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Free session explains how businesses can join Nch’ú7mut Contracting registry

Storefronts including Sunflower Bakery & Cafe on a downtown Squamish street, with the granite cliffs of the Stawamus Chief behind
Local businesses in downtown Squamish, below the Stawamus Chief. Photo: Guerinf, CC0

The Squamish Chamber of Commerce and Nch’ú7mut Contracting Ltd. are holding a free information session for local businesses. It covers the Nch’ú7mut Endorsed Business Registry and how it links businesses to work on major projects in Squamish and across Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw Territory. Both Indigenous-owned and non-Indigenous-owned businesses can learn how to register.

What changesRegistration for the session is free, and it is open to business owners, contractors, suppliers and service providers.

What is happening

The Squamish Chamber of Commerce is teaming up with Nch’ú7mut Contracting Ltd. to run a free information session about procurement. Procurement is how a project buys the goods and services it needs from businesses.

Nch’ú7mut Contracting Ltd. is part of the Nch’ḵay̓ Group, the economic development corporation of the Squamish Nation.

Cleveland Avenue in downtown Squamish lined with shops, banners and parked cars under a cloudy sky
Cleveland Avenue in downtown Squamish. Photo: Guerinf, CC0

What the session covers

The session focuses on the Nch’ú7mut Endorsed Business Registry. The registry connects businesses with opportunities on major projects in Squamish and throughout Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw Territory. Topics include:

  • How the registry works
  • How to register, for both Indigenous-owned and non-Indigenous-owned businesses
  • Practical guidance on procurement
The Squamish River winding through a forested valley toward snow-capped mountains
The Squamish River valley, in Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw Territory. Photo: McKay Savage, CC BY 2.0

Who it is for

The Chamber says the session is meant for:

  • Business owners
  • Contractors
  • Suppliers
  • Service providers

How to take part

  • Cost: free
  • Registration: required, and free
  • The Chamber notice did not list a date, time or location. Check the Squamish Chamber of Commerce notice for those details and to sign up.

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