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Our Economy
Employment
There are many opportunities for skilled immigrant and temporary workers coming to B.C. This section provides information on our job market and career planning.
Economy
British Columbia actively promotes international trade with Asia, Europe and the United States. Learn more about British Columbia's advantages, explore our key industries and find out how to do business in British Columbia from B.C or abroad.
This section will help you find information about B.C.’s current economy and expected future economic trends.
Related Resources:
- Trade and Invest British Columbia: How we can help
- Trade and Invest British Columbia: Key industries
- Trade and Invest British Columbia: Invest in B.C.
Cost of Living
The cost of living in British Columbia varies depending on where you live. This section helps you learn about the cost of living in different regions of B.C., and what you can expect to pay for things like housing, healthcare, taxes, utilities and transportation.
Income and Wages
Learn how much money people earn in various jobs in British Columbia. Also learn which taxes will apply to you and how much of your income you can expect to pay in taxes each year as a B.C. resident.
