Title: "A fair deal for public sector workers protects us all."

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FOIohqoVIAAdY4_?format=jpg&name=large

Description: Brian Gardiner on Twitter: "In my morning paper. Solidarity! ⁦ @bcgeu ⁩ ⁦ @bctf ⁩ ⁦ @CUPEBC ⁩ ⁦ @HospEmpUnion ⁩ ⁦ @hsabc ⁩ #bclab"

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Subject:   British Columbia General Employees' Union,  British Columbia Teachers' Federation,  Canadian Union of Public Employees,  Canadian Union of Public Employees British Columbia,  Hospital Employees' Union,  Health Sciences Association

Title: "Clean where you are Cowichan"

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EzlQirrXEAYwATM?format=jpg&name=small

Description: North Cowichan on Twitter: "🌎Happy Earth Day🌎 Let's#CleanCowichan2021! Pick up a FREE garbage tag from Municipal Hall today or tomorrow, and “Clean Where You Are” from April 22-24. Place the extra garbage (in a can, with a tag) at the curb on your next collection day! Details at http://facebook.com/cleancowichan2021"

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Subject:   Earth Day

Title: "Expect a lot more cancellations like this in the weeks ahead."

URL: https://twitter.com/richardzussman/status/1476639226858926085/

Description: Richard Zussman on Twitter: "Expect a lot more cancellations like this in the weeks ahead. High rate of spread of omicron will put pressure on businesses of all kinds to operate. #bcpoli"

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Subject:   BC Ferries,  Omicron Variant,  Variants of Concern

Title: "Forget about paper towel and TP" [at the Brooks Landing Save-On-Foods in Nanaimo]

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ETXBvQ5U4AAyZ8w?format=jpg&name=360x360

Description: Nicholas M Pescod on Twitter: "I’m at @saveonfoods in #Nanaimo (Brooks Lansing) No meat and chicken, not much canned food and forget about paper towel and TP."

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Subject:   Save-On-Foods,  Grocery Trade

Title: "Good luck buying toilet paper at Costco in Nanaimo"

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ETGVqxFUYAAF1lk?format=jpg&name=small

Description: Nicholas M Pescod on Twitter: "Good luck buying toilet paper at Costco in Nanaimo lol"

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Subject:   Costco,  Grocery Trade

Title: "Great crowd coming together for the LifeLabs job action rally!" | British Columbia Government and Service Employees' Union

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FCaZ9FPWQAQik_6?format=jpg&name=small

Description: BCGEU on Twitter: "Great crowd coming together for the LifeLabs Job Action Rally!"

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Subject:   British Columbia Government and Service Employees' Union,  LifeLabs,  Labour Disputes

Title: "Great to see so much energy at the BC Legislature!" | BC Federation of Labour

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FCkZlUCVQAABiXk?format=jpg&name=small

Description: BC Federation of Labour on Twitter: "Great to see so much energy at the BC Legislature! Labour and community leaders coming together for safer, healthier workplaces — and #10days of paid sick leave! Want to add your voice? Sign our open letter at https://FutureForAll.ca/10_days ! #bclab #bcpoli"

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Subject:   BC Federation of Labour

Title: "Heather sale back in Cowichan after 2 years" | Cowichan Valley Citizen

URL: https://twitter.com/CowichanCitizen/status/1508446322189168642/

Description: Cowichan Citizen on Twitter: "Heather sale back in Cowichan after 2 years"

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Subject:   Vancouver Island Heather Society

Title: "I will no longer support Piña Styles"

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EyTljoKU4AA6LtV?format=jpg&name=small

Description: Mariah Charleson | łučinƛcuta on Twitter: "I will no longer support piña styles, as the owner has recently compared wearing face masks 2 residential schools. Not honouring genocide & the trauma & impacts these federally funded 🇨🇦 institutions continue to have on #FirstNation ppl everywhere is racism. #endracism 😷 #truth"

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Subject:   Pina Styles,  Roussin, Angie,  Residential Schools

Title: "Island people, please follow vancouverislandexclusive on Instagram for all of the local businesses I will be boycotting for claiming vaccine cards and mask mandates are discriminatory."

URL: https://twitter.com/jennnnnnicole/status/1430808899255296000?s=20

Description: Jenn Tippett on Twitter: "Island people, please follow vancouverislandexclusive on Instagram for all of the local businesses I will be boycotting for claiming vaccine cards and mask mandates are discriminatory. First up: Realm in Parksville, Good Life Juice in Nanaimo, and Sunnyside Cafe in Esquimalt / Correction: so far the posted businesses are whining about vaccine passports only, not masks. But still. @CHEK_News - you guys should make this public. / I just want to be clear that I didn’t start this Instagram page lol. A friend sent it to me and I thought I should spread the word Smiling face Stay safe, everyone!"

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Subject:   BC Vaccine Card,  Vaccinations,  Realm Food Co.,  Good Life Juice,  Sunnyside Cafe,  Social Media,  vancouverislandinclusive (Instagram account),  Instagram

Title: "Physically distanced picnic tables" | Town of Ladysmith

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EfvOUFQVoAA55ZZ?format=jpg&name=small

Description: Town of Ladysmith on Twitter: "#LadysmithBC is excited to provide these physically distanced picnic tables with colourful umbrellas. During the ongoing #covid19bc economic recovery, Council has supported initiatives to animate the downtown and create new spaces for people to gather in small groups."

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Subject:   Town of Ladysmith

Title: "Thanks to our community's businesses and organizations for your support and flexibility" | School District 46 Sunshine Coast

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EaF4TCsUcAAHb4S?format=jpg&name=4096x4096

Description: Thanks to our community's businesses and organizations for your support and flexibility as your employees balance work and family schedules during this unprecendented time.

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Subject:   School District 46 Sunshine Coast

Title: "The anti-vaxxers are boycotting Phillips Beer as they require proof of vaccine to enter the live music events."

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E8UDAbhWEAYsIrX?format=jpg&name=900x900

Description: Matt Dell on Twitter: "The anti-Vaxxers are boycotting Phillips Beer as they require proof of vaccine to enter the live music events. Which makes me wonder, what is the beer of choice for anti-vaxxers? Molson Un-Canadian?"

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Subject:   Phillips Brewing & Malting Co.,  Vaccinations

Title: "The courtroom for the Nuchatlaht title case"

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FOZB9jYVQAEWmpw?format=jpg&name=large

Description: Mark. on Twitter: "The courtroom for the #Nuchatlaht title case to get their land back from the BC government & logging corporation is full, and the overflow room watching screens is also at capacity listening to opening remarks. #BCpoli #CdnPoli #NootkaIsland"

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Subject:   Nuchatlaht Tribe,  Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations,  Province of British Columbia

Title: "This is what reporting in a pandemic looks like behind the scenes."

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ev4s_8QVoAAp6eS?format=jpg&name=large

Description: Skye Ryan on Twitter: "This is what reporting in a pandemic looks like behind the scenes @CHEK_News Interviewing 103 yr old Joe Williams, about to get his #CovidVaccine & who nearly died in the 1918 pandemic too, with my husband’s fishing road to keep distance. “I’m a very lucky man,” he tells me."

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Subject:   Ryan, Skye,  CHEK News,  Williams, Joe,  Journalism

Title: "Together, we kept BC's economy open throughout the pandemic." | British Columbia Teachers' Federation

URL: https://twitter.com/bctf/status/1504885980481826818/

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Subject:   British Columbia Teachers' Federation,  Mooring, Teri,  Canadian Union of Public Employees British Columbia,  Hospital Employees' Union,  Health Sciences Association

Title: "We’re still making sure the store’s not too crowded, but we all gave a little cheer when we retired this guy, not gonna lie."

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E5on6A2VEAI81TP?format=jpg&name=small

Description: Munro's Books on Twitter: "We’re still making sure the store’s not too crowded, but we all gave a little cheer when we retired this guy, not gonna lie. Thanks to everyone for your kindness & thoughtfulness in these first days of Step 3. #yyj"

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Subject:   Munro's Books

Title: #ExploreNextDoor CR & CV | YouTube | Campbell River & District Chamber of Commerce

URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDiCsUc9YSg

Description: Mary Ruth Snyder, Executive Director of the Campbell River Chamber, spent a day exploring the Comox Valley and Dianne Hawkins, CEO of the Comox Valley Chamber, spent day exploring Campbell River. The Explore Next Door campaign came about to encourage locals to support tourism without having to travel too far during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Locals are invited to plan a day trip with their bubble and post their explorations on their social media with the following hashtags: #ExploreNextDoor, #MeetYourNeighbours, #MeetOurNeighbours, and #ExploreBC.

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Subject:   West Coast Water Sports,  Seeds Food Market,  Kingfisher Oceanside Resort and Spa,  I-Hos Gallery,  Milano Coffee Roasters,  Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park,  40 Knots Winery,  Dolphins Resort,  Haig-Brown House,  French Creek Collective,  Session Taproom & Kitchen

Title: 'Appalling': Housekeepers at Vancouver Island hospitals still waiting long-promised pandemic pay | CHEK News

URL: https://www.cheknews.ca/its-appalling-housekeepers-at-nanaimo-and-victoria-hospitals-still-waiting-for-covid-pay-725245/

Description: Housekeepers working at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital and Victoria General Hospital say they still haven't received the province's long-promised pay.

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Subject:   Nanaimo Regional General Hospital,  Victoria General Hospital,  Fagan, Diana,  Horgan, John,  Bannatter, Ellen,  Island Health,  Province of British Columbia

Title: 'Autonomy of choice': As vaccines arrive, will remote work continue into the future? | Capital Daily

URL: https://www.capitaldaily.ca/news/kwench-remote-work/

Description: Some found solace through working from home, but KWENCH’s success demonstrates the need for human connection.

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Subject:   KWENCH,  McLoughlin, Tessa,  Phillips, Matt,  Research Co.,  Canseco, Mario,  Klein, Saul

Title: 'Goat Fund Us': Beacon Hill Children’s Farm continues to fundraise amid indefinite closure | CTV News

URL: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/goat-fund-us-beacon-hill-children-s-farm-continues-to-fundraise-amid-indefinite-closure-1.5025909

Description: Victoria’s Beacon Hill Children’s Farm is continuing to raise funds to help tend to its animals, as the popular landmark faces an indefinite closure due to COVID-19.

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Subject:   Top Shelf Feeds,  Beacon Hill Children's Farm

Title: 'How are we going to pay our bills?': B.C. restrictions hitting local gyms and bars hard | CTV News

URL: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/how-are-we-going-to-pay-our-bills-b-c-restrictions-hitting-local-gyms-and-bars-hard-1.5716704

Description: A day after COVID-19 restrictions took effect on Monday, the province announced another round of measures on Tuesday in an effort to slow down the spread of the highly transmissible Omicron variant. The new restrictions, which include the closure of bars and nightclubs, will take effect on Thursday.

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Subject:   Province of British Columbia,  Omicron Variant,  Variants of Concern,  Leachman, Quincy,  The Duke Saloon,  Thacker, Katie,  Third Space Movement,  Tostenson, Ian,  BC Restaurant and Foodservices Association

Title: 'It feels really strange': Victoria businesses taking a cautious approach to province's reopening | CHEK News

URL: https://www.cheknews.ca/it-feels-really-strange-victoria-businesses-taking-a-cautious-approach-to-provinces-reopening-833012/

Description: After nearly all COVID-19 restrictions were lifted in the province on Thursday, mask-wearing in public indoor spaces is no longer mandatory and for some, it’s an unfamiliar sight.

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Subject:   Robinson’s Outdoor Store,  Robinson, Gayle,  Belleville's Watering Hole and Diner,  Chyzowski, Rob

Title: 'It's going to impact us a lot': Vancouver Island businesses feel big hit from U.S. border closure | CHEK News

URL: https://www.cheknews.ca/its-going-to-impact-us-a-lot-vancouver-island-businesses-feel-big-hit-from-u-s-border-closure-821177/

Description: The streets of Chemainus were alive with music Friday, but the sidewalks were quiet. The same day, Federal Public Safety Minister Bill Blair announced that the US Canadian border will remain closed until at least July 21.

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Subject:   Blair, Bill,  Forrest, John,  Sanchez, Nuria,  Vintiquity,  Wimmer, Mark,  Trudeau, Justin,  Government of Canada,  Vaccinations

Title: 'It's like a museum': Victoria military antique shop closing after 32 years | CTV News

URL: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/it-s-like-a-museum-victoria-military-antique-shop-closing-after-32-years-1.5787104

Description: Many businesses have been in survival mode since the start of the pandemic, and one long-standing Victoria store is finally waving the white flag. Command Post Militaria and Antique has decided to surrender after decades of dealing in history.

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Subject:   Command Post Militaria and Antiques,  Fletcher, Brent

Title: 'It's really dropped': COVID-19 outbreak in Cowichan Valley hitting local economy hard | CHEK News

URL: https://www.cheknews.ca/its-really-dropped-businesses-say-covid-19-outbreak-in-cowichan-has-hit-economy-hard-735864/

Description: Rising COVID cases in the Cowichan Valley are impacting that area's economy. Small businesses say they've seen a noticeable drop in traffic since an outbreak of COVID-19 two weeks ago.

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Subject:   Schwab, Loretta,  Steward, Liz,  Craig Street Brew Pub,  Francis, Paul,  Wishes Boutique,  Braun, Jacquie,  Scurr, Julie

Title: 'It's time to get back to work': Staff shortages in a post-COVID Victoria | CTV News

URL: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/it-s-time-to-get-back-to-work-job-shortages-in-a-post-covid-victoria-1.5814432

Description: Unemployment levels soared throughout the pandemic, and now that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, many employers are having a hard time getting back to normal staffing levels.

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Subject:   University of Victoria,  Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce,  Williams, Bruce,  Poustie, Anna,  Victoria Cruise Industry Alliance

Title: 'Our last Halloween': Popular party store in Nanaimo closing its doors after 23 years | CHEK News

URL: https://www.cheknews.ca/our-last-halloween-popular-party-store-in-nanaimo-closing-its-doors-after-23-years-904686/

Description: Pattie's Party Palace, a well-known party store on Rutherford Road in Nanaimo is closing its doors after 23 years.

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Subject:   Pattie's Party Palace,  Walker, Pattie,  Halloween

Title: 'Our mail is being kept hostage': Postmaster refusing to get vaccinated halts mail delivery on small B.C. island | CHEK News

URL: https://www.cheknews.ca/postmaster-refusing-to-get-vaccinated-halts-mail-delivery-on-small-b-c-island-920271/

Description: People living on a small Gulf Island are caught in the middle of a dispute between Canada Post and a local postmaster who won’t comply with the federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

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Subject:   Canada Post,  Vaccinations,  Thomson-McFeely, Traci,  Allan, Graham,  Johnson, Steve,  Olsen, Dave

Title: 'People are buying in': Downtown Nanaimo businesses say they are seeing more shoppers this holiday season | CHEK News

URL: https://www.cheknews.ca/people-are-buying-in-downtown-nanaimo-businesses-say-they-are-seeing-more-shoppers-this-holiday-season-727850/

Description: The final push for Christmas shopping is on, and it appears small businesses pleas to buy local are working. In downtown Nanaimo, shops reported strong sales on the last weekend before Christmas, after closures due to COVID-19 early in the pandemic.

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Subject:   NY LA Fresh Threads,  Artzi Stuff,  Vickers, Jennifer,  Edgeworth, Rod,  Smythe, Kim,  Greater Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce

Title: 'Since COVID, it's always been a struggle': Victoria Daffodil farm in desperate need of pickers | CHEK News

URL: https://www.cheknews.ca/since-covid-its-always-been-a-struggle-victoria-daffodil-farm-in-desperate-need-of-pickers-955265/

Description: Facing COVID-19 and a labour shortage, A daffodil farm in Saanichton is in desperate need of finding local workers for the harvest

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Subject:   Lighthall, Tim,  Longview Farms,  Mceachern, Emily

Title: 'We need people back to work': Business owners call for end of federal pandemic benefits | CTV News

URL: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/we-need-people-back-to-work-business-owners-call-for-end-of-federal-pandemic-benefits-1.5581330

Description: Statistics Canada’s employment numbers are out for August, showing Canada added 90,000 jobs nationally. This, while businesses in B.C.’s capital region continue to struggle to find employees to fill jobs in all sectors.

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Subject:   Mavrikos, Christopher,  Government of Canada,  Colgate, Mark,  Ellis, Barclay,  Trades Labour Corporation of Victoria,  Blue Anvil Labour Leasing Services,  BC Ferries,  BC Transit,  Schubert, Kevin,  Victoria Regional Transit System,  Romeo's

Title: 'We're not doing great': Children's farm in Beacon Hill Park seeks Mother's Day donations | CTV News

URL: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/we-re-not-doing-great-children-s-farm-in-beacon-hill-park-seeks-mother-s-day-donations-1.5400033

Description: The children’s farm in Beacon Hill Park is holding a Mother’s Day fundraising drive to raise money to care for its animals. The children’s farm has been closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic, eliminating the visitor donations which usually sustain the popular petting zoo.

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Subject:   Mother's Day,  Beacon Hill Children's Farm

Title: 2021: Here’s to hope … and hard work | Lisa Helps – Victoria Mayor

URL: https://lisahelpsvictoria.ca/2021/01/01/2021-heres-to-hope-and-hard-work/

Description: Most of us have been looking forward to turning the calendar and leaving 2020 behind, hoping for the best in 2021. Hope is important. But it is not enough to dig us out of the challenging circumstances we’re in.

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Subject:   City of Victoria

Title: 32 Lakes Coffee Roasters wins $10,000 business grand prize | My Powell River Now

URL: https://www.mypowellrivernow.com/33180/32-lakes-coffee-roasters-wins-10000-business-grand-prize/

Description: 32 Lakes Coffee Roasters won the $10,000 grand prize in the Build Back Better Challenge.

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Subject:   32 Lakes Coffee Roasters,  Jantz, Margot,  Jantz, Nathan,  Spring Activator,  Coastline Colab,  City of Powell River,  Community Futures Powell River,  First Credit Union

Title: 49th Parallel continues to grow in spite of pandemic | Ladysmith Chemainus Chronicle

URL: https://www.ladysmithchronicle.com/business/49th-parallel-continues-to-grow-in-spite-of-pandemic/

Description: The biggest challenge of the pandemic has been keeping shelves stocked at 49th Parallel stores.

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Subject:   49th Parallel Grocery,  Grocery Trade,  Richmond, Peter

Title: A commentary from the business and tourism sector | Greater Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce

URL: https://nanaimochamber.bc.ca/a-commentary-from-the-business-and-tourism-sector/

Description: Despite our low case count and that over half the Island population have had at least one dose of vaccine, our families, friends, and businesses continue to pay the same price as those on the mainland. With May 25 looming, and the possibility of either the loosening of restrictions, or extending them, it is time for the provincial government to consider either a regional approach or a more comprehensive explanation of the current restriction criteria.

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Subject:   Greater Victoria Hotels Association,  Urban Development Institute | Pacific Region,  WestShore Chamber of Commerce,  Saanich Peninsula Chamber of Commerce,  Greater Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce,  Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce,  Campbell River and District Chamber of Commerce,  Port Alberni Chamber of Commerce,  Tofino-Long Beach Chamber of Commerce,  Ucluelet Chamber of Commerce,  Lake Cowichan District Chamber of Commerce,  Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce,  Destination Greater Victoria,  Downtown Victoria Business Association,  Parksville & District Chamber of Commerce,  Sooke Region Chamber of Commerce

Title: A day in the life: Our new normal | Seaside Magazine

URL: https://seasidemagazine.ca/a-day-in-the-life-our-new-normal/

Description: Life has changed for everybody since physical distancing rules were introduced. How have people adapted to create a new normal in these very abnormal times? To get a little window into some of the ways our community is getting along, we asked a teacher, a reverend, a new mom, a small business owner and someone celebrating a birthday what their day looks like now.

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Subject:   Lobb, Julie,  Bayside Middle School,  Saanich School District,  Bird, Devon,  Moden Boutique,  Carere, Tara,  Ruth & Dean,  Nunn, Cassidy,  Partridge, Eric,  St. Andrew Anglican Church

Title: A letter to our community | April 17, 2020 | 49th Parallel Grocery

URL: http://the49th.com/memos/memoforcommunity5coronavirus.pdf

Description: It has been well over a month since we wrote our first letter concerning COVID-19. We hope you and your families are staying safe and adjusting to this new world.

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Subject:   49th Parallel Grocery,  Grocery Trade

Title: A new business? In this economy? | Capital Daily

URL: https://www.capitaldaily.ca/news/new-business-pandemic-economy-victoria/

Description: Local entrepreneurs on starting a business, adapting, and shopping local culture during a pandemic.

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Subject:   Welling, Andrea,  District of Sooke,  Futurpreneur Canada,  Kemp, Elizabeth,  Kemp, Robert,  Bishop's Family Cycles,  River, Jessica,  Christie, Adam,  Working Culture Bread

Title: A new reusable takeout container program in Victoria aims to reduce single-use waste | CBC News

URL: https://twitter.com/i/status/1486153163690295296/

Description: CBC British Columbia on Twitter: "A new reusable takeout container program in Victoria aims to reduce single-use waste. Read more: https://cbc.ca/1.6316306"

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Subject:   Carmack, Maryanne,  Roast Sandwich Shop,  Jones, Sam,  2% Jazz Coffee,  Bread & Butter Collective

Title: A stinky situation: High demand for Island porta potties leads to shortage | CHEK News

URL: https://www.cheknews.ca/a-stinky-situation-high-demand-for-island-porta-potties-leads-to-shortage-869973/

Description: There’s more demand for porta potties than supply and several Island companies are completely out of rentals right now.

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Subject:   Esquimalt Ribfest,  Woods, Tom,  Sheppe, Tyler,  Absolute Septic Service

Title: ACRD - 3rd Avenue Recycling Depot now open! | October 6, 2020 | Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ejq9H4DU8AA6N2G?format=png&name=900x900

Description: Alberni-Clayoquot RD on Twitter: "ACRD - 3rd Ave. Recycling Depot - NOW OPEN #ACRDRecycles #PortAlberni"

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Subject:   Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District

Title: About us | Reusables Vancouver Island

URL: https://reusablesvi.com/about-us/

Description: Reusables Vancouver Island is composed of a team of dedicated people who want to change the way communities think and act when it comes to single-use takeout containers. During Covid, we watched as single-use takeout containers became a part of daily life for so many of our friends and family. Reusables Vancouver Island is available in Nanaimo with 5 restaurant partners.

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Subject:   Reusables Vancouver Island,  Etheridge, Kelli,  Leslie, Jennifer,  Gaya Sushi,  Curry Culture,  Baby Salsa,  Buzz Coffee House,  Melange Restaurant

Title: Adaptability, support help Denman Island's Abraxas Books, Gifts, and Coffee survive the pandemic | Visit Denman Island

URL: https://visitdenmanisland.ca/adaptability-support-help-denman-islands-abraxas-books-gifts-and-coffee-survive-the-pandemic/

Description: When the pandemic hit in March, Abraxas Books & Gifts owner Tachi Barker wondered whether the business would get through the financial strain. Now, with solid community support and a new coffee bar, she’s feeling more confident that Denman’s landmark bookstore of 26 years will remain in business.

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Subject:   Abraxas Books & Gifts

Title: Addressing the digital divide in qathet Regional District | November 3, 2020 | Island Coastal Economic Trust

URL: https://www.islandcoastaltrust.ca/sites/default/files/news/NR_qathet%20Connectivity_FINAL.pdf

Description: The qathet Regional District (qRD) will soon embark on a collaborative planning process to address the area’s connectivity challenges, thanks to funding support through the Island Coastal Economic Trust’s (ICET) Economic Development Readiness Program (EDRP).

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Subject:   Island Coastal Economic Trust,  qathet Regional District,  Stone, Aaron,  Brabazon, Patrick

Title: After small Canadian distilleries stepped up for Canadians, Liberals leave them high and dry | Gord Johns NDP

URL: https://gordjohns.ndp.ca/news/after-small-canadian-distilleries-stepped-canadians-liberals-leave-them-high-and-dry-0/

Description: New Democrats are calling on the government to acknowledge the invaluable contribution made by small, local distilleries with more financial support.

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Subject:   MacGregor, Alistair,  Shelter Point Distillery,  Wayward Distillery,  Ampersand Distilling,  Stillhead Distillery,  Blaney, Rachel,  Bains, Navdeep,  Johns, Gord

Title: Alberni farmers make urgent request for on-site slaughter during COVID-19 | Alberni Valley News

URL: https://www.albernivalleynews.com/news/alberni-farmers-make-urgent-request-for-on-site-slaughter-during-covid-19/

Description: Alberni Valley farmers are reiterating the need for on-site animal slaughter as meat plants across the country as affected by COVID-19.

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Subject:   Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District,  Province of British Columbia,  Province of British Columbia | Ministry of Agriculture,  Irg, Mike,  Alberni Farmers Institute,  Popham, Lana,  Shannon, Tanya,  Cote, Penny

Title: Alcohol consumption in B.C. spikes | CBC News

URL: https://twitter.com/i/status/1471322440110198784/

Description: CBC British Columbia on Twitter: "A new study from the University of Victoria shows there’s been a spike in alcohol consumption during the pandemic. British Columbians drank more during the first year of COVID than in any year in the last 20. @anitabathe spoke with the lead researcher behind the data."

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Subject:   University of Victoria,  Naimi, Tim

Title: All Victoria police may be put on front-line duties as city prepares for COVID-19 surge | CBC News

URL: https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.6307604

Description: First responders among many professions in B.C. planning for staffing crunches due to Omicron variant.

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Subject:   Victoria Police Department,  Omicron Variant,  Variants of Concern,  Manak, Del,  Prince Rupert Fire Rescue Department

Title: Amid COVID-19, Cowichan’s online farmers’ market booms | The Discourse

URL: https://thediscourse.ca/cowichan-valley/the-cow-op-revolution/

Description: The Cow-op found new customers when everyone was told to stay home. Now, it's looking to the future.

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Subject:   Cowichan Valley Co-operative Marketplace,  Cowichan Green Community Society,  Pawlowski, Derrick,  MacDonald, Cam,  Ol' MacDonald Farm,  That's My Jam,  Farms Gate Foods & Catering

Title: An equitable recovery: The case for paid sick leave as a right of employment in BC | BC Federation of Labour

URL: https://bcfed.ca/paidsickleavenow/

Description: In much of the world, the idea that workers should have to choose between going to work sick or losing a badly-needed paycheque is absurd. Yet in British Columbia, that’s the choice faced by sick workers every day — because most BC workers don’t have access to paid sick leave.

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Subject:   BC Federation of Labour,  Province of British Columbia

Title: An open letter to the Government of BC | October 25, 2021

URL: https://bcfed.ca/sites/default/files/attachments/vancouver%20sun%20open%20letter%20f.pdf

Description: Dozens of BC-based businesses have signed an open letter calling on the BC government to bring in 10 employer-paid sick days. They’re among 70 organizations that have signed the letter, including public health advocates from Canadian Doctors for Medicare, the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, and the Canadian Labour Congress.

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Subject:   Province of British Columbia

Title: An open letter to the editor [of PQB News] | Errington Farmers' Market

URL: http://www.erringtonfarmersmarket.ca/news/an-open-letter-to-the-editor-october-2020/

Description: After a successful but challenging market season, the EFM Society has reached out to the PQB News to thank the community for the wonderful support that we have received this season, particularly from the Parksville Qualicum Beach Foundation.

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Subject:   Parksville-Qualicum Community Foundation,  Errington Farmers' Market Society

Title: An update for our communities | March 11, 2022 | 49th Parallel Grocery

URL: http://the49th.com/memos/memo-for-community-2022-coronavirus.pdf

Description: Now that instore operations are somewhat back to normal we want to let you know some of the things we are working on this year.

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Subject:   49th Parallel Grocery,  Grocery Trade

Title: An update for our community | November 20, 2020 | 49th Parallel Grocery

URL: http://the49th.com/memos/memoforcommunity6coronavirus.pdf

Description: Here at the 49th, we have not yielded but rather we are strengthening the best practices in place at each store while at the same time offering the best possible service to our communities each and every day.

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Subject:   49th Parallel Grocery,  Grocery Trade

Title: An update from Strong Nations regarding COVID-19 | Strong Nations

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ETfYizyUMAIQTml?format=jpg&name=small

Description: Strong Nations on Twitter: "An update from the team at Strong Nations. We thank you for your continued support and understanding."

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Subject:   Strong Nations

Title: An update from Strong Nations | April 20, 2020 | Strong Nations

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EWEAtecU0AEn5xx?format=png&name=small

Description: Strong Nation on Twitter: "Thank you to all those who have supported our retail store. You can still find us online at http://strongnations.com"

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Subject:   Strong Nations

Title: Annual report: 2020-2021 | Island Coastal Economic Trust

URL: https://www.islandcoastaltrust.ca/sites/default/files/ICET-2020-21-Annual-Report-SPREADS.pdf

Description: In the pages that follow, you’ll read about some ICET projects – past and present – that illustrate the type of ingenuity driving this region, long before COVID’s encroachment on our lives.

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Subject:   Island Coastal Economic Trust,  West Coast Area G Trollers Association,  EcoTrust Canada,  ThisFish,  Museum at Campbell River,  Vancouver Island Coast Economic Development Association,  Gibsons Public Market,  Strathcona Regional District,  Mount Cain Alpine Park Society,  BC Marine Trails Network Association,  Salish Marine Trail,  TransCanada Trail,  North Coast Trail,  Cape Scott Provincial Park,  Elk Falls Park,  Ahousaht First Nation,  Maaqutusiis Hahoulthee Stewardship Society,  Shawnigan Lake Museum,  Powell Forest Canoe Route,  Cowichan Green Society,  39 Days of July,  Cumberland Lake Wilderness Society,  Galiano Conservancy Association,  Tidemark Theatre,  Sid Williams Theatre,  Chemainus Theatre,  Cowichan Station Area Association,  Gate House Theatre,  Vancouver Island Economic Alliance,  Mount Waddington Regional District,  qathet Regional District,  Province of British Columbia,  Tourism Vancouver Island,  I-Hos Gallery,  Johnson, Ramona,  Merridale Cidery & Distillery,  Kwa'lilas Hotel,  KCFN Marina and Campground,  Kingfisher Wilderness Adventures,  Coastal Rainforest Safaris,  Corbett, Kelly,  God's Pocket Resort,  Salt Spring Sea Salt

Title: Apply for Resilience Grant 2021 | City of Nanaimo

URL: https://www.nanaimo.ca/culture-environment/grants/apply-for-resilience-fund-2021/

Description: The Resilience Grant responds to the needs of Nanaimo’s arts and culture community with flexible, rapid onetime funding.

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Subject:   City of Nanaimo

Title: Apply for the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative | Parksville Qualicum Community Foundation

URL: https://www.parksvillequalicumfoundation.com/2021/02/08/canada-healthy-communities-initiative/

Description: Parksville-Qualicum Community Foundation is participating in the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative (CHCI), a new $31 million investment from the Government of Canada that will support communities as they adapt public spaces for the new realities of the pandemic.

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Subject:   Parksville Qualicum Community Foundation,  Government of Canada,  Community Foundations of Canada,  Canadian Urban Institute

Title: Arctic tourism in times of change: Uncertain futures - from overtourism to re-starting tourism | Nordic Council of Ministers

URL: https://viurrspace.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/25309/delaBarre2022.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

Description: This report presents the findings of the third and final workshop and field course hosted by the project Partnership for Sustainability: Arctic Tourism in Times of Change funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Arctic Co-operation Programme 2018–2021. The focus of the workshop was on overtourism and the impact of and response to COVID-19 by companies and stakeholders in Arctic tourism.

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Subject:   Nordic Council of Ministers

Title: Art, culture and history unite in Cumberland vitalization project | October 26, 2021 | Island Coastal Economic Trust

URL: https://www.islandcoastaltrust.ca/sites/default/files/news/NR_THRIVE_Cumberland_FINAL.pdf

Description: The newly formed Cumberland Business Association (CBA) is embarking on an exciting and multifaceted new community vitalization project that will help drive interest into the downtown area, with funding support from the Island Coast Economic Trust (ICET)’s THRIVE Small Capital Program.

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Subject:   Island Coastal Economic Trust,  Cumberland Business Association,  Stone, Aaron,  Tourism Vancouver Island,  Destination BC,  Everett, Anthony,  West, Kathryn

Title: Arts and tourism projects to receive latest Small Capital Restart funding | July 30, 2020 | Island Coastal Economic Trust

URL: https://www.islandcoastaltrust.ca/sites/default/files/news/NR_Cumberland_Gate%20House_FINAL_0.pdf

Description: The Gate House Community Association and the Cumberland Lake Wilderness Society are the two latest organizations to receive funding through the Island Coastal Economic Trust (ICET)’s Small Capital Restart Funding Stream.

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Subject:   Gate House Theatre,  Cumberland Lake Wilderness Society,  Island Coastal Economic Trust,  Robert, Line,  Cumberland Lake Park & Campground,  Osborne, Josie

Title: As businesses struggle during the pandemic, Canadian rose farms are blossoming | CBC News

URL: https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.6349156

Description: Canada's few rose farmers say the pandemic has spurred higher demand and support for their flowers.

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Subject:   Worsfold, Ryan,  Eurosa Farms,  Van Randen, Vince,  West Coast Floral,  Lindeboom, Scott,  Lindy's Flowers

Title: August variance report continues to highlight toll of COVID on Prince Rupert Airport ferry, other areas | North Coast Review

URL: https://northcoastreview.blogspot.com/2021/10/august-variance-report-continues-to.html

Description: Monday's Prince Rupert City Council Session offered an opportunity for a review of the Financial Variance Report, with the City's Chief Financial Officer Corrine Bomben relaying the data for the month of August for the City's Council members.

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Subject:   City of Prince Rupert,  Bomben, Corrine,  Digby Island Ferry,  Cow Bay Marina,  Prince Rupert Transit System,  Prince Rupert Airport Authority

Title: B.C. Cow-op improves delivery system | Farms.com

URL: https://www.farms.com/ag-industry-news/b-c-cow-op-improves-delivery-system-728.aspx

Description: Customers of the Cowichan Valley Cooperative Marketplace (Cow-op) in Duncan, B.C. will soon have an improved, contactless home delivery system thanks to $100,000 in recent funding from the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction.

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Subject:   Pawlowski, Derrick,  Cowichan Valley Co-operative Marketplace,  Province of British Columbia | Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction,  Province of British Columbia

Title: B.C. Recovery Grant Program | Ladysmith Downtown Business Association

URL: https://www.ladysmithdowntown.com/notices/bc-recovery-grant-program/

Description: I am writing to you today to share some important changes to the B.C. Recovery Grant Program was originally launched in October.

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Subject:   Province of British Columbia

Title: B.C. businesses added to social media 'blacklist' for encouraging mask use | CTV News

URL: https://bc.ctvnews.ca/b-c-businesses-added-to-social-media-blacklist-for-encouraging-mask-use-1.5504070

Description: Even though masks are no longer legally mandated in B.C. malls and stores, many businesses continue to encourage mask use for the safety of customers and staff – and that decision is getting them named and shamed on a social media blacklist.

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Subject:   Whitelist Blackist BC Only (Facebook group),  Wedge Cheesery,  MacLaren, Matt,  Vaccinations,  Social Media

Title: B.C. mall owner giving away $1M worth of gift cards | CTV News

URL: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/b-c-mall-owner-giving-away-1m-worth-of-gift-cards-1.5986829

Description: In an effort to draw people back into its stores, a company that runs three B.C. shopping malls plans to give away $1 million worth of gift cards this year.

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Subject:   Central Walk,  Mayfair Shopping Centre,  Woodgrove Centre,  Tsawwassen Mills,  Sun, Fan,  Poland, Laura

Title: B.C. seafood processors not in the same boat when it comes to COVID-19 impacts | Canada's National Observer

URL: https://www.nationalobserver.com/2020/05/05/news/bc-seafood-processors-not-same-boat-when-it-comes-covid-19-impacts/

Description: Island seafood processors on B.C.’s Pacific coast say they are working to adapt to rapidly shifting market demands and heightened safety protocols, but some companies are taking a bigger hit from COVID-19 than others.

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Subject:   Pirie, Cam,  Walcan Seafood,  Government of Canada,  Brown’s Bay Packing Company,  Stover, David,  Cargill,  Hall, Shawn,  BC Salmon Farmers Association

Title: B.C. shifts to Step 3 of restart plan | June 29, 2021 | Province of British Columbia

URL: https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2021PREM0043-001268/

Description: With British Columbians achieving nearly 80% adult Dose 1 vaccine coverage and COVID-19 case counts continuing to decline, the Province is safely moving to Step 3 of its four-step restart plan on July 1, 2021.

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Subject:   Province of British Columbia,  Horgan, John,  Vaccinations,  Kahlon, Ravi,  Province of British Columbia | Ministry of Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation,  BC Centre for Disease Control,  Henry, Bonnie,  Dix, Adrian,  Province of British Columbia | Ministry of Health

Title: B.C. veterinarians beyond 'breaking point' as pressure, burnout mounts | Vancouver Is Awesome

URL: https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/video/bc-veterinarians-beyond-breaking-point-as-pressure-burnout-mounts-4493261/

Description: The province's veterinarians are facing burnout, stress and mental health crises due to a shortage of workers.

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Subject:   Canadian Veterinary Medical Association,  Society of BC Veterinarians,  Van't Haaff, Corey,  Longair, Al,  Province of British Columbia,  Province of British Columbia | Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training,  Western College of Veterinary Medicine,  Not One More Vet,  Bos, Darlene

Title: B.C. women recount challenging paths to success in leadership | Business in Vancouver

URL: https://biv.com/article/2021/03/bc-women-recount-challenging-paths-success-leadership/

Description: Four leaders shed light on difficulties, rewards of blazing trails in male-dominated fields.

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Subject:   Negris, Cybele,  Robinson, Selina,  Vrooman, Tamara,  Sayers, Judith | Kekinusuqs

Title: B.C.’s most resilient cities in 2021 | BCBusiness

URL: https://www.bcbusiness.ca/BCs-Most-Resilient-Cities-in-2021/

Description: Against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, we've overhauled our annual ranking of B.C.'s best cities for work with an expanded list of 50 communities, a revamped methodology and a shift in focus away from work and toward broader economic health.

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Subject:   Yan, Andy,  Peacock, Ken,  Jarrett, Ingrid,  Malpass, Greg,  Ogmundson, Brendon

Title: BB’s first mission | Hakai Institute

URL: https://hakai.org/bbs-first-mission/

Description: An ocean glider collects valuable data in the midst of a pandemic.

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Subject:   Hakai Institute,  Calvert Island Ecological Observatory,  BC Parks,  Hakai Lúxvbálís Conservancy,  Jackson, Jennifer,  O'Sullivan, Chris,  Klymak, Jody

Title: BC COVID-19 go-forward management strategy | May 6, 2020 | Province of British Columbia

URL: https://bccpac.bc.ca/images/Documents/Resources/bc_covid-19_go-forward_management_strategy_web.pdf

Description: How to safely increase our opportunity for broader social interaction by carefully relaxing what are very taxing social-distancing measures How to safely and sensibly reboot the economy as much as possible, while keeping people safe This is not a simple trade-off, but an extremely complex exercise for all of us in optimizing the physical, mental, social, and economic health of the people of British Columbia in the face of an epidemic that is more challenging than we have seen in generations. This plan sets out the proposed dimensions of this balancing act based on hitting a “sweet spot” using dynamic modelling based on BC data – moving from the current targeted lockdown restrictions resulting in approximately 30% of normal social interaction, toward a sustainable 60% of social interaction, with restated levels of targeted restrictions

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Subject:   Province of British Columbia,  Day Care Centres

Title: BC Seafood Festival a virtual hit | Business Examiner

URL: https://businessexaminer.ca/victoria-articles/item/bc-seafood-festival-a-virtual-hit/

Description: COVID-19 may have postponed the 2020 BC Seafood Festival, but it didn’t knock it out. Instead, Invest Comox Valley organized a team to put together a Virtual, online event November 17-19.

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Subject:   BC Seafood Festival,  Invest Comox Valley

Title: BC businesses join call for 10 days of paid sick leave in open letter to Premier Horgan | October 22, 2021 | BC Federation of Labour

URL: https://bcfed.ca/news/releases/bc-businesses-join-call-10-days-paid-sick-leave-open-letter-premier-horgan/

Description: Dozens of BC-based businesses have signed an open letter calling on the BC government to bring in 10 employer-paid sick days.

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Subject:   BC Federation of Labour,  Province of British Columbia,  French, Anastasia,  Cronk, Laird,  Horgan, John

Title: BC residents strongly supportive of existing and further restrictions in the province to combat the spread of COVID-19, but divided on government financial support for certain industries | Insights West

URL: https://www.insightswest.com/news/nov-2020-covid-2nd-wave/

Description: More than eight months into the pandemic and with the emergence of a second wave of the virus, British Columbians are only a little less worried about COVID-19 than they were back in March. Most are in favour of even stricter restrictions and lockdowns if things continue to get worse in our province but are not necessarily in favour of more government support for different industries that are suffering.

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Subject:   Province of British Columbia

Title: BC restart plan: Phase 3 | Comox Valley Farmers' Market

URL: https://cvfm.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/BC-Restart-Plan-Phase-3_Website.pdf

Description: Now that we have entered Stage 3 of BC’s Restart Plan we wanted to take a moment to let you know what changes will be coming to all of our markets starting Saturday July 3, 2021.

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Subject:   Comox Valley Farmers' Market Association

Title: BC’s first online, long-term resilience program launched to help small businesses | My Campbell River Now

URL: https://www.mycampbellrivernow.com/48517/news/bcs-first-online-long-term-resilience-program-launched-to-help-small-businesses/

Description: A new online, long-term program wants to help small businesses in British Columbia. Spring Activator Inc, a global incubator and accelerator that empowers entrepreneurs and entrepreneur ecosystem organizations, launched its business resilience program today.

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Subject:   Spring Activator Inc.,  Discovery Foundation,  City of Campbell River,  City of Powell River,  First Credit Union,  Powell River Community Futures,  City of Richmond,  Sunshine Coast Credit Union,  District of Squamish,  Squamish Chamber of Commerce,  Tourism Squamish,  Downtown Squamish Business Improvement Association,  Vancity,  Ippel, Keith

Title: Backgrounder: Approved tourism-dependent communities projects | Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport | Province of British Columbia

URL: https://news.gov.bc.ca/files/Backgrounder_25-03-2021_TDC_project_list.pdf

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Subject:   Province of British Columbia | Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport,  Province of British Columbia,  Willingdon Beach Campsite,  City of Powell River,  Hackett Park,  District of Sechelt,  Transfer Beach Park,  Town of Ladysmith,  Town of Gibsons,  Municipality of North Cowichan,  Kinsman Beach Park,  Waterwheel Park,  City of Parksville,  Parksville Community Park,  Village of Port Alice,  District of Port Hardy,  Carrot Park,  District of Tofino,  District of Ucluelet,  Town of Qualicum Beach,  City of Prince Rupert,  Willingdon Beach

Title: Barbecue charcoal in high demand as pandemic has people grilling | CFAX 1070

URL: https://www.iheartradio.ca/cfax-1070/news/barbecue-charcoal-in-high-demand-as-pandemic-has-people-grilling-1.13258832

Description: First in the pandemic lockdown, there was shortage on toilet paper, then on Lysol wipes, then on baking ingredients like as flour and yeast. Now, the demand for barbecue charcoal is red-hot and that's making it difficult to find bags of it in stock.

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Subject:   Basque Hardwood Charcoal

Title: Beacon Hill Children's Farm reopens for viewing | CTV News

URL: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/beacon-hill-children-s-farm-reopens-for-viewing-1.5497342

Description: A beloved Victoria landmark has reopened to the public after a lengthy closure due to COVID-19. The Beacon Hill Children's Farm is now open to visitors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, after being closed for roughly 16 months because of the pandemic.

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Subject:   Beacon Hill Children's Farm

Title: Beacon Hill Children's Farm reopens to public for 37th year | CTV News

URL: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/beacon-hill-children-s-farm-reopens-to-public-for-37th-year-1.5822374

Description: The Beacon Hill Children's Farm reopened Wednesday for viewing and for limited interactions with baby goats.

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Subject:   Beacon Hill Children's Farm,  Koenders, Lynda

Title: Beef of the week | April 28, 2021 | Nanaimo News Bulletin

URL: https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/1387492208148840451/yP2OJa5Q?format=jpg&name=small

Description: Beefs & Bouquets on Twitter: "Beef of the Week: To the insurance corporation for the insulting rebate. Mine was $5. Forty-plus years incident-free and this is how they thank us. Today's Beefs & Bouquets…"

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Subject:   Insurance Corporation of British Columbia

Title: Behind the counter: How some Victoria restaurants are beating the labour shortage | Capital Daily

URL: https://www.capitaldaily.ca/news/victoria-restaurants-labour-shortage/

Description: The industry-wide labour shortage is putting more power in the hands of the employees, and the restaurants that adapt are surviving. Part six of our labour series, Pay Check.

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Subject:   Foster, Jen,  Bank of Canada,  Government of Canada,  Tostenson, Ian,  Weiler, Anelyse,  Quigley, Stephen,  Chorizo & Co.,  Green Cuisine,  Cunningham, Andy,  Living Wage for Families BC,  MNP,  Wild Cafe & Bistro,  Donaldson, Marla,  White Spot,  Boston Pizza,  Dewey, Jeremy,  Gogerla, Levi,  Coast Bastion Hotel,  Little, Marcia,  Unite Here (Local 40),  Pan Pacific Vancouver,  Vancouver Island Regional Library,  Labour Disputes,  Reddit,  Handi Grill,  British Columbia General Employees' Union

Title: Being a job seeker online: How to show up from more than the waist up | Catalyst

URL: https://catalyst.iabc.com/Articles/TitleLink/Being-a-Job-Seeker-Online-How-to-Show-Up-From-More-Than-the-Waist-Up/

Description: If you’re a job seeker, review these 10 tips to make the most of your virtual career fair experience.

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Subject:   Vancouver Island University

Title: Bespoke Spirits House | BC Tourism Resiliency Network

URL: https://tourismresiliency.ca/bespoke-spirits-house/

Description: Operating during the COVID-19 crisis has been an unprecedented challenge for every tourism business, but opening a new business for the first time during a global pandemic takes it to another level. Such was the case for Bespoke Spirits House in Parksville, B.C. who was scheduled to open in April 2020.

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Subject:   BC Tourism Resiliency Network,  Bespoke Spirits House,  Heppner, Shelly,  Mount Arrowsmith Brewing,  Tourism Vancouver Island,  Island Coastal Economic Trust

Title: Best of Powell River 2020 | Powell River Living

URL: http://www.prliving.ca/media/pdfs/Issue2007.pdf

Description: Powell River may be the BEST, but it can be better / Isabelle Southcott -- Best of Powell River 2020 -- Should Powell River change its name to tiskʷat? Hegus Clint Williams weighs in / Pieta Woolley -- A pandemic pregnancy / Lana Parra -- Glyphosate in local forests / Pieta Woolley -- We did it!: BC starts investigating Powell River fuel prices -- Farm to fork in the Valley -- Business not as usual: A swell sign of the times -- Six stories about chicks -- Room for all / Joanna Dunbar -- Another era's Dominion Day / Joëlle Sévigny & Pieta Woolley -- Language matters -- Great Himalayan lily / Jonathan Van Wiltenburg -- I made the move: Travellers tuck in to Townsite -- Mailbag -- What's up -- Business affairs / Sean Percy -- Art is back with What the + -- 5 things you can do in phase 3 -- Big July dates -- Home for the holidays: Explore Powell River / Jock McLaughlin, Alex Young, Tracey Ellis, Melanie Anaka, & Emily Fahey -- COVID-19 Kindergarden [sic] readiness for September 2020: What schools are doing, what parents can do -- Reviving the medicine of reciprocity / Juliette Woods -- Is there racism in Powell River / Pieta Woolley

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Subject:   Williams, Hegus Clint,  Tla'amin Nation,  qathet Regional District,  Parra, Lana,  Simons, Nicholas,  Vancouver Island University,  Vancouver Island University | Culinary Arts,  Baillie, Hunter,  School District 47 Powell River,  McCahon, Craig,  Designer Signs,  Powell River Orphaned Wildlife Society,  Bodie, Nick,  Cotton, Lisa,  Tourism Powell River,  Adams, Wendy,  John, Rita

Title: Blue Jellyfish SUP Adventures | BC Tourism Resiliency Network

URL: https://tourismresiliency.ca/blue-jellyfish-sup-adventures/

Description: At the beginning of the 2020 season, Pam Martin, owner of Blue Jellyfish SUP Adventures on the Saanich Peninsula, B.C., made the decision to completely shut down operations out of an abundance of caution. Martin began taking part in every possible program that Tourism Vancouver Island, Destination BC and other organizations offered to help businesses navigate through these difficult times.

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Subject:   BC Tourism Resiliency Network,  Martin, Pam,  Blue Jellyfish SUP Adventures,  Tourism Vancouver Island,  Destination BC,  Island Coastal Economic Trust

Title: Bread & Butter Collective

URL: https://www.breadandbuttercollective.com/

Description: We believe that the hospitality industry has not been working for all stakeholders for a long time and that the cracks have been blown wide open by the COVID-19 crises leaving most business owners struggling to survive and concerned about the future. We can work together to develop a better way forward with the creation of a progressive community committed to wholistic improvement as our foundation.

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Subject:   Bread & Butter Collective

Title: Build back Victoria: A path to re-opening and recovery | Lisa Helps – Victoria Mayor

URL: https://lisahelpsvictoria.ca/2020/06/08/build-back-victoria-a-path-to-re-opening-and-recovery/

Description: The City has implemented a number of initiatives to support local businesses and the community to re-open and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, including $575,000 in economic stimulus grants.

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Subject:   City of Victoria

Title: Building back Victoria by the numbers | June 2021 | City of Victoria

URL: https://www.victoria.ca/assets/City~Hall/Mayor~Council/Documents/June%202021%20Building%20Back%20Victoria%20By%20The%20Numbers.pdf

Description: So how is Victoria’s economy and downtown after more than a year of a global health pandemic? Working with the Downtown Victoria Business Association (DVBA) and other business leaders, we’ve taken a snapshot of February, March and April 2019, 2020 and 2021 so we understand where we were pre-pandemic and can measure our recovery.

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Subject:   City of Victoria

Title: Building back Victoria by the numbers: Q2 2022 | City of Victoria

URL: https://www.victoria.ca/assets/City~Hall/Media~Releases/2022~Archive/Downtown%20data%20dashboard%20Q2%202022.pdf

Description: Information on downtown pedestrian counts; downtown street parking, business licenses issued, event permits, hotel occupancy, and construction value.

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Subject:   City of Victoria

Title: Building permits rebound, island-wide | Business Examiner

URL: https://businessexaminer.ca/victoria-articles/item/building-permits-rebound-island-wide/

Description: Construction activities will continue to play a significant role in Vancouver Island's economy recovery.

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Subject:   Vancouver Island Construction Association,  Kulmala, Rory

Title: Business as usual for most Campbell River establishments with vaccine pass requirements | Campbell River Mirror

URL: https://www.campbellrivermirror.com/news/business-as-usual-for-most-campbell-river-establishments-with-vaccine-pass-requirements/

Description: Monday, Sept. 13 marked the first day proof of vaccination was needed to take advantage of a number of indoor services, events, and activities in the province. Despite the change, City of Campbell River facilities like the downtown community centre and the Sportsplex in Willow Point are still seeing similar numbers of visitors for recreation, as well as sports and fitness programs.

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Subject:   City of Campbell River,  BC Vaccine Card,  Sargent, Deborah,  Campbell River Sportsplex,  Campbell River Community Centre,  Strathcona Gardens Recreation Complex,  Strathcona Regional District,  Campbell River Storm,  Gurak, Koreen,  Vaccinations,  Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League,  Hockey,  Dick’s Fish and Chips,  Fowlow, Rose,  Beach Fire Brewing Company

Title: Business gets creative | Downtown Duncan Business Improvement Area

URL: https://www.downtownduncan.ca/post/business-gets-creative/

Description: Amidst a global pandemic, local business owners have been finding new and innovative ways to deliver services as guidelines continue to change.

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Subject:   Downtown Duncan Business Improvement Area

Title: Business notes: Cowichan business community reacting to COVID-19 challenges | Cowichan Valley Citizen

URL: https://www.cowichanvalleycitizen.com/news/business-notes-cowichan-business-community-reacting-to-covid-19-challenges/

Description: With COVID-19 changing the world, it should not be surprising that the Cowichan Valley is feeling the effects of this pandemic. Businesses are feeling the pain in a variety of ways and the inevitable coping strategies are threatening jobs and the ability of many people to pay the bills and carry on with anything resembling a normal lifestyle.

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Subject:   Locke, Ian,  Vance, Amber,  Devana, Dave,  Nanaimo Airport Commission,  Hooper, Mike,  Town of Cochrane,  Genung, Jeff,  Duncan Cowichan Chamber of Commerce,  Nagel, Sonja,  BC Chamber of Commerce,  Small Business BC,  Community Futures,  BC Economic Development Association,  Downtown Duncan Business Improvement Area,  Nanaimo Airport