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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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Burnaby Election Candidates

                2026 Burnaby Election Candidates Office of Mayor Candidate Profiles Office of Councillor Candidates Office of School Trustees Candidate Profiles Office of Mayor Candidate Profiles Michael Angelo Preview modal-sw5yo84cvghu Michael Angelo MichaelAngelo – independent Candidate For MAYOR of Burnaby Resident of Burnaby Nearly 40 years.Business Experience: Owned many businesses,…

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PST on Professional Services: A How-To Guide for Businesses

                Practical Steps to Take Before October 1 Starting October 1, 2026, a 7% PST applies for the first time to accounting, architectural, engineering and geoscience, security, and non-residential real estate services, along with securities services. In March, we sent members an initial explainer breaking down the policy…

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Five Key Resources for Navigating Tariffs

                Rapid Impact Survey Tell Us How Your Business is Affected With new 50% U.S. tariffs affecting Canadian businesses, it’s more important than ever for businesses to know where to turn for information and support. Below are five key resources to help you assess whether your products are…

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Two BBOT Members Bring Major Investments and Hundreds of Jobs to Burnaby

                      Burnaby is seeing significant investment in its life sciences sector, with two BBOT members, Kardium Inc. and Evonik Canada Inc., expanding their operations and bringing new jobs and opportunities to the community.  Burnaby-based medical device company Kardium is receiving up to $31.25 million in…

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