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Survey Shows Business Struggles During COVID19 Pandemic

A BC Chamber of Commerce survey shows that the pandemic is taking a toll on Vancouver Island businesses.

Among the island businesses that took the survey, 80 percent said their sales volume decreased since the pandemic started, 54 percent have had to close temporarily, and 39 percent have cancelled contracts

On a positive note, island businesses are pivoting to meet the new normal with 26 percent saying they increased e-commerce and take-out services while ramping up their digital presence.
Kyle Christensen
Kyle Christensen
News & Weekend Announcer

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