@ChamberVictoria

Since 1863, the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce has been working together to build good business and great community for all. #YYJBiz #ChamberLocalVicBC

 Victoria, BC, Canada
victoriachamber.ca/
Joined April 2010
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Safe Downtown. Strong Victoria. At this morning’s AGM, Chamber CEO John Wilson spoke with media about public safety. Our message to elected officials is clear: Downtown safety must continue to be a priority. #VictoriaChamber #ChamberVicBC #YYJBiz
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📣 We’ve sent an open letter to the @CityOfVictoria calling to hold or lower the business tax rate in 2026 — a clear signal of confidence for employers to invest, hire, and keep our city strong. 🔗 Read more: victoriachamber.ca/op-eds/op… #YYJ #BCpoli @RobShaw_BC @Adam_Stirling
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Building a strong economy starts here By supporting workers, businesses and communities and making the most of Canadian resources, federal initiatives are working together to strengthen the economy. canada.ca/buildstrong #BuildStrong #StrongerEconomy
Industrial setting with sunset in the background. Text reads: Building Strong Starts Here. Canada.ca/BUILDSTRONG

ALT Industrial setting with sunset in the background. Text reads: Building Strong Starts Here. Canada.ca/BUILDSTRONG

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Expanding outside #BC or Canada? Free e-courses from @ExportNavBC will help you learn exporting for goods, services or agri-foods. Courses are beginner-friendly, self-paced & no cost ➡️ exnav.co/e-courses This is delivered with investment from PacifiCan & @BCGovNews.
Text graphic reading: Export Navigator, For First-Time Exporters, Need to learn exporting basics? Start Here. Supported by Government of British Columbia, Community Futures, Pacific Economic Development Canada. Images of shipping containers on right side of graphic.

ALT Text graphic reading: Export Navigator, For First-Time Exporters, Need to learn exporting basics? Start Here. Supported by Government of British Columbia, Community Futures, Pacific Economic Development Canada. Images of shipping containers on right side of graphic.

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Victoria Chamber retweeted
IMF
@IMFNewsJan 27
Canada is one of the world’s most open economies, yet its internal market remains fragmented. Knocking down internal trade barriers could boost output by 7%, delivering gains worth roughly C$210 billion. More in our Country Focus article. imf.org/en/news/articles/202…
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“The province-wide program aims to help restaurants host watch parties, drive traffic, celebrate BC-grown food and drink, and share in the economic benefits of this once-in-a-generation moment” victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…
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Moving vulnerable people off of cold downtown streets is urgently needed as part of efforts to improve safety for all. victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…
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“Downtown safety is top of mind for many businesses, so we appreciate the effort that went into today’s conference” victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…
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Quantum Days 2026, the flagship event for Canada’s quantum community, is on Feb. 18-20 in @CityOfVictoria! We’re investing $25K to support @DeepTechCanada in hosting the 2026 event, reinforcing B.C.’s & Canada’s leadership in quantum tech. ➡️ ow.ly/AAbb50Y0eLF @quantum_bc
Aerial view of Vancouver Island with text overlay and Deep Tech Canada logo. Text reads: “Quantum Days 2026, February 18-20, 2026, The Victoria Conference Centre, Victoria, B.C., Canada; 2026.QuantumDays.ca; Canada’s Flagship Quantum Science and Technology Conference.”

ALT Aerial view of Vancouver Island with text overlay and Deep Tech Canada logo. Text reads: “Quantum Days 2026, February 18-20, 2026, The Victoria Conference Centre, Victoria, B.C., Canada; 2026.QuantumDays.ca; Canada’s Flagship Quantum Science and Technology Conference.”

The Honourable Gregor Robertson, Minister of Housing and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for PacifiCan. Quote reads: “Canada is gaining global momentum in quantum technology and British Columbians are at the forefront. With support from PacifiCan, Deep Tech Canada is uniting academia, government, and industry to advance Canadian-made innovations and accelerate breakthroughs that will benefit communities across B.C. and beyond.”

ALT The Honourable Gregor Robertson, Minister of Housing and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for PacifiCan. Quote reads: “Canada is gaining global momentum in quantum technology and British Columbians are at the forefront. With support from PacifiCan, Deep Tech Canada is uniting academia, government, and industry to advance Canadian-made innovations and accelerate breakthroughs that will benefit communities across B.C. and beyond.”

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Tony Joe has been named Chamber Member of the Year for 2026 by the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce. victoriachamber.ca/media-rel…
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“This is welcome news for businesses that have been frustrated watching vulnerable people in need not getting the help they are asking for” victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…
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“We’re grateful to the VicPD for listening to our concerns and taking action” victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…
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“The proposal to build a Capital Culture District aligns with our mandate and we believe will help revitalize and reconnect this vital area of Downtown Victoria” victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…
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We need fewer regulatory burdens so that we can attract investment in housing, child care and transportation — three of the highest costs families face when considering where they will live and work. victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…
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🚨Calling #BC exporters! Apply now for CUSMA compliance funding. You could get 50% reimbursement (up to $5K) on eligible costs. This program is delivered by @ExportNavBC via @Comm_FuturesBC, with PacifiCan investment. Apply while funds last: ow.ly/16wV50XQa6L
Shipping containers with a dark blue overlay and logos for Community Futures British Columbia and Pacific Economic Development Canada. Text reads: “CUSMA Compliance Advisory Services Initiative (CCASI), Discover how the CCASI funding can help your business, Receive a contribution of up to $5,000.”

ALT Shipping containers with a dark blue overlay and logos for Community Futures British Columbia and Pacific Economic Development Canada. Text reads: “CUSMA Compliance Advisory Services Initiative (CCASI), Discover how the CCASI funding can help your business, Receive a contribution of up to $5,000.”

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The Chamber is helping facilitate a discussion on City Noise by partnering with the City of Victoria on a Breakfast Engagement Session — Jan. 13, 8:30-10:30am — at the Chamber office . victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…
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The Chamber has heard business concerns about social disorder in Downtown Victoria and we have loudly and unapologetically called for Safe Streets Now. You can help by taking five minutes to fill out the Victoria Police Department‘s new business survey. victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…...
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Taxes are going up in the City of Victoria, but there’s still time to add your input. If approved, the tax increase would provide an extra $9.8 million for the Victoria Police Department’s budget and an extra $10.6 million for other city costs. victoriachamber.ca/biznews-t…
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Victoria-based Barnacle Systems showcased its security & monitoring solutions for boats at the 2025 @AbcmiNews Conference. Watch the video to learn how this #BC company is advancing Canada’s defence agenda with made-in-BC tech. ➡️ brnkl.io/ @NationalDefence
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Victoria-based @RainhouseCanada showcased its innovative, integrated manufacturing solutions at the 2025 @AbcmiNews Conference. Watch the video to learn how this #BC company is driving marine & defence manufacturing forward! Learn more: rainhouse.com
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