| Pacific Economic Development Canada | news releases
British Columbians have felt the impact of climate change and climate disasters first hand. Investing in clean technology reduces emissions, protects the environment and supports the economy. That is why the Government of Canada is committed to supporting British Columbia’s growing clean tech industry.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada | news releases
As one of Canada’s fastest growing cities, Surrey plays an important role in British Columbia’s economic development and post-pandemic recovery.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada | news releases
COVID-19 has had a significant impact on Canada’s tourism sector as travel restrictions, both domestically and internationally, reduced visits to attractions across the country. That is why the Government of Canada created the Tourism Relief Fund (TRF) to support tourism businesses and organizations in meeting public health requirements while investing in products and services to facilitate their future growth.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada | news releases
In a country as large as Canada, air connectivity is critical to the prosperity of all Canadians. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted regional air transportation ecosystems, affecting economies, communities and businesses across the country.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada | news releases
Pacific Economic Development Canada will better serve the needs of local businesses, communities, and people in British Columbia.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada | news releases
In recent years, the pulp and paper sector sector has faced global competitive challenges due to shifts in consumer demands, lower prices, and supply shortages. Mills continue to innovate to remain competitive in a challenging environment. The University of British Columbia - BioProducts Institute is receiving funding to support this innovation.
