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December 2016 Best Cities for 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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contents V O L U M E 4 4 N U M B E R 11 "What you want is money to do research and conservation. In this sense Vancouver is a master lesson. They perform 200 events a year. We said: This model has to be copied" –p.34 34 42 Tidal Shift How John Nightingale, CEO of the Vancouver Aquarium for almost a quarter-century, transformed his organization from local tourist attraction to global conservation authority by Marcie Good Whistler's New Owners B.C.'s iconic mountain resort is now part of the Vail family, North America's largest resort operator. But what does the sale mean for skiers, boarders and residents of Whistler? by Andrew Findlay DECEMBER/JANUARY 2017 BCBUSINESS 5 DECEMBER / JA N UA RY 2017 COVER: ALEX HARVEY-WICKENS; THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: TANYA GOEHRING; MIKE CRANE / TOURISM WHISTLER; ADAM BLASBERG Best Cities for Work in B.C. Our third annual ranking of B.C.'s 36 best communi- ties for work has a new No. 1–and some surprising rises and falls from the top 10. We look at who's up, who's down–and why by Matt O'Grady and Jenny Peng 25 RAISING THE BAR (Clockwise from left) Arlene Hall chats up Fairmont staff; a view at Whistler; Vancouver Aquarium CEO John Nightingale

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