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At the Burnaby Board of Trade, we drive economic growth and deliver exceptional value to our local business community.         As one of the region’s largest and most active business associations, we are a crucial partner for businesses and organizations across Burnaby and beyond.

For over 114 years, we have championed the strength of unity in the face of challenges, providing unparalleled resources, information, and advice to support your business.

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Canada-U.S. Trade Is Changing. BBOT Is Working for Burnaby Businesses. 

                Canada-U.S. Trade Is Changing. BBOT Is Working for Burnaby Businesses. Tell Us How Your Business Is Affected BBOT Members,  The trade environment between Canada and the United States continues to change rapidly, and we know many businesses are assessing what these latest developments may mean for their…

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BBOT Hosts Federal Discussion on Red Tape Reduction, Buy Canada, and Economic Growth

                The Burnaby Board of Trade welcomed federal and local representatives yesterday for an important discussion on how national policy can better support businesses, workers, and communities across Burnaby and the region. The conversation featured Tom Osborne, MP for the Federal Riding of Cape Spear, NL and Parliamentary…

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Help Shape BBOT’s 2026 Municipal Election Priorities

                As Burnaby prepares for the 2026 municipal election, the Burnaby Board of Trade is inviting local businesses to share their perspectives on the issues that matter most. Our 2026 Municipal Election Business Survey will help identify the opportunities and challenges facing Burnaby’s business community, including the cost…

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Federal–Provincial Infrastructure Investment Reflects Burnaby Board of Trade Housing Policy Recommendations

                BURNABY, BC – The Burnaby Board of Trade (BBOT) welcomes yesterday’s announcement of a major federal and provincial partnership that will invest more than $5 billion over the next 10 years in British Columbia’s local infrastructure to support housing and community growth.    The announcement aligns with recommendations advanced by the…

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