It's an election year in BC and The Chamber is working to provide opportunities for the province's main political parties to speak with the Greater Victoria business community. On Tuesday, Premier David Eby, leader of the BC NDP, spoke at a breakfast hosted by The Chamber for 300 community leaders.
On June 6, The Chamber hosts the leader of the Official Opposition, Kevin Falcon. Details about the event will be available soon. Falcon leads the BC United Party, which was formerly known as the BC Liberal Party though they represented the conservative side of the political spectrum. "The Chamber is non-partisan but we have a long history of supporting democracy," Chamber CEO Bruce Williams said. "We know BC politics can seem divisive and even confusing, but we believe hearing directly from those who seek to represent us is the best way to help voters understand what candidates stand for." Watch for more details about upcoming events ahead of the provincial election in October. Comments are closed.
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