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WHY YOU SHOULD INVEST IN CANADA’S NEXT BIG CITY WITH ANITA HUBERMAN

Economic Competitiveness & TradeGeneral
November 19, 2021

https://williamwright.ca/podcast/vcrep-28-why-you-should-invest-in-canadas-next-big-city/?fbclid=IwAR1lwyC5hpb9PVknuQenmdVxEPDYcHiuVu6e6b-vw0U4Py2P9SVgLt37pqw
SURREY BUSINESS NEWS: International and Industry Team

Economic Competitiveness & TradeGeneral
November 19, 2021

On the docket for the Surrey Board of Trade International and Industry Team. For information and to join: https://businessinsurrey.com/policy/international-trade/
SURREY BOARD OF TRADE OBSERVES INTERNATIONAL MEN’S DAY TODAY – NOVEMBER 19

General
November 19, 2021

The Surrey Board of Trade observes and recognizes International Men’s Day today as part of their diversity and inclusivity portfolio. “Many people will be left wondering why men need a special day, but they do,” said Anita Huberman, CEO, Surrey Board of Trade. “Having a city-building business organization like the Surrey Board of Trade recognize…
SURREY BUSINESS NEWS: On the docket at the Social Policy/Workforce Team

GeneralSocial Policy and Workforce Development
November 17, 2021

To join or for more information: https://businessinsurrey.com/policy/social-policy/ -Team members must be Surrey Board of Trade members.
NEW SURREY LABOUR MARKET REPORT: Surrey Sees Health Care, Natural Resources, Public Administration and Tech Jobs Increasing; Construction, Accommodation, Food Service, and Arts Jobs Suffer

Economic Competitiveness & TradeGeneralSocial Policy and Workforce Development
November 17, 2021

The November Surrey Labour Market Intelligence Report has been released by the Surrey Board of Trade. “In October 2021, Surrey’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic continues to be driven by a two-pronged strength: knowledge-based industries and resource industries,” said Anita Huberman, President & CEO, Surrey Board of Trade. “Many other goods and services sectors…
SURREY WORKFORCE NEWS: Surrey Board of Trade and ELAAR Immigration Focus on Workforce Solutions for Businesses

GeneralSocial Policy and Workforce Development
November 15, 2021

The Surrey Board of Trade, as part of its service to its members, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with ELAAR Immigration Consulting Inc. to provide members with reputable immigration expertise and recruitment services. The MOU will bridge the connection between employers and immigrant talent, to reduce the skills gap and labour shortages affecting…
SURREY EDUCATION NEWS: Innovative High School Completion and Career Re-engagement Program Announced for Surrey

GeneralYouth Entrepreneurship
November 10, 2021

Surrey has joined with other Metro Vancouver municipalities in offering an alternative path to students who are not on track to graduate from high school. Launched in 2019 in Burnaby, New Westminster and Maple Ridge, the Reboot Plus program recruits students identified by teachers and counsellors as unlikely to graduate and works to re-engage them…
SURREY DEVELOPMENT NEWS

Economic Competitiveness & TradeGeneral
November 9, 2021

On the docket for today’s Surrey Board of Trade Development & Land Use Team meeting. For more information and to join: https://businessinsurrey.com/policy/development-land-use/
Surrey Board of Trade Says Veterans Need to be a Focus for Workforce Solutions

GeneralSocial Policy and Workforce Development
November 9, 2021

The Surrey Board of Trade, as part of their workforce service portfolio, issue a call to action to the Federal Government to: 1. Revisit the implementation of a Military Employment Transition Program partnering with the chamber of commerce/board of trade industry, academic and industry associations; 2. Invest in a public campaign that clearly articulates the…
TRAVEL COVID TESTING NEEDS TO GO SAYS BELLINGHAM REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND SURREY BOARD OF TRADE

GeneralWorkforce, Community & Inclusive Growth
November 8, 2021

The Bellingham Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Surrey Board of Trade are urging the Canadian government to immediately eliminate requirements for fully vaccinated Canadians to produce a negative COVID-19 molecular test (PCR test) when returning from the United States at land border crossings, ferries and airports. “The Surrey Board of Trade is pleased to…