Advocacy

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Tariff threats are generating cost uncertainties in B.C.’s retail sector, but for Greg Wilson, consumers should expect prices to remain relatively stable in the short term.  “If there...Learn More

Canada and the United States remain locked in a very damaging trade war. The situation continues to change by the hour, but here is the latest: Customs Brokerage Concerns: What You Need to Know If you...Learn More

With growing consumer demand for Canadian-made products, businesses must ensure their “Made in Canada” or “Product of Canada” claims meet regulatory standards set by CFIA (for food prod...Learn More

Last Friday, RCC and members attended the Calgary policing summit, hosted by the Calgary Police Commission. This one-day event focused on plans and priorities of the Calgary Police Service. During a ...Learn More

The push to tackle plastic pollution is moving forward! The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has confirmed that the next round of global negotiations (INC 5.2) will take place August 5�...Learn More

RCC members in the private sector who hire PEI summer students can apply for an employee wage subsidy for youth and for post secondary students. Priority is given to roles that enhance community econ...Learn More

Starting May 1, 2025, all Manitoba organizations must comply with the Accessible Information and Communication Standard Regulation to remove barriers in digital, print, and technology-based communi...Learn More

Saskatchewan is proposing updates to The Food Safety Regulations, with key changes impacting restaurants, grocery, and convenience stores. RCC secured an exemption for quick-service restaurants on...Learn More

The BC budget, released on March 4, 2025, includes two actions in response to RCC’s advocacy—though funding to combat organized retail crime remains insufficient. The government is committing&n...Learn More