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The Burnaby Board is supportive of the City of Burnaby’s proposed Metrotown Downtown Plan which would guide the area’s growth over the coming decades and create a downtown core in Metrotown by permitting higher density throughout the area. The BBOT supports the City’s vision of continuing to develop Metrotown into a vibrant and diverse urban centre with walkable, transitoriented communities, mixed-use residential development, and a variety of new commercial opportunities for businesses. The BBOT believes the proposed plan would encourage signiﬁcant economic investment in the area over the coming years and would create new opportunities for a variety of businesses as the area develops and grows. “This plan will allow Burnaby to maximize the tremendous potential that Con’t on p.3

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Metrotown landuse map courtesy of the City of Burnaby, Planning and Building Department. Go to burnaby.ca to view the full report.

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the city in the next 25 years. “In order to welcome the expected growth in population while mitigating negative impacts such as urban sprawl, traffic congestion and even higher housing costs, increased density will be essential,” says Holden. “The BBOT believes that Burnaby does development right by allowing growth where it can be best

absorbed by our existing infrastructure and that is what this plan aims to do. We feel that this is the best way to ensure Burnaby can grow while remaining an attractive city in which to live, work, play and learn.” The BBOT has issued a statement outlining its position on the proposed Metrotown Downtown Plan and its impacts

on the community which can be found at bbot.ca. The BBOT will continue to engage with the City on the plan’s development as well as consult with its Social Development Committee and Environmental Sustainability Committee to ensure all stakeholders and perspectives are represented. ¾

Pledge Success Story: Grand & Toy’s sustainability commitment to corporate citizenship With a growing global population, ever increasing energy prices, diminishing natural resources, a highly competitive business and economic landscape, and rising consumer engagement surrounding environmental impact; sustainability in business is no longer an option—it is a requirement. Sustainability can both build consumer trust in a company, but also lay the foundation for long-term organizational success in an ever-changing, resource-stressed world. But it is not enough for companies to simply create a sustainability program and view its initiatives as a separate function from finance, marketing or human resources. The drive towards true sustainability in business requires an integrated strategy in which environmental responsibility is wholly embedded within a company’s structure and culture. Grand & Toy, one of the largest American-owned business solutions and B2B office products and service providers, is a leading example of how brands can lead this new business paradigm, inspire social innovation, and help businesses reduce their environmental footprint while still optimizing their bottom line. Grand & Toy’s sustainability journey started in 2008 with the publication of the company’s first corporate social responsibility report. The purpose of the sustainability program was to “strive to find ways to be better for our environment, our communities, and our Canadian business community.” This intention continues today and remains just as relevant. To establish the organization’s most important sustainability priorities, Grand &

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Toy connected with stakeholders. Over the years, the executive team has continued to reach out to associates, customers and suppliers to ensure their focus is still material. Grand & Toy’s most important environmental priorities have been consistently identiﬁed through this process: greener products, waste and recycling programs, and community involvement. The greener products challenge was addressed by introducing a new “shades of green” classiﬁcation system. This initiative (called GreenerOfficeTM) allows Grand & Toy customers to easily identify greener products, keep track of their green spend, set greener purchasing goals, and even be recognized as the best in their industry through the company’s Leadership in Greener Purchasing awards. In 2016, green products constituted 27% of the organization’s total sales—a 3 per cent increase from the previous year. To tackle recycling, Grand & Toy formed a partnership with TerraCycle Canada in 2014 to ensure customers access to viable recycling solutions for coffee capsules. This partnership grew and now also offers Zero Waste Boxes for items often considered unrecyclable such as personal protective equipment, candy bar wrappers, breakroom supplies, and writing instruments. Since 2011, Grand & Toy has also been engaged in battery recycling in partnership with Call2Recycle®—North

America’s ﬁrst and largest battery stewardship program. Finally, THINK is Grand & Toy’s ink & toner recycling solution for the workplace. We collect empty ink & toner cartridges and remanufacture them where possible, recycling all others that cannot be remanufactured. Grand & Toy is active in many communities across Canada. The Pause and Affect volunteer program allows company employees one volunteer day per year. A partnership with the Nature Conservancy of Canada was established in 2016 to provide a foundation for this program. To date, Grand & Toy associates have contributed over 1,000 volunteer hours as part of Pause and Affect. Grand & Toy has taken a holistic approach towards sustainability challenges by leveraging both workplace solutions and programs, to build a bottom line that supports both planet and proﬁt. As the organization celebrates its 135th birthday, Grand & Toy’s corporate strategy to encourage positive change in business behaviors by inspiring sustainable change across the country, is sure to be a key driver in growth both organizationally and environmentally. ¾

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Calling All Eco-Heroes! Are you or do you know an individual, business or group working with sustainability as a priority in our Burnaby community? In celebration of Earth Day (April 22), The Burnaby Board of Trade is looking to recognize “Eco-Heroes” and we need your help! Through The Pledge for a Sustainable Community, we have developed a directory of over 150 businesses who are making a commitment to reduce their environmental footprint. This April we will celebrate our Pledge heroes and others in our community

Join The Pledge for a Sustainable Community Many businesses are already taking steps to reduce their environmental footprint by doing simple things like: •Setting printers to double-sided which can reduce up to 50% of paper waste/year. •Posting light switch reminders or installing occupancy sensors to keep lights off when unused can save about 25% of lighting energy. •Composting food waste that can help save over 50% of food that ends up in the landﬁll. The fact is, you’re probably already doing things to help the environment so why not let everyone know about your successes! Visit bbotpledge.ca to ﬁnd out more about this free resource and what you can gain by engaging with us! ¾

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Minister of Finance talks BC Budget at Burnaby Board of Trade Event By Devon Hardie devon@bbot.ca BC Finance Minister Mike de Jong was in Burnaby on February 23rd to discuss the new, 2017 BC Budget at an event organized by the Burnaby Board of Trade. Minister de Jong spoke to the crowd of over 100 business men and women on the context surrounding the Budget, its outcomes and priorities, the budget decision-making process, and welcomed questions from the ﬂoor during the engaging presentation. Minister de Jong highlighted the fact that the 2017 BC Budget was the ﬁfth consecutive balanced budget and that BC was in an enviable economic position. The Minister also emphasized the growing diversity of BC’s export markets, the budget increases for health, education and children’s services, and the 50% cut to Medical Service Plan (MSP) premiums, which result in substantial savings for businesses as many pay MSP premiums

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The Burnaby Young Professionals On the heels of their successful launch event, the Burnaby Young Professionals Network student career development (BYPN) held their ﬁrst “How To” workshop in a series aimed at supporting emerging leaders. The workshop, “Building Relationships Instead of Collecting Cards” was a great success. It was designed to help transform the networking experience from a stressful necessity to an enjoyable activity. Ryan St. Germaine, CEO at BCjobs.ca, BC Tech Jobs & Jobcast, and Camila Louzada, a Chartered Professional in Human Resources, world-class Recruiter and Career Coach facilitated the evening. The BYPN will continue to offer workshops and networking opportunities for Burnaby’s young professionals throughout 2017, BYPN Chair Renee Chau says “The BYPN has an amazing team of young The Access 2016/2017 program has a lot professionals who are passionate about on the horizon before it winds up in May. building a program that will provide an Students and mentors continue to meet and avenue for people to gain the resources, skills, forge new relationships and opportunities. and network they need to grow their career.” UPCOMING SPRING EVENTS We are working hard to develop content that Board Games Night is timely and relevant for today’s job market” Social gathering slated for March 22 she added. “This is an amazing opportunity and hosted by the Access Community to work with an organization that trusts the Engagement Committee. committee to determine the overall vision Speed Resume Roundtable while providing the necessary support to Workshop set for March 29 and hosted by move things forward, so it will be exciting to the Access Skills Development Committee. see how this program evolves over the next Finance Panel few years.” To ﬁnd out more about BYPN visit “So You Want to Go into Finance” roundtable bbot.ca (programs) or email tessa@bbot.ca. discussion being held on April 4.

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themselves on behalf of their employees. A few days prior to the Minister’s event, the BBOT was in Victoria for the unveiling of the new budget. Frank Bassett, Chair of the BBOT Board of Directors, and Cory Redekop, BBOT Policy & Events Manager, were in the Legislature for Finance Minister Mike de Jong’s final budget before the provincial election, representing BBOT members with the provincial government. Overall, the BBOT was very pleased to see another balanced budget and applauded the provincial government’s commitment to fiscal discipline and its prudent fiscal management. The BBOT believes that British Columbia benefits greatly from distinguishing itself as a jurisdiction with sound economic policy as evidenced by balanced budgets, surpluses, and a triple AAA credit rating, especially given the recent uncertainty surrounding economic and trade policy across much of the world. Of particular interest to BBOT members, and the Burnaby business community as a whole, Budget 2017 announced the elimination of the provincial sales tax (PST) on electricity used by businesses over the coming two years. This is a positive move which will help companies across the board and in particular manufacturers, hotels, restaurants and other heavy users of electricity. That being said, the BBOT will continue to advocate for greater reforms to the PST, namely a phased-in PST exemption on business investments in new equipment, machinery, and software. ¾

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10,800

2010 FORD TAURUS AWD

SYNC, Tech Package, Heated Seats, Sunroof

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1009146

13,300

2014 BUICK VERANO SEDAN

Backup Camera, Bluetooth, Heated Seats

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1499161

16,300

2013 HYUNDAI SONATA HYBRID SEDAN Leather, Heated Seats, Bluetooth, Keyless Ignition

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE

Cars & Trucks

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE

9,800

#2956604

2013 DODGE DART SE SEDAN Well Equipped

10,300

2006 ACURA CSX PREMIUM SEDAN

Navigation, Sunroof, Leather Heated Seats

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #2699424

11,300

2012 HYUNDAI VELOSTER COUPE

Navigation, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Sunroof, Heated Seats

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1286538

#1383101

17,300

13,300

Backup Camera, Bluetooth, Leather

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE

16,800

#1322901X

2010 CHEVROLET CAMARO 1LS COUPE Bluetooth

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1039338

21,300

2015 FORD C-MAX HYBRID 2010 FORD F-150 XLT 4X4 SUPER CAB SE MyFord Touch, SYNC

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1353607

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE

2013 KIA OPTIMA EX SEDAN

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #153936X

21,800

2013 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF GTI HATCHBACK Bluetooth, Heated Seats, Sunroof

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1399436

27,300

2015 FORD MUSTANG ECOBOOST COUPE

SYNC, Backup Camera, Wireless Streaming, Leather Heated/Cooled Seats

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #153549X

29,800

Backup Sensor, Tow Package

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1019425

24,800

2012 RAM 1500 LARAMIE 4X4 QUAD CAB Navigation, Backup Camera, Heated Leather Seats, Sunroof

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1299334

28,300

2014 TOYOTA TUNDRA SR5 DOUBLE CAB Backup Camera, Bluetooth

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1496453

31,800

VANS & SUVs

2013 HYUNDAI SANTA FE SPORT 2.0 TURBO

Navigation, Backup Camera, Sunroof, Heated Leather Seats

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1389179

18,800

2015 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY TOURING

Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Leather

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #563183

19,800

2015 JEEP COMPASS SPORT 4WD

Leather, Heated Seats Sunroof

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1599258

21,800

2013 CHEVROLET EQUINOX 2LT Backup Camera, Bluetooth, Heated Leather Seats, Sunroof

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1339193

19,300

2011 BUICK ENCLAVE CXL2

Navigation, Backup Camera, Leather, 7 Passenger

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1199317

20,800

2014 VOLKSWAGEN TIGUAN COMFORTLINE 4MOTION Bluetooth, Heated Leather Seats

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1493905

25,300

2012 GMC ACADIA SLE AWD

2013 FORD FLEX LIMITED AWD

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE

Backup Camera, Sunroof, 7 Passenger Navigation, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Panoramic Sunroof, Heated Leather Seats, 7 Passenger

#1279335

26,300

2013 LINCOLN MKX AWD Navigation, Backup Camera, Blind Spot Information System, Tow Package, Leather

SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1399348

27,300

604-256-8490 *Price is net of all Ford incentives, does not include $599 doc fee, levy or taxes.Vehicle may not be exactly as shown. Ad expires March 31st 2017.

#1319429

26,800

2014 INFINITI QX60 AWD

Navigation, Backup Camera, Bluetooth, Heated Leather Seats, Sunroof, 7 Passenger

FLASH PRICE SPRING CLEAROUT PRICE #1496575

39,800