Region: Thompson/Okanagan
Regional District: Central Okanagan
Peachland is a growing town of around 5,000 people
nestled in the elbow of scenic Lake Okanagan, British
Columbia, Canada - a growing town eager for new
business opportunities, ready to help people moving
to Peachland looking to start a new business or home
where they can live, work and play.
Peachland is a key Canadian tourist destination for
thousands of visitors during the summer months
offering a spectacular view of mountains stretching
from nearby Kelowna in the north to Penticton in the
south and an eight kilometre lakefront attraction that
is the envy of the Okanagan.
http://peachland.ca
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1980 cooper rd, Kelowna, BC Focused primarily on maintenance work, this Electrical Contracting company has shown consistent revenues and profitability through variable market conditions.@The company was started in 1982 and has grown into one of the premier mid-sized electrical service companies in the BC Interior, by focusing ... continue
5760 Beach Ave, Peachland, BC, V0H 1X6 Resort-style office space available for sale. 20 minutes from Kelowna. Occupancy: Spring 2020.... continue
Okanagan, Okanagan, BC Fully updated, Nationally branded Gas station and Convenience Store (Central Okanagan).@ Major roadway improvement/expansion project is NOW COMPLETE, allowing for direct access off of the highest traffic volume section of road in the region. An optional retail opportunity adds an extra level of pote... continue
https://news.gov.bc.ca/stories/aboriginal-business-and-investment-council-finalized VICTORIA - As the province attracts increased investment opportunities, the new Aboriginal Business and Investment Council is ready to help move projects forward that create jobs for families across... continue
Successful partnerships can strengthen communities, companies and regions. That’s certainly the case for the Stk’emlupsemc te Sewepemc Nation (SSN), which represents two member bands of the Secwepemc Nation that joined forces to pursue economic development opportunities in B.C.&rsquo... continue
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