunity to increase Canada’s competitiveness through tax measures that encourage private sector investment. Budget 2018 is primarily about spending – ...
Read MoreKelowna - Today’s provincial budget aligns the government’s fiscal plan with the policy areas they had already indicated are a priority, those being housing attainability and childcare but unfortunately it leaves the business c...
Read MoreThe Kelowna Chamber of Commerce is calling on the Premiers of Alberta and BC to stop the rhetoric on inter-provincial trade and instead find ways to enhance our economies rather than ramping up a trade dispute that is now harming small businesses and...
Read MoreKelowna: An equal share of any tax revenue for all three levels of government and a strong role for the private sector are among the key findings of a recent survey the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce conducted on the pending legalization of cannab...
Read MoreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 8, 2017 Kelowna Chamber speaks out to the BC Select Standing Committee on Finance Kelowna: The Kelowna Chamber of Commerce welcomed the ...
Read MoreKelowna: The Kelowna Chamber, which has relentlessly battled against the proposed federal tax policy changes affecting small business since they were announced in July, welcomes the government's plans to revise its proposed tax reforms and to red...
Read MoreTwenty-seven finalists were honoured at the 30th Annual Business Excellence Awards at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Grand Okanagan Resort. The finalists competed to take home 9 awards in their respective categories in addition to the Business Leader o...
Read MoreThe Kelowna Chamber of Commerce announced today that Lane Merrifield will be named 2017 Business Leader, in conjunction with their Business Excellence Award program. The prestigious Award recognizes and celebrates Lane for his o...
Read MoreFREDERICTON - Kelowna's Chamber received overwhelming support for the policy it tabled at the Canadian Chamber AGM in Fredericton, New Brunswick. The policy resolution calls on the federal government to increase its efforts to prevent z...
Read MoreKelowna: Not surprisingly members of the Kelowna Chamber are overwhelmingly opposed to the proposed tax policy changes. The findings flow from a recently conducted poll of chamber members. The results fell into line with those of m...
Read MoreKELOWNA, - Twenty-seven finalists will be honoured at the 30th Annual Business Excellence Awards on October 12th at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Grand Okanagan Resort. The finalists are competing to take home 9 awards in their respective categories. ...
Read MoreKelowna: The Kelowna Chamber of Commerce is pleased that the number of national organizations opposing the recently proposed tax policy changes by the federal government continues to grow. Forty-two national organizations have now joined th...
Read MoreKelowna: The Kelowna Chamber of Commerce continues to work on behalf of our members in raising concern over the proposed tax policy changes by the federal government, and is pleased to hear of the formation of the Coalition for Small Busine...
Read MoreThe Kelowna Chamber is raising a red flag following the recent release of a federal government consultation paper that proposes significant tax policy changes. "We believe in the principle of having a fair tax system, but are concerned ...
Read MoreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 8, 2017 Agricultural Expo Features Best of Okanagan and Kasugai, Japan ...
Read MoreKelowna: The Kelowna Chamber of Commerce joined chambers from across the province last weekend to debate and decide on what policies they would support for the 2017-2018 policy year. Ten policies were brought forward by the Kelowna Chambe...
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Read MoreKelowna Chamber Names New Executive Director Kelowna: Tom Dyas, President of the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce today announced the Chamber has named a permanent Executive Director for the 1,350-member organization. Dan Rogers...
Read MoreKelowna: Premier Christy Clark announced today an additional $3 million in support of fighting invasive mussels in BC waterways. Clark announced expanded inspection hours, more than double the number of inspectors, more public education, ...
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