Already a business owner and looking for opportunities for growth? Or thinking of starting a small business but not sure where to start? Regardless of your stage in business, the following resources will help guide you in the right direction.
With the many steps and processes associated with business management, the following will guide you in the right direction managing your business in British Columbia.
Find resources and support to start, manage and grow your small business in British Columbia. Governments and organizations can help you be successful.
As part of growing your business, you may be considering exporting, importing and investing. Find out what this means for you and your business.
The Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch (LCRB) oversees provincial liquor and cannabis regulations. These are the rules and laws that govern B.C.'s private retail sale of liquor and cannabis.
Security services help keep British Columbians safe from harm. The province regulates and licenses security services industries to ensure they operate under the highest standards of conduct and accountability.
The Province of British Columbia introduced the Pill Press and Related Equipment Control Act to fight against the illegal production of counterfeit pills, particularly those containing opioids, and to help keep them off the streets.
Companies that are incorporated in B.C. are governed by the Business Corporations Act. Watch this space to learn about updates to the Act and regulations and other helpful information for B.C. companies.
Cooperative associations (or “co-ops”) are corporations owned by the people who use and benefit from them.
Small Business BC is B.C.’s key resource centre for comprehensive small business information and services.
Trade and Invest BC – B.C. offers one of North America’s the most competitive, flexible, and supportive business climates. Visit the official trade and investment attraction website for B.C.
Use these resources to get started out on the right foot.
Contact Small Business BC with your business-related questions.