Kelowna Chamber of Commerce fights for wineries in battle over ‘overreach’ by BCLDB (Kelowna)

A severe cold snap in early 2024 left many local wineries struggling, but the BC Liquor Distribution Branch’s relief program is now facing intense criticism. The Kelowna Chamber of Commerce has stepped forward, sending a letter to the Agriculture Minister and calling the program an “overreach.” At the heart of this dispute is the drive to ensure equitable support for the region’s wine industry.

Kelowna Chamber of Commerce fights for wineries in battle over ‘overreach’ by BCLDB (Kelowna)

21 states, US Chamber of Commerce back Air Force in Tarague detonation lawsuit

A coalition of 21 states and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have aligned with the U.S. Air Force in a lawsuit regarding Tarague detonation. Spanning Alabama to Wyoming, these states are demonstrating a coordinated show of support for the Air Force’s position in this high-profile legal case.

21 states, US Chamber of Commerce back Air Force in Tarague detonation lawsuit

Borough mayor unveils budget at Chamber luncheon

Fairbanks North Star Borough Mayor Grier Hopkins provided a high-level preview of his proposed budget on Tuesday. Speaking at the Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce, he underscored the importance of strategic fiscal planning for the borough’s future.

Borough mayor unveils budget at Chamber luncheon

Three local business owners vie for Chamber’s Small Business Person of the Year

The Chamber of Commerce has named three local business owners as finalists for the prestigious Small Business Person of the Year Award, honoring their significant contributions to the community. The award highlights excellence in entrepreneurship and the vital role small businesses play in the local economy.

Three local business owners vie for Chamber’s Small Business Person of the Year