Image: The City of Mission is partnering with the Mission Chamber of Commerce to provide more services and events to the region. / Supplied by City of Mission
Economic News

Mission expands business service partnership

Mar 20, 2025 | 4:00 PM

MISSION — The City of Mission is expanding its business services agreement with the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce to provide more support, events and resources for local businesses.

Under the new three-year agreement, the Chamber will develop a comprehensive welcome package for new businesses, offering key tools and resources to help them succeed. It will also monitor trends and identify areas where the City can better support the business community.

“Promoting employment and economic growth in our community is one of Council’s biggest priorities, and that’s something we need to do in partnership,” said Mayor Horn on behalf of Council.

“This collaboration allows us to deliver more impactful events and business services, including resources tailored to new and aspiring entrepreneurs to help them launch and grow,” said Miriam Bozman, Executive Director at the Chamber.

The partnership aims to boost economic growth through events such as the Mission Job Fair, which connects job seekers with employers, and the long-running Candlelight Parade, a holiday tradition showcasing local talent and businesses. A Business Forum will also be held to provide updates and answer questions about regulations and processes.

“This new agreement represents a shared vision for our economic resilience and growth, promising a brighter and more sustainable future for all our residents,” said Chamber Board President Celine Dauphney.

City officials say the renewed collaboration will strengthen Mission’s business sector while fostering a more vibrant local economy. The agreement takes effect immediately.

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