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December 2017-January 2018 Best Cities for Work in B.C.

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bcbusiness.ca dECEMBER/JAnuARy 2018 BCBusiness 23 never resT on yoUr ores: building a mining company, one stone at a Time norman keevil, chair of B.C.- based Teck Resources ltd., recounts the story of mining in Canada, beginning with the discovery and development of the Teck-hughes mine in Ontario. The book's title is a nod to his father, also called norman keevil, a geologist and avid canoeist who urged people on by saying, "never rest on your oars." Mcgill-Queen's university Press 496 pages; $39.95 (hardcover); mqup.ca hoW We can Win: and What happens to Us and our country if We don't Anthony lacavera, who founded wind Mobile and sold it in 2015 for $1.6 billion, says we need to change the way we do business in Canada on various fronts. lacavera and co-author kate Fillion, a Toronto writer, tell us why and how. random House Canada 262 pages; $34 (hardcover); penguinrandomhouse.ca Uncommon sense: shift your Thinking. Take new action. boost your sales As president of Toronto- based salesshift, author Jill harrington helps companies including hilton worldwide holdings inc., Transcontinental inc. and sun life Assurance Co. of Canada improve sales. The "self-help book for sales superstardom," offers uncommon-sense alternatives to common nonsense, like "Always be contributing" instead of "Always be closing." Figure 1 Publishing inc.; 264 pages; $32.95 (hardcover); figure1publishing.com lUre: sustainable seafood recipes From the West coast yes, this is a cookbook, with recipes from Four seasons hotel Vancouver chef and Chefs for Oceans founder ned Bell. But it also contains a wealth of information about sustainable seafood species. Figure 1 Publishing; 304 pages; $38.95 (hardcover); figure1publishing.com There's a reason why Vernon is consistently voted as one of the Best Cities for Work in BC. We've built a thriving business community with unmatched quality of life. Our story is one of bike trails, champagne powder, colour defying lakes and active lifestyles. Contact us today to find out how your company can join in the success. 250.550.3249 | ecdev@vernon.ca | investvernon.ca A C T I VAT E Y O U R L U N C H H O U R V E R N O N , B R I T I S H C O L U M B I A KALAMALKA PROVINCIAL PARK / Robb Thompson A natural balance. We don't believe in working hard for a life you can't enjoy. quesnel.ca

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