By accessing strategic funding, businesses can invest in local production, optimize supply chains, and reduce dependency on volatile global markets. Let's talk about it.

Despite the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) and ongoing efforts to reduce trade barriers, regulatory differences and hidden tariffs continue to hinder economic growth between the provinces. Let's talk about it.

The 18th-century forestry philosophy, known for its systematic and sustainable approach to forest management, offers valuable lessons for modern business practices. This philosophy, rooted in sustainability, order...

The beauty of supporting local businesses goes beyond economics—it’s about the relationships we build, the stories we share, and the sense of belonging we create.

From plumbers and electricians to hair stylists and fitness trainers, local service providers are the backbone of the community. Whenever you need a service, look for a local professional who can help.

The Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce has issued a strong response to the latest U.S. tariff announcement, warning of significant economic repercussions for businesses on both sides of the border.

Local businesses often provide more than just employment—they offer meaningful work. Employees at local businesses are more likely to have a direct relationship with the owner, which can lead to better working conditions, fair wages, and opportunities for growth.

Tariffs, economic uncertainty, and external pressures can feel overwhelming. However, they also present a powerful call to action: to invest in ourselves, our communities, and our local businesses.