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Resources

Member Resources

The Point Grey Village BIA member resources centre includes helpful small business services, tenant resources, government grant sources, business improvement tips, annual general meeting information, local updates, opportunities and much more.
Become a Business Member

Business Resources & Links

Small Business BC

• Non-Profit Resource for British Columbia’s Small Business Community

Tenant Resources

• Small Business Guides for Relocation Planning

Business Grants & Programs

• Storefront Improvement Grant

Fun Fact Sheet & BIA 101

• What the Point Grey Village BIA Can Do For Your Business

Annual General Meetings

• Thursday, September 29th, 2022

COVID-19 ADVISORY

Whether it is a public health issue, natural disaster, or other emergencies, it is important to be prepared and ensure you have an up-to-date business continuity and disaster recovery plan. Here are some other resources to assist you in your planning. Please refer to the resources linked below and also check for daily updates on official government platforms.

Health Resources & Links

Local, Provincial, and Global Information & Statistics

• Vancouver Coastal Health: Get the Latest Information and Resources
• HealthLinkBC: Public Health Alerts and the Latest Updates
• World Health Organization: Latest Updates

Business

• Canada’s COVID-19 Economic Response Plan
• Canadian Business Resilience Network (Canadian Chamber of Commerce)
• Support for Entrepreneurs Impacted by COVID-19 (BDC)
• Employment and Social Development Canada (Government of Canda)
• Resources for Small Businesses (Small Business BC)

Guides

• PreparedBC: Guide for Small Business (Government of BC)
• Business Continuity & Recovery Plan (Canadian Chamber of Commerce)
• Support for Restaurants (BCRFA)
• COVID-19 Resources for Foodservice Operators (Restaurants Canada)
• Keeping You and Your Employees Safe (CFIB)

If you or someone you know is experiencing possible COVID-19 symptoms, call your local primary care provider or

8-1-1. Those who are deaf or hard of hearing can call 7-1-1. You can also conduct an initial self-diagnosis at the provincial government’s HealthLinkBC page.