Lower Mainland

The Burnaby Board of Trade is a member-based business association. They provide events, workshops, and some discounted rates on business expenses for members. Their goals is to provide their members leadership, advocacy, and education, with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and social responsibility.

The Burnaby Public Library can be reached via email through their Ask a librarian page.

Bob Prittie Metrotown Branch (Main Branch): 604-436-5427

Cameron Branch: 604-421-5454

McGill Branch: 604-299-8955

Tommy Douglas Library: 604-522-3971

Business in Vancouver Magazines are quality business-to-business publications focused on a specific industry or association. Each of the products is delivered to target audiences in niche markets annually.

Canada Asia Business Network offers its clients complete & exclusive consulting services by connecting Canadian and Mainland China-based businesses. Canada Asia Business Network not only understands clients' needs, customizes its services, but also follows up with potential counterparts for clients.

An email can be sent to the Canada Asia Business Network via their Contact Us page.

Our mission at the City of Langley is to help our existing businesses flourish and to invite new businesses to join our thriving community.

With a goal to eliminate the red tape, we are committed to providing "one-stop shopping." Whether you are a current or prospective Langley business operator, we will meet with you to learn more about your business, explore your wants and needs, and identify areas where we can help you grow.

Emails can be sent via their Contact Us page.

The City of Richmond is committed to continually improving the efficiency of our services to business customers. We make it easier to obtain business forms, get on a bidders list, sell your services to the City, make a movie here, or obtain information to start a new business in Richmond.

A function of the City of Richmond, this office has been created to serve the business and investment community by connecting it with opportunities, resources, markets, networks and each other.

Richmond Economic Development fosters sustainable economic development by profiling Richmond's assets, strengths and competitive advantages, and developing strategic programs and policies in support of these.