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A Community of Collaboration
Burnaby’s culture of collaboration
brings organizations together to
serve Burnaby’s most vulnerable
population.
8 BURNABY’S
ECONOMIC RECOVERY
Building Back Better Together
The Burnaby Board of Trade takes lead
in Economic Recovery Task Force Plan.
10 BURNABY HOME
TO GROWTH AND
RESILIENCE
With Burnaby continuing to attract
SI LV E R corporate headquarters, the future
looks bright.
12 BURNABY’S SMALL
BUSINESSES PIVOT
Faced with the challenges presented
by COVID-19 Burnaby businesses pivot
to support their bottom line and the
community.
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Message from the
President and CEO
2020 will be a year most of us won’t forget as COVID-19 upended how we do business, how
we socialize, and how we live on a global scale.
It was summer last year that I introduced a new way of thinking about the Burnaby Board of
Trade and our mission: “Catalyst, Convener, and Champion”. In truth we have always delivered
on these values but the “3 C” approach better articulated to others the vital role we serve as a
Catalyst for economic growth, a Convener of business, government and community leaders, and
the Champion for our local business community and their interests.
When COVID-19 struck in mid-March, our business community began to face challenges unlike
any seen before. Using the lens of Catalyst, Convener and Champion, the Burnaby Board of
Trade quickly pivoted to focus exclusively on COVID-19. We set a goal of being first-to-market
with the very latest information on the many government announcements, programs and sup-
ports that were being rolled out, while also providing needed context and explanation through
regular update calls with our network and one-on-one consultations.
To sustain consumer confidence during the worst of the shut-down, we built an “Open for Busi-
ness” directory of local companies still open and encouraged people to #BuyLocalBuyBurnaby
through a digital and print media campaign that reached tens of thousands. Weeks before
businesses began re-opening, the Burnaby Board of Trade was the first chamber of commerce
to develop and publish a local PPE supplier list to help our business community find and secure
the safety equipment necessary to get back to work. And we worked to show how re-opening
could be done, by being the first chamber to fully open its office and resume normal hours.
Throughout COVID-19, we also worked hard to still bring our diverse community together, even when we couldn’t physically be together.
Our events were moved online to continue to create platforms for our members to connect and to learn, and we were also the region’s first
chamber to hold a hybrid in-person/online event, helping to rebuild confidence that business activities can be done safely.
Finally, as our community approached re-opening, the Burnaby Board of Trade was the first chamber anywhere to put together a broad
coalition of business, government, labour, non-profit and education to support recovery, as we did with the Burnaby Business Recovery Task
Force, whose final report and recommendations will guide our efforts moving forward. As we move into recovery we will continue to listen,
to advocate and to deliver the most up-to-date information on programs and resources as they become available. My promise to you, is
that we will keep fighting for and supporting you, our members.
I also want to thank our incredible board of directors who have worked tirelessly this year to support our organization and our mission
to serve you. I would also like to thank the City of Burnaby whose close partnership with our board helps us to work together to create a
healthy and sustainable community for all. Lastly, I want thank you, our members for your unflagging support, your kind words, and your
passion for your businesses. I look forward to working together with you in the coming months and years to build back better.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time. My door is always open.
Sincerely,
Paul Holden – President and CEO
Burnaby Board of Trade
BURNABY BOARD OF TRADE STAFF
Paul Holden, President & CEO 604 412-0100 ext. 1104 e. paul@bbot.ca I Cory Redekop, Director, Policy & Stakeholder Relations 604 412-0100 ext 1103 e. cory@bbot.ca
Tessa Vanderkop, Manager, Marketing, Programs and Sustainability 604 412-0100 ext 1104 e. tessa@bbot.ca I Ann Goncalves, Membership & Marketing Coordinator 604 412-0100 ext 1105 e. ann@bbot.ca
Chris Wei, Membership Account Executive 604 412-0100 ext 1102 e. chris@bbot.ca I Beverley Chin, Membership Account Executive 604 412-0100 ext e. 1111 beverley@bbot.ca
Jocelyn Huber, Event Coordinator 604 412-0100 ext 1110 e. jocelyn@bbot.ca
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Letter from
the Mayor
Our community, like so many around the globe, is facing unprecedented change. While
COVID-19 has tested our resilience, the pandemic also reinforced our greatest strengths.
We are a dynamic, inclusive and connected community, where collaboration is the founda-
tion of success. The City of Burnaby values its partnership with the Burnaby Board of Trade
and we will continue to work together on innovative solutions to unforeseen challenges.
One of our biggest priorities is ensuring Burnaby businesses thrive. As Mayor, I was pleased
to participate in the Burnaby Business Recovery Task Force, alongside representatives
from various businesses, non-profit groups, post-secondary institutions and City staff. I am
confident that the 13 recommendations outlined in the Task Force Action Plan will help
businesses prosper.
I’m particularly excited about the creation of a new Burnaby Centre for Business Recovery
and Resilience. This community resource will provide businesses with training opportunities,
access to technical advice and guidance in navigating the new economy.
We know that for our economy to flourish, we also need to make high-quality childcare
accessible for families of all backgrounds. The City and the Burnaby School District are
working in partnership to develop childcare centres at school sites across Burnaby. Three
centres are already in development, and this summer the City approved a $5.6 million capi-
tal funding grant for four additional centres that will open before the end of the year.
As we chart the path forward, we want to ensure our actions enhance the sustainability of our economy and the environment. Burnaby is
committed to being a carbon neutral community by 2050, and our Climate Action Framework will help us achieve that goal. By building
new sidewalks, expanding our bike network, creating infrastructure for electric vehicles and setting new policies for low-carbon construc-
tion, we will continue to make Burnaby a great place to live and work.
I want to thank the Burnaby Board of Trade and its members for supporting our community in challenging times. As a City, we are proud to
call you our partner.
Mayor Mike Hurley
City of Burnaby
2020/21 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chair: Mike Kaerne, HollyNorth Production Supplies Ltd. I Past Chair: Andrew Scott I Treasurer: Dirk Odenwald, ABC Recycling Ltd.
Chair, Board of Governors: Leza Muir, Pacific Blue Cross I Chair, Governance: Raj Sharma, BC Hydro
Directors: Joanne Curry, Simon Fraser University I Lee-Ann Garnett, City of Burnaby I Lara Graham, Glacier Media I Oskar Kwieton, Shape Properties Management Corporation
Wayne Leslie, Down Syndrome Resource Foundation I Clark Lim, Acuere Consulting I Gurpreet Rai, KPMG I Leelah Dawson, BCIT I Gill Sherwood, G&F Financial Group
Paula Skaper, Kinetix Media Communications I Jason Wong, YVR Prep I Shannon Taylor, Stantec I Tanya Jarrett, Traction on Demand I Dennis Bottiglieri, Luma Tech Solutions
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Burnaby’s Charities
A Community of Collaboration
urnaby is home to over 140 registered charities who serve Jaye Treit, Executive Director of Progressive Housing Society,
the Burnaby community, Metro region and beyond. From attributes the community’s ability to respond to COVID-19 to
providing nutritious meals to the hungry, to offering shelter cooperation between non-profits, business and institutions.
for women and children fleeing violence, to providing assistance
and companionship to isolated seniors, these organizations play a “Burnaby’s ability to pull people together to respond quickly is
vital role in supporting our vulnerable populations. And as major really unique and has made a difficult time also one of positivity.
employers themselves, they also employ over 2 million people, For example, through this incredible network a representative
and contribute nearly 9 percent of GDP across Canada. from one of our post-secondary institutions, reached out to Telus
to coordinate getting phones to our clients. It’s not necessarily her
However, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many of these role but she heard the need and made it happen.
non-profit organizations to dealing with two critical challenges:
serving a dramatically increased demand for their services The City of Burnaby Public Library really took a lead in becoming
while also struggling with the loss of essential funding streams a hub for housing and community services information using cre-
such as their galas, runs, BBQ’s and golf tournaments which are ative platforms and BC Housing has just been fabulous not only in
no longer possible. Burnaby but really communities across the Province by reallocat-
ing resources and being a tremendous support for organizations
How Burnaby’s non-profit sector is rising to meet these dual chal- struggling to serve vulnerable populations. There really are a lot
lenges is a story of collaboration, determination, and of commu- of great stories like these.”
nity commitment that underscores the value and contributions of
these frontline organizations:
The Chamber is community.
Whether in times of prosperity or times of crisis,
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Cynthia Boulter, Chief Operating Officer of the Greater
Vancouver Foodbank echoes that sentiment and the impor-
tance of cross-community collaboration during the crisis.
“Our biggest challenge was finding locations to distribute
food as the neighbourhood houses and community centres
who were our site partners had to shut down their facilities
due to COVID-19 restrictions. We worked closely with
these partners including Burnaby Neighbourhood House
to ensure they continued to receive food from us, and
could in turn safely distribute it to seniors and people with
mobility issues in their communities. Everybody worked
incredibly hard to make sure that food got to people who
really needed it, and at locations accessible to them. It re-
ally takes collaboration to make that happen so quickly.”
Antonia Beck, the Executive Director of Burnaby Neigh-
bourhood House, illustrates the challenges faced by
non-profits which had to navigate closures and restrictions
without abandoning their core community services.
“When the pandemic hit, we had to close our doors but
we were working harder than ever as we pivoted our
programs and services to respond to the community emer-
gency. It’s been incredibly challenging but also rewarding.”
Beck credits the deep connections in the community the
organization has built over the years for their ability to
overcome the challenges posed by COVID-19 health
crisis. Beck then goes on to acknowledge the challenges
of how they will be able to deliver their programs moving
forward given the fundraising challenges they face. Their
annual holiday giftwrap program and gala event con-
tribute significantly to the organization but are in doubt
given COVID-19 restrictions. But as entrepreneurial as
any business leader, Beck muses aloud about other ways
to try and raise the funds necessary to deliver on the vital
programs that serve seniors and youth in the community.
“If there is a unifying theme to how Burnaby charities and
frontline organizations came together so quickly it is clear
that strong relationships are the foundation,” says Jeff
Malmgren, who works in support of the Burnaby Primary
Care Network (PCN), part of an initiative launched two
years ago by the Ministry of Health to integrate health
services to provide better care throughout province.
“In Burnaby, unliklke in many other communities, the Pri-
mary Care Network was seen as an opportunity to extend
beyond health care and realize a community-held vision
for wellness. The social agencies in Burnaby have worked
together extremely well for a long time, and through the
support of the PCN we were able to strike nine intercon-
nected working groups that have strived to effectively
meet community needs through the pandemic. The agen-
cies together with the doctors from the Division of Family
Practice and the local leaders from Fraser Health make
for a strong collaborative partnership.”
Underpinning all of these stories about overcoming the
challenges of COVID-19 is the unique role community
plays in our success. Rather than go it alone, in Burnaby
we know our impact is greatest, our voice is loudest and
our reach is furthest when we work together.
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Burnaby’s Economic Recovery
Building Back
Better Together
he Burnaby Board of Trade’s Pres-
ident and CEO, Paul Holden has
an affable and approachable de-
meanor, so when he says his office
is open to talking to and listening
to the concerns of business both large and
small, he means it. And never more than
now. As a West Ham fan, of course, you
might find yourself having a meeting with
Holden while watching the game and en-
joying a beer at a local eatery, but he is
listening intently and is deeply interested
in what keeps businesses owners and lead-
ers awake at night.
“We have always been very focused
on the concerns of business, but when
COVID-19 hit we knew we had to provide
information on resources and programs
for all businesses in Burnaby, regardless of
membership, as fast and as accurately as
we humanly could. It was really important
for us to listen carefully to the concerns of
people impacted by the crisis and make
sure all levels of government understood
those concerns. We are talking about
people’s livelihoods, families and lifetime
investments. There is no halfway.”
Having witnessed firsthand the impact the more crystal clear. Given how the
COVID-19 health crisis had on business in business community and the community
Burnaby and globally, Holden’s can-do at large are intrinsically linked, it was key
attitude led him to realize that it was that we brought together a broad-based
equally as important to lead business out team representing business, education,
of the crisis and into recovery. goverment and community groups to
lead the way forward, with the SFU
“Our role as a convener, a catalyst and Wosk Centre for Dialogue, helping to
a champion for business has never been facilitate the process.”
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The result of this effort was the Burnaby Business Recovery
Task Force and its 13-point plan that mapped out the areas
of need for Burnaby businesses. The report identified 6
“quick starts” that were able to immediately fill critical needs
including developing a made in Burnaby PPE list to sup-
port re-opening of business, advocating for permitting and
licensing changes to allow food service businesses to quickly
restart with COVID-19 restrictions in place and working
with the childcare sector and employers to support parents
returning to work. It also proposed 7 long-term recommenda-
tions for building resilency, including the Digital Development
Assistance Program outlined below.
“There is still a lot of work to do. But what gives me hope
is the willingness of so many groups to come together, to
collaborate, share ideas and put a plan in place to support
economic vitality and growth in Burnaby. It makes me realize
that Burnaby is a close-knit community and by working to-
gether we can make things happen. ” says Holden.
For more on the Burnaby Board of Trade
and its efforts to support local business, visit
bbot.ca/covid-19/
Digital Development
Assistance Program
The Digital Development Assistance Program (DDA Program) • Social Media Marketing
provides small businesses, non-profits and solopreneurs with • Digital Advertising
direct, hands-on support to build, optimize, and enhance their • Website Analysis and Development
digital activities at no-cost. • Remote Working Tools
• E-Commerce
Leveraging Burnaby’s world-class post-secondary institutions,
the DDA Program delivers digital supports for local businesses This program was made possible with support from The
using skilled and trained local students. Participating businesses Government of Canada, Western Economic Diversification
select digital supports and are matched with a local student(s) Canada and Simon Fraser University.
from the DDA Digital Marketing Team who work
with them remotely to develop and implement their choice
of digital solutions, including:
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2020 Growth in Burnaby
he economic impact of COVID-19 on Paul Holden, President and CEO of the Burnaby
business both locally and across the globe Board of Trade – which functions as the official
has been enormous. Facing a new reality economic development partner of the City
imposed by the virus, businesses large and of Burnaby – notes that the future in Burnaby
small have had to implement new health remains bright. “While we definitely have
protocols across their operations and facilitate seen the impacts of COVID-19 on our business
the decampment of office workers to home community, we’ve also seen businesses continue
offices all the while facing lay-offs and faltering to plan for future growth here as well. When
consumer confidence. you have businesses like SPUD.ca, Electronic Arts,
and Daiya Foods growing their footprint here,
While most businesses have been affected to and developers like SHAPE Properties investing
some degree, some sectors were particularly big in Burnaby, it is a vote of confidence in the
impacted and faced dramatic revenue declines optimistic future of our city.”
and significant business closures. Following the
emergence of COVID-19 in the spring, 2/3 of Local food manufacturer Daiya Foods is currently
BC businesses reported sales declined by at underway on its significant move to Burnaby’s
least half, and nearly 50% of BC businesses Production Way business district. Spurred by
reported laying off staff, leading to the highest increased global demand for plant-based foods,
unemployment rate in over 40 years and a Daiya’s new facility will increase its production
national recession. Yet, amidst these troubling footprint from 65,000 to 400,000 square feet
figures there are signs of growth and resilience and will be one of the largest food production
particularly in Burnaby, whose central location facilities of its kind in the province. In addition to
and lower business costs make it attractive for food production, the new facilities will also house
companies looking to move to or relocate within Daiya’s corporate headquarters, innovation
the Metro Vancouver region. centre and warehouse, bringing 350 employees
to Burnaby.
“Daiya Foods is a Canadian success story.
This new facility will allow us to quadruple
our production capacity, and have more
space and resources to continue developing
high-quality, innovative plant-based foods,”
says Michael D. Watt, President of Daiya Foods.
“In choosing to base our global production in
Burnaby, we are reinforcing our commitment to
operating a long-term, sustainable business
in the Lower Mainland.”
“Electronic Arts, the international video game
publisher known for titles such as Plants vs
Zombies and the EA SPORTS game portfolio, has
also committed to a significant expansion of its
Burnaby presence. EA recently signed a lease
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built adjacent to its iconic campus on Sanderson Way, signalling its key metropolitan areas in the Lower Mainland.” Says Peter van
intention that it’s here to stay in Burnaby. Stolk, CEO of FoodX Technologies and SPUD.ca.
“Last year, we celebrated 20 years here on this campus,” said SHAPE Properties has been instrumental in changing the skyline of
Matt Bilbey, EVP, Strategic Growth. “This is home to some of the Burnaby and helping the city transform from a bedroom commu-
most talented developers and engineers in the world. The global nity to a bustling and dynamic metropolis in its own right.
video game industry is at the heart of an innovation economy and
we are pleased to contribute to setting the standard for interac- After over a decade of planning, Phase One of The Amazing
tive experiences here in Burnaby.” Brentwood development has now opened. A mixed-use devel-
opment seamlessly integrated with rapid transit, its first three
Food Technology company SPUD.ca \ FoodX Technologies, a fresh towers are complete and an array of new shops and commercial
food delivery platform, moved its operations to Burnaby in 2018 enterprises are opening at the corner of Willingdon Avenue
opening a 74,0000 square foot, state-of-the-art warehousing and Lougheed Highway – what is fast becoming Burnaby’s most
facility. The facility utilizes proprietary technology to provide dynamic crossroad.
sustainable home food delivery for local and national grocery re-
tailers and will employ 500 people in such roles as tech, customer In a different part of the city, SHAPE Properties is behind
service, business development, operations and finance, which will another significant investment which will help shape the future
support the company’s national expansion. of Burnaby. The City of Lougheed development will transform
the Lougheed Town Centre community with a 37-acre master
“When we were looking to grow our BC operations, we evaluated plan complete with up to 20 residential towers, 5 acres of park
a number of locations for ease of access, quality of infrastructure, space, new shops, restaurants, streetscapes and plazas that will
and general amenities. Burnaby’s Big Bend community met all of be home to thousands.
our requirements. Our delivery fleet is able to efficiently deliver
“Burnaby is a very unique and exciting community. Its natural
beauty, strategic location and robust transportation system have
been complemented by many years of consistent, forward-thinking
urban planning policies which together have resulted in an eco-
nomically prosperous and sustainable city. These strong fundamen-
tals have enabled SHAPE to plan and commence two of the most
dynamic and exciting development underway in North America -
The Amazing Brentwood and The City of Lougheed,” says Darren
Kwiatkowski, Executive Vice President, Acquisitions + Development
with SHAPE Properties.
Yes, the challenges of COVID-19 have been real and significant,
but as businesses look to position themselves for the future and
what comes next, more and more are seeing and seizing opportu-
nity in Burnaby.
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Persevere Through COVID-19
s COVID-19 caused shutdowns and closures throughout our economy, Burnaby businesses were forced
to pivot and find new ways of operating, build new revenue streams, and create new ways of giving
back to our community. These are the stories of three Burnaby businesses which faced the challenges of
COVID-19 head on, embraced the entrepreneurial spirit, and forged new ways of doing business.
YVR Prep’s Simply Foods
Simply Foods, a member of Metro Vancouver’s premier
food commissary, YVR Prep, has seen its share of ups
and downs since the pandemic took hold in March
2020. When the catering business ground to a halt
they had no choice but to lay off their entire kitchen
staff. But rather than shutter
their doors permanently,
the team dug their heels in
and reached out to their
network to offer a safe and
affordable meal program to
assist the community’s most
vulnerable groups: low-in-
come families and those
experiencing homelessness.
Collaborating with a local
non-profit serving these
populations, Simply Foods
set out to provide a three-
meal-per-day, seven-days-
per-week program to help
feed those living in temporary shelters and supportive
housing centres via curbside drop-off. This effort
created a safe way to help these vulnerable residents
obtain a nutritious and balanced diet during a difficult
time when many similar services were being suspended.
“It’s been the most challenging time for all businesses.
Fortunately, we pivoted to where the market need
existed and that allowed us to keep our business
open, bring back a number of our staff, and help
meet critical needs of the community,” says Jason
Wong, co-founder of Simply Foods and YVR Prep.
Greenscape Design and Décor
Greenscape Design and Décor transforms regular
spaces into gorgeous green experiences with replica
greenery that has won them accolades locally and
abroad. With film production, special events and
investments in commercial spaces halted during the
COVID-19 shutdown, Greenscape had to pivot quickly.
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quickly began distributing plexiglass dividers and
barriers for workplaces and retail operations. Corinne
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