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July 2017 The Top 100

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BCBUSINESS.CA lumber duties precipitate extended trade turmoil with the U.S. "Our Asia-Paciic exposure would provide some resiliency and some cushion, so I would say it would be less challeng- ing in the British Columbia context," Peacock says. Meanwhile, exports to the U.S. consti- tute a smaller share of the B.C. economy than those of other provinces, minimizing the negative impact of any hardballs from Washington. "[We're] in a better position to weather any substantial trade barriers that the U.S. recommends," Peacock argues. "Having said that, I'm fairly optimistic we're not going to get hit too hard by whatever the Trump administration decides it wants to do. I think we would come out OK in a NAFTA renegotiation." Barring a dramatic change in the global economic environment, B.C. will keep delivering what the world wants. Its politi- cal system remains stable, notwithstand- ing an election that yielded a minority government. The province remains an attractive destination for people and capi- tal when they see what other jurisdictions have to oŒer. The growth of the Top 100 companies shows just how much is possi- ble in good times, and what will carry B.C. through any change in the international environment. ■ DISCLAIMER BCBusiness prepares the Top 100 list using various sources, but it makes no representation regarding the completeness, accuracy or timeliness of any information presented. R E T A I L T O U R I S M + C U LT U R E RANK COMPANY REVENUE 2016 ($000) REVENUE 2015 ($000) 1 Jim Pattison Group 9,600,000 9,100,000 2 H.Y. Louie Co. Ltd. 5,250,000 e 5,000,000 e 3 BC Liquor Distribution Branch 3,157,039 2,877,919 4 British Columbia Lottery Corp. 3,101,782 2,904,303 5 Lululemon Athletica Inc. 2,729,794 c 2,298,116 c 6 Best Buy Canada Ltd. 2,500,000 e 4,047,000 e 7 London Drugs Ltd. 2,350,000 e 2,250,000 e 8 Inland Kenworth Ltd. 971,993 990,127 9 OpenRoad Auto Group Ltd. 968,639 787,797 10 7-Eleven Canada Inc. 900,000 e 900,000 e RANK COMPANY REVENUE 2016 ($000) REVENUE 2015 ($000) 1 Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. 3,109,876 c 3,068,446 c 2 Northland Properties Corp. 775,000 e 750,000 e 3 Great Canadian Gaming Corp. 566,400 435,800 4 Vancouver Airport Authority 489,657 484,712 5 Black Press Group Ltd. 456,000 485,000 e=estimate; c=converted from USD at 1.3248 (2016) and 1.2787 (2015) Revenue is by fiscal year e=estimate; c=converted from USD at 1.3248 (2016) and 1.2787 (2015) Revenue is by fiscal year JULY/AUGUST 2017 BCBUSINESS 81 We Build Community We are proud to contribute to the communities we touch. Everything we do is driven by the need to develop meaningful spaces that improve the lives of many. We build for good. Beedie.ca

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