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September 2019 - Women's Work

With a mission to inform, empower, celebrate and advocate for British Columbia's current and aspiring business leaders, BCBusiness go behind the headlines and bring readers face to face with the key issues and people driving business in B.C.

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V O L U M E 4 7 N U M B E R 7 SEPTEMBER 2019 BCBUSINESS 5 "The background checks and the red tape we went through to get a licence to retail this stuff, even though we have to buy it off the government, was absolutely incredible" –p.36 COVER AND TOP: TALLULAH; TOP RIGHT: PAUL JOSEPH; BOTTOM RIGHT: JEREMY KORESKI ( contents ) Rough Trades At construction sites throughout B.C., female tradespeople still find themselves vastly outnumbered by men. By helping women succeed, their male colleagues and the construction industry have much to gain by Roberta Staley Stirring the Pot With cannabis drinks due to become legal this fall, the B.C. marijuana and liquor indus- tries are approaching the new market with hope and skepticism by Nathan Caddell Take One With the Team Whether you and your coworkers want to kick back or play hard, these 10 company retreat venues from around the province have it covered by Nathan Caddell, Nick Rockel and Felicity Stone 26 36 42 (Clockwise from left) Electrician Emelia Colman-Shepherd; Donnelly Group owner Jeff Donnelly; paddle- boarding at Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort

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