"Gibsons BC Voted Most Livable Community - watch the video"
Chamber Announcements
2010 Annual General Meeting The Gibsons & District Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce our 2010 Annual General Meeting!
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
4:00PM to 6:00PM
Eric Cardinall Hall, Shirley Macey Park, Chamberlin Road
Guest Speaker: David D. Hull, Executive Director, Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce
2010 Membership Drive Launched Join or renew your membership before February 5 to ensure we include your business in our 2010 print directory.
Protect your-self upgrade your browser Recent attacks against Google, DOW chemical, and 30+ other large global companies highlights the dangers of the Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) web browser. In the aftermath of these attacks which exploited vulnerabilities in this browser, the Governments of France and Germany have both urged their citizens to replace Internet Explorer altogether. For their part Microsoft is advising customers to upgrade to a newer version of IE. Business owners should make sure their PC's are updated regularly by visiting http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com.../ or running Windows Update from their start menu.
Gibsons was celebrated in the House of Commons John Weston, MP made a short statement in the House of Commons yesterday congratulating the Town of Gibsons on receiving the Most Livable Communities Award. Congratulations!
This is your opportunity to learn about what events will be taking place on the Sunshine Coast, how your business can benefit from the Olympics, what to expect from tourism and best business practices to capitalize on the 2010 Olympics.
This information event is free - food and refreshments will be served.
Mark your calendar and plan to attend.
Workplace Training for Innovation Pilot Program funds employee training The Ministry of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development has announced the "Workplace Training for Innovation Pilot Program".
This program could provide your business with funding to provide important employee training. The program is budgeted for $13 million.