| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| media advisories
From the Coast Mountains to the Kootenays, businesses and community organizations across the Southern Interior are working hard to build their businesses and create vibrant communities. PacifiCan is here to help.PacifiCan is the new federal economic development agency dedicated to British Columbia. PacifiCan works with partners across B.C. who are building businesses and creating vibrant communities.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| news releases
In the recent 2022 Fall Economic Statement, the Government of Canada highlighted its plan to continue its sound stewardship of the economy and to be there for Canadians. To help families cope with increasing costs, like rising prices at the checkout counter, the government is delivering targeted support to the Canadians who need it the most.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| media advisories
Minister Sajjan to highlight the Government of Canada’s plan to build a productive and innovative net-zero economy and announce funding for Simon Fraser University.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| news releases
The Government of Canada recognizes that semiconductor supply issues have an impact on all sectors of the economy and affect the production of automobiles, consumer electronics and medical devices.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| news releases
For over 30 years, Science World has celebrated scientific discovery, innovation, and connection to nature. By sparking curiosity, this world-class institution is nurturing the next generation of problem solvers and world changers.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| media advisories
The Honourable Harjit S. Sajjan, Minister of International Development and Minister responsible for the Pacific Economic Development Agency of Canada, will announce funding for Science World, one of the largest tourism attractions in B.C.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| backgrounders
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, small businesses – from coffee shops to campgrounds – played a critical role in sustaining communities across British Columbia. Small businesses in the tourism sector were especially hard hit, yet they continued to serve as the lifeblood of local economies, offering British Columbians much-needed reprieve.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| news releases
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, small businesses – from coffee shops to campgrounds – played a critical role in sustaining communities across British Columbia. Small businesses in the tourism sector were especially hard hit, yet they continued to serve as the lifeblood of local economies, offering British Columbians much-needed reprieve.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| news releases
COVID-19 had a significant impact on Canadian tourism as travel restrictions, both domestically and internationally, reduced visits to attractions across the country. The Government of Canada created the Tourism Relief Fund (TRF) to support tourism businesses and organizations investing their future growth, while safely welcoming visitors once again.
| Pacific Economic Development Canada
| media advisories
The Honourable Randy Boissonnault, Minister of Tourism and Associate Minister of Finance on behalf of the Honourable Harjit S. Sajjan, Minister of International Development and Minister responsible for the Pacific Economic Development Agency of Canada will announce funding to support tourism organizations in British Columbia.
