Region: Lower Mainland/Southwest
Regional District: Fraser Valley
Abbotsford is a complete city with a diverse demography, availability of land, affordability benefits, and an economy set to grow. The City’s close proximity to key transportation infrastructure including the Abbotsford International Airport, U.S. border crossings and the Trans-Canada Hwy (Hwy No. 1), make the City a prime location for growing businesses.
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Vancouver, BC A small business manufacturing opportunity in Cross Laminated Timber or “CLT”, a cost-competitive, strong, light, multi-layer, wood building panel system, the preferable sustainable building material of the 21st century. CLT demand is estimated to grow to 1.2 to 3.6 million m3/yr. at 5 to 15% market... continue
32741 Boult Ave, Abbotsford, BC This company is efficient in terms of operating costs and revenue which makes it an excellent vehicle for@somebody who is driven@and@wants to control their income.The business is based out of the Fraser Valley@with an extensive customer base of@residential@customers,@bi-weekly,@monthly@and@quarterly... continue
32615 S Fraser Way, Abbotsford, BC, V2T 1X8 Introducing our Premier Executive Professional Office available for Hourly Rental. Enjoy your day in this penthouse level office with sweeping views of South Fraser Way. Beautifully appointed with executive furniture, including a couch, this private office is suitable for 2-4 people and this perfect... continue
In August 2013, British Columbia company IMW signed a one billion RMB (US $167 million) equipment purchase agreement with China Gas to supply up to 416 natural gas compressors and related technologies for the construction of up to 310 natural gas stations in China over the next three years.... continue
Virtual reality, altered reality and video gaming are big business in British Columbia, and local companies have been attracting partnerships and investment from compatible international enterprises. It’s easy for businesses here to collaborate with Asian businesses because of frequent... continue
Whistler, British Columbia is known as a world–class ski resort and one of the host cities for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games, but it is also now being recognized as home to one of the world’s preeminent resort planners.Ecosign Mountain Resort Planners has designed resorts and... continue
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