David Eby Sworn In As 37Th Premier Of Bc

Last Friday, Premier David Eby was sworn in as the 37th Premier of British Columbia at the Musqueam Community Centre in Vancouver. He reiterated his priorities of public safety, affordability, and health care. To that end, he will be making a public safety announcement on Sunday, and introducing legislation on housing on Monday, which he […]

Douglas College Survey | Bed Linens

The marketing team at Douglas College is looking for your feedback! As part of their marketing practicum project, they have created a survey to collect important information on sustainable practices being utilized in the BC hospitality industry! Please fill out the survey below and help Douglas College students collect valuable information to support our industry! […]

Reminder | Bcha Membership Structure Changes

The BC Hotel Association is committed to serving the entire hotel and accommodation sector, along with the wide array of businesses involved in its success. To better reflect the diversity of the operators and organizations we represent, we have changed some of the language used to describe our membership structure

Mrdt Increase | 2026 Fifa World Cup

Earlier this week, the Ministry of Finance introduced Bill 42 – 2022: Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2022 into legislature which will present a new Major Events Municipal and Regional District Tax (MRDT) of up to 2.5% on short-term accommodation sales. The City of Vancouver intends to use this temporary measure to offset the costs of planning, staging, and […]

Bcha Partners With Alltourage | Simplify The Hiring Process

Finding solutions to the workforce crisis is among our most significant priorities at the BCHA and we are excited to share that we have partnered with Alltourage to help support the recruitment efforts for our association members. ​ Alltourage is a Vancouver-based company whose mission is to accelerate the hiring process by leveraging their own ecosystems in […]

Able Bc | Resumption Of Ldb Wholesale Distribution

*** originally shared via ABLE BCThe Liquor Distribution Branch (LDB) distribution centres and wholesale customer centres have completed all orders placed before 3:00 pm on August 17 and are working overtime to ship orders placed after August 31 now.  This is good news for industry and a great step toward restocking shelves across the province. […]

Able Bc | Update On Alcohol Distribution And Quantity Limits

* Shared on behalf of ABLE BC The British Columbia General Employee’s Union (BCGEU) and the BC Government reached a tentative deal earlier this week and that, as a show of good faith, the BCGEU is standing down strike action at the Liquor Distribution Branch’s (LDB) warehouses and ending its ban on overtime. The LDB has […]

Bcha Federal Tourism Growth Strategy Submission

The BCHA is pleased to share our submission for the Federal Growth Strategy, which mirrors key asks from our national hotel and tourism sector. In addition to outlining the key asks and pillars in our collective strategy — Labour, Borders and Transportation, Investment and Building a Regenerative and Inclusive Tourism Sector– the BCHA always drew […]

Able Bc Update | Bcgeu Strike

A Message from Executive Director Jeff Guignard About the BCGEU Strike This Monday, British Columbia’s entire $15 billion liquor and cannabis industries were thrown into disarray when the British Columbia BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) commenced strike action outside of four critical Liquor Distribution Branch warehouses. Like you, we believe this situation is both unfair […]

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SUSTAINABILITY CHAMPION

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CATEGORY-SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY
  • Open to any accommodation property in British Columbia.

Please address each of the following criteria in your nomination submission, limiting your response to a maximum of 200 words per question. Bullet point responses are acceptable.

SUPPORTING MATERIALS

    CULINARY EXCELLENCE

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    • Must be from an accommodation-operated food and beverage company in British Columbia.

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      LEADER OF THE FUTURE

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      • Age 35 and under.

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        HOTELIER OF THE YEAR

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        • Must be a General Manager, Vice President, Regional Vice President or President/Executive Director of a BC-based hotel or hotel group.

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          HOUSEKEEPING EXCELLENCE

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            ACCOMMODATION OF THE YEAR

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              Community Contribution award

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              COMMUNITY IMPACT
              INDUSTRY SUPPORT
              SUPPORTING MATERIALS