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January/February 2023 - The Most Resilient Cities

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Abbotsford YOUR FUTURE STARTS HERE. Abbotsford is one of the largest and most dynamic employment centres in Canada. Our vibrant, diversified local economy is built on our established strengths in aerospace, advanced manufacturing, agriculture, food processing and health care. We're home to over 7,700 businesses including industry-leading companies such as Cascade Aerospace, Vitalus Nutrition, Glenco Electric, Conair, Saputo, Koning Brewing Systems and StructureCraft. We're also home to a large number of small businesses — everything from craft breweries and farm-to-table restaurants to clean tech and a rapidly growing film sector. The ability to recruit, develop and retain prime talent is an increasingly critical success factor for businesses across Canada. Abbotsford is the economic, social and cultural hub of the Fraser Valley, attracting thousands of new residents each year. Our young, diverse, highly skilled and growing workforce of over 88,000 will help your business grow and thrive for the long term. No matter where your future leads, it starts here in Abbotsford. Visit abbotsford.ca/economicdevelopment to learn why Abbotsford is the best city for work . CITY OF ABBOTSFORD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT abbotsford.ca/economicdevelopment 604-864-5586 econdev@abbotsford.ca What gives ABBOTSFORD the competitive advantage LEADING INDUSTRIES: RETAIL TRADE MANUFACTURING CONSTRUCTION HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE AGRICULTURE FILM • Abbotsford International Airport • University of the Fraser Valley • $3.8 billion agricultural industry • Proximity to major transportation corridors • Local Workforce: 88,000+

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