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ICBA NEWS AND ECONOMICS HAS MOVED!

ICBA NEWS AND ECONOMICS HAS MOVED!

We've moved our news and economics to our new ICBA.ca website! You can get to our news and advocacy posts directly at: ICBA.ca/bc-blog And our Economics work at ICBA.ca/economics This ICBA Independent blog will remain as an archive, but no new content will be added...

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David Eby has found plenty of jobs for government, but not for the people who build B.C.

Since 2019, 154,000 of B.C.'s new jobs have been on the government payroll. That is 58% of all job growth in the province, and no other province comes close.

At the same time, Eby's

Nice try, David Eby, but you can't blame Trump for what has happened to B.C.'s economy.

Business growth in B.C. started slipping in 2017, the year the NDP took office. By 2022 to 2024, it had slowed to about 1% a year, roughly a third of what this province normally sees. That

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