The serious financial cost to businesses when traffic accidents occur and many hours of gridlock follow is a problem shared throughout the Lower Mainland. Since Delta Chamber members supported the Highway Incident Management resolution at the 2009 annual general meeting other chambers of commerce and boards of trade in the region have reviewed it and [...]
Small and medium-sized businesses across Canada can improve their productivity and competitiveness by hiring up to 400 student interns annually to help them with information and
communication technology (ICT) projects.
The federal government has just launched the 2010-11 Small Business
Internship Program (SBIP), which supports a Canadian small business in hiring a qualified student intern for a 12-week [...]
Canadian companies selling into U.S. markets and impacted by the “Buy American” restrictions are advised to learn about the new rules and share them with their customers.
The US Office of Management and Budget has just released regulations on the Buy American deal reached in February. Information on how the regulations are to be applied may [...]
Roadblocks to doing business, issues which demand us to act as your voice of business and present at networking events, services that you need — these are all the ways you can drive your Delta Chamber of Commerce.
The Annual Review of 2009 and the Chair’s address at the March 25, 2010 Annual General Meeting report [...]
Internationally acclaimed professional speaker and bestselling author Peter Legge spoke to those attending the Delta Chamber of Commerce business networking lunch on April 15 at the Beach Grove Golf Club about dreams, making your goals and achieving them — themes running through his book, “The Runway of Life”.
To view a video clip of excerpts from [...]