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PG Chamber open on Sept. 19

September 14, 2022

Monday, September 19th 2022, has been declared a day of remembrance in the province of British Columbia. Public schools, post-secondary institutions, and most Crown corporations will be closed for the day. Private-sector businesses and organizations have the choice to recognize the day as they see fit. As this is not a statutory holiday, employers are…

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PG Chamber Statement on 2022 Municipal Elections

August 17, 2022

The Board of Directors for the Prince George Chamber of Commerce has agreed to provide our CEO with a short term leave so he may pursue opportunities in the 2022 Municipal Elections. In remaining with the Chamber’s role as a non-partisan business association, the Chamber will not be endorsing any candidates for Mayor or Council…

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Prince George Chamber Opens New Location

June 28, 2022

Prince George Chamber Opens New Location PRINCE GEORGE, BC – June 28, 2022 The Prince George Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce their new office location, at 102-1584 7th Avenue in Prince George. “During the pandemic, our board and team discussed our role, responsibility and how best we can serve our members. As a…

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Take part in the Patios Parks and Picnics program!

July 14, 2021

The Prince George Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Canadian Tire, is excited to launch the Patios Parks and Picnics program that aims to reward diners for supporting the local food service industry this summer! We have created four unique downloadable city maps to help diners plan outings this summer. Each map highlights restaurants with…

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Policies Passed During the BC Chamber of Commerce Annual General Meeting

June 3, 2021

Three PG Chamber of Commerce policies were passed at the BC Chamber AGM that put forward a solid vision for economic recovery in B.C. Over the course of last weekend, the Prince George Chamber of Commerce was joined by colleagues from across BC to debate policy and put forward a solid vision for economic recovery…

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