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 Association News With the return of large gatherings and in-person events, new phases of PHO regulations and a surprise federal election, September is certainly shaping up to be a month of change! As we adapt to new norms and the challenges they may bring, we approach autumn with optimism for the good things to come.   
Regulatory NewsGovernment AffairsSource: Government of BC
The province has annouced it will be offering event organizers recovery grants up to $250,000 (per event) to help offset the losses caused by COVID-19.
Coming from a diverse background in digital design, photography and business communications, Logan joined the BOMA team in mid-August. Along with managing all future media and marketing initiatives, he will be supporting our Senior Manager, Events & Member Services, Kiomi Lutz. You can contact logan at logan@boma.bc.ca or through any of our social channels. 
Events & Education
Registration for the Welcome Back Boat Cruise Presented by Community Fire Prevention closes on Wednesday, Sept. 8 — Don't miss this mariner masquerade!
Good to Know FortisBC Energy Inc (FortisBC) is seeking input from customers interested in purchasing Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) beginning as early as the fourth quarter of 2021.
Event Calendar
National NewsSource: REMI Network
“As office workers continue returning to their places of employment, concerns over COVID-19 persist, especially as new variants continue to wreak havoc. Bradley Corp.’s latest Healthy Handwashing Survey found that in response, employees are taking preventive actions.”
Around the IndustrySource: Western Investor
Promising data shows that September should be a month of recovery for Metro Vancouver’s commercial real estate sector, but the pandemic’s fourth wave may put a stop to that.
Source: Times Colonist
Reliance Properties is planning a 6.7-acre development in downtown Victoria, which could be one of the largest developments in the city.
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