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PG Aboriginal Business Development Centre

Name: PG Aboriginal Business Development Centre
Address: 890 Vancouver Street, Prince George, BC, V2L 2P5, CA
Telephone: +12505626325
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PG Aboriginal Business Development Centre

We provide a full spectrum of culturally sensitive business and economic development services to Aboriginal individuals, organizations, and communities.

08/27/2026

September often brings a shift in everyday routines. Kids head back to school, vacations wrap up, work schedules become more regular, and people start organizing their days differently.

Those changes can affect your business too.

Think about when your customers are most likely to shop, call, book appointments, pick up orders, or use your services. Will the hours that worked well during the summer still make sense in September? Could customers benefit from earlier or later appointments, different pickup times, or more convenient ways to connect with you?

It’s also worth thinking about how you communicate. If your hours or availability are changing, make sure your website, social media pages, Google Business Profile, voicemail, and signage are up to date so customers know what to expect.

You don’t necessarily need to change how you operate. The goal is simply to recognize that your customers’ routines may be changing and consider whether your business should adapt along with them.

Paying attention to these seasonal shifts can help you continue meeting your customers where they are and make it easier for them to do business with you.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, ABDC is here to provide guidance and support as you prepare your business for the months ahead.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

08/25/2026

Ready to turn your business idea into a reality?

Join us on September 11 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at 1425 Aldous Street in South Hazelton for a FREE, full-day Business Plan Development Workshop.

This hands-on workshop will guide you through the essential steps of creating a business plan and understanding cash flow. You’ll have the opportunity to start developing your plan in class with practical guidance, tools, and support to help you move your business idea forward.

Whether you’re exploring entrepreneurship or already have an idea you’re ready to develop, everyone is welcome.

Light breakfast, lunch, swag, and door prizes are included. Open to co-ed participants.

Limited spots are available. Register by September 7 by contacting Ashley Provencher at 250.562.6325 or [email protected].

08/20/2026

As September approaches, it’s a good time to make sure your business has what it needs for the weeks and months ahead.

What that looks like will be different for every business. If you sell products, take a look at your inventory, packaging, shipping materials, and everyday supplies. What sold well last fall? Is there anything you should order now rather than waiting until you run low?

If you run a service-based business, think about your capacity instead. Do you have the supplies and equipment you need? Does your appointment availability still work as routines change? Are there tools, software, or materials that need to be updated or replenished?

Contractors, creatives, home-based businesses, and other entrepreneurs can do the same. Look ahead at upcoming projects, markets, seasonal work, or changes in demand and consider what you’ll need to keep things running smoothly.

Fall readiness doesn’t mean stocking up on everything. It means looking ahead, knowing what you already have, and preparing for what your business is likely to need.

A little preparation now can help prevent unnecessary expenses, last-minute orders, and avoidable delays later.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, ABDC is here to provide guidance and support as you prepare your business for the months ahead.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

08/18/2026

September will be here before you know it, but that doesn’t mean your fall marketing needs to start today. August is a great time to get the work done behind the scenes, so you’re ready when the time comes.

Start by looking at what you want to promote in September. Are there seasonal products or services you’ll want to highlight? A special offer you’d like to run? An upcoming market, community event, or important date that makes sense for your business?

Once you know what’s coming, you can start preparing. Take the photos you’ll need, create social media content, draft an email to your customers, update your website, or get signage and promotional materials ready.

Doing a little now can save you from scrambling when September arrives.
You can also look back at last fall. Which promotions worked well? What did customers respond to? Is there something worth bringing back or improving this year?

Fall readiness isn’t about rushing into the next season. It’s about giving yourself enough time to plan your marketing thoughtfully and have it ready when you need it.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, ABDC is here to help you explore marketing ideas and business strategies that support your goals.
Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

08/13/2026

Back-to-school season can create opportunities for all kinds of businesses, even if you don’t sell school supplies.

As families prepare for September, routines change, schedules get busier, and customers may start looking for different products and services. The key is thinking about what changes for your customers and how your business can make that transition a little easier.

A restaurant might introduce quick lunch or family meal options. A salon could promote back-to-school appointments. Retail businesses can create useful bundles or seasonal offers, while service businesses might adjust appointment times to suit busy schedules better. Fitness, wellness, and recreation businesses can also consider how class times or programs fit into new routines.

You don’t need to create a major promotion just because it’s back-to-school season. Sometimes a small change, a timely offer, or simply reminding customers about a product or service they’ll need in September is enough.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, paying attention to seasonal changes in customer routines can help uncover new opportunities and keep your business responsive to the people you serve. ABDC is here to help you explore ideas and strategies that make sense for your business.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

08/11/2026

August is a great time to look ahead and start preparing your business for the changes that come with fall. Back-to-school season is approaching, routines will begin to shift, and September can bring different customer needs and buying habits.

Throughout the rest of the month, we’ll be focusing on Fall Readiness and practical ways to prepare your business for September and the months ahead.

Start by thinking about what typically changes for your business in the fall. Do certain products or services become more popular? Do your customers’ schedules or needs change? Will you need to adjust your hours, appointment availability, inventory, supplies, or staffing? Looking at what happened last year can also help you anticipate what may be coming.

You don’t need to make major changes all at once. Updating your hours, ordering supplies early, planning a September promotion, or getting important dates onto your calendar now can make the transition into fall much easier.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, preparing ahead can help you respond to seasonal changes, take advantage of new opportunities, and head into the next part of the year with a clear plan. ABDC is here to provide guidance and support as you prepare your business for what’s next.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

08/06/2026

Join us on August 21 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at Gitmidiik Hall in New Aiyansh for a FREE Business Plan Development Workshop.

This hands-on workshop will guide participants through the essential steps of creating a business plan and understanding cash flow. You'll receive practical tools, support, and guidance to help develop your business plan in class, with no guesswork, just real resources to help you move forward with confidence.

Whether you're exploring a new business idea or looking to strengthen an existing one, this workshop will help you build a solid foundation for future success.

Light breakfast, lunch, swag, and door prizes are included, and the workshop is open to co-ed participants.

Limited spots are available. Register no later than August 17 by contacting Ashley Provencher at 250.562.6325 or [email protected].

08/04/2026

Ready to strengthen your online presence?

Join Leah Coghlan Design on Monday, August 17 at 10:30 AM at the Aboriginal Business Development Centre (890 Vancouver Street) for an interactive workshop designed to help entrepreneurs build a stronger digital foundation.

You'll learn practical strategies to:
• Build a memorable brand
• Strengthen your online presence
• Choose the right social media platforms for your business
• Create content that connects with your audience
• Walk away with practical tips you can put into action right away

Whether you're just starting your business or looking to improve your existing online presence, this workshop is packed with real advice, real examples, and real results, without the confusing marketing jargon.

Space is limited. Register with Ashley Provencher by August 14 at [email protected].

07/30/2026

Please note that the Aboriginal Business Development Centre will be closed on Monday, August 3 in observance of the BC Day statutory holiday.

Our office will reopen during regular business hours on Tuesday, August 4, and we look forward to assisting you with your business goals and questions.

We wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable long weekend!

07/28/2026

As a business owner, it's easy to move from one goal to the next without taking time to recognize how far you've come. Between serving customers, managing day-to-day operations, and planning for the future, your accomplishments can quickly become part of the routine.

Take a moment to reflect on the progress you've made this year. Maybe you've welcomed new customers, improved a process, reached a financial goal, expanded your skills, or built stronger relationships within your community. Every achievement, no matter the size, is a step forward.

Celebrating your progress isn't about slowing down. It's about recognizing your hard work, learning from your experiences, and building confidence for the future. Looking back at what you've accomplished can also help you identify what's working well and where you'd like to continue growing.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, every milestone represents dedication, resilience, and a commitment to building something meaningful. ABDC is proud to support entrepreneurs throughout every stage of their business journey and celebrate the successes achieved along the way.

Stop by 890 Vancouver Street or call 250.562.6325 to connect with our team and learn more.

Address

890 Vancouver Street
Prince George, BC
V2L 2P5

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12505626325

Website

http://www.abdc.bc.ca/

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