THE CHAMPIONS OF BC's MAIN STREETS
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Formed in 1991 to assist and promote the BIA movement in British Columbia,
Business Improvement Areas of British Columbia (BIABC) is the provincial
champion of strong, vibrant and successful downtowns, main streets and
commercial districts throughout our province.
Creating partnerships
neighbourhoods grow from.
Your BIABC has forged important, beneficial and lasting partnerships with organizations like Terasen Gas, BC Hydro and Fortis BC, the International Council of Shopping Centres and the International Downtown Association. These relationships enable BIABC members to access tools that will help shape and enhance neighbourhoods, save money and source local BC solutions and perspectives using a global network of urban developers and contacts.
BIAs work together to create stronger communities! π€
From local government partnerships to tourism and business collaborations, BIAs play a key role in connecting organizations that help businesses and communities thrive.
Special thanks to all of the BIAs across BC for their ...
From local government partnerships to tourism and business collaborations, BIAs play a key role in connecting organizations that help businesses and communities thrive.
Special thanks to all of the BIAs across BC for their ...
Meet the people behind your BIA! π
BIAs are run by passionate staff, dedicated board members, and incredible volunteers who work tirelessly to support local businesses and improve our communities.
On that note, a huge shout-out to our Board for their hard ...
BIAs are run by passionate staff, dedicated board members, and incredible volunteers who work tirelessly to support local businesses and improve our communities.
On that note, a huge shout-out to our Board for their hard ...
BIAs advocate for businesses and communities! π’
BIAs provide a united voice on key issues like commercial tax fairness, economic development, and community revitalization.
β¨ Fighting for lower commercial property taxes
β¨ Securing public realm improvements
β¨ Supporting small businesses post-pandemic
Additionally, BIABC is the ...
BIAs provide a united voice on key issues like commercial tax fairness, economic development, and community revitalization.
β¨ Fighting for lower commercial property taxes
β¨ Securing public realm improvements
β¨ Supporting small businesses post-pandemic
Additionally, BIABC is the ...
BIAs work to keep our communities clean and safe! π β¨
From graffiti removal and street cleaning to safety patrols and social employment programs, BIAs play a key role in keeping neighborhoods vibrant and welcoming for everyone.
We believe that everyone deserves ...
From graffiti removal and street cleaning to safety patrols and social employment programs, BIAs play a key role in keeping neighborhoods vibrant and welcoming for everyone.
We believe that everyone deserves ...
Making our streets beautiful & functional! π¨πΏ
BIAs invest in public art, pedestrian-friendly spaces, street lighting, and beautification projects that make neighbourhoods more welcoming and enjoyable.
Have you noticed murals, parklets, or new benches in your area? Those are often BIA-led ...
BIAs invest in public art, pedestrian-friendly spaces, street lighting, and beautification projects that make neighbourhoods more welcoming and enjoyable.
Have you noticed murals, parklets, or new benches in your area? Those are often BIA-led ...
BIAs create vibrant communities through events! π
From street festivals to farmers' markets, BIAs work hard to bring events that drive traffic, boost local economies, and create unforgettable experiences.
Want to know more about whatβs happening in your BIA? Visit your local ...
From street festivals to farmers' markets, BIAs work hard to bring events that drive traffic, boost local economies, and create unforgettable experiences.
Want to know more about whatβs happening in your BIA? Visit your local ...
Itβs officially #BIAWeek! π’
Did you know there are 80+ BIAs across BC, representing over 55,000 small and medium businesses? BIAs are dedicated to strengthening our communities, revitalizing business districts, and advocating for local businesses.
Join us this week as we highlight ...
Did you know there are 80+ BIAs across BC, representing over 55,000 small and medium businesses? BIAs are dedicated to strengthening our communities, revitalizing business districts, and advocating for local businesses.
Join us this week as we highlight ...
Our thanks to @NinaKriegerBC and @terryyungbc for opportunity to discuss Repeat Violent Offender Program and Opportunity to share our significant concerns / impacts of retail crime and advancing this issue as a priority.
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A round of applause for our fantastic lineup of Tuesday Keynotes ππ½
Morning sessions:
β· Main Street Metrics: Making Data Driven Decisions and Measuring Impact with Greg Spencer, @canadianurbaninstitute
β· Art β $: A new formula for cultural impact with Jennie Kovalcik ...
Morning sessions:
β· Main Street Metrics: Making Data Driven Decisions and Measuring Impact with Greg Spencer, @canadianurbaninstitute
β· Art β $: A new formula for cultural impact with Jennie Kovalcik ...
As days lengthen and afternoons warm, BIA event season is just around the corner.
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