On January 24, The Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce and Columbia Valley Economic Development hosted a workshop focusing on employee attraction and retention. It was a very successful event with over 20 Columbia Valley businesses in attendance. Jenn Moss opened the session introducing employers to programs offered through Kootenay Employment Services and WorkBC. Michelle Taylor,
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Commercial and industrial land availability.
Local, regional and national business resources.
Cost of living and wage information.
Taxes and utilities in the Columbia Valley.
Commercial and industrial land availability.
Residential real estate resources.
Destination Marketing Organizations The Columbia Valley is home to 2 out of 14 Resort Municipalities in British Columbia. Fixed roof accommodators (not campgrounds) in the Columbia Valley charge a 3% tax which contributes to destination marketing efforts. Marketing efforts are the focus of Travel Columbia Valley. Investment in tourism attractions, experiences and supporting
260 people work in professional, scientific and technical services in Columbia Valley (2018), with 36% growth between 2011 and 2018.
Investment Attraction
Columbia Valley Community Economic Development
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Economic Development Partners in the Columbia Valley
