On September 15, 2026, the GET IT DONE B.C. 2026 forum took place in Vancouver, attracting leaders from various sectors of British Columbia, including government officials, mayors, representatives from Indigenous communities, and industry stakeholders. The event was characterized by discussions surrounding the province's capacity to manage ongoing investments and the adequacy of its existing infrastructure. This gathering highlighted pressing issues regarding resource management and energy policies critical for future developments in British Columbia.
During the forum, participants examined the current policy environment and whether it supports the necessary growth and improvements in infrastructure. The discussions aimed to pinpoint the existing challenges and opportunities within the region, focusing on how collaboration among different community sectors can enhance investment and facilitate development. Participants stressed the importance of a cohesive approach that integrates diverse perspectives, particularly those from Indigenous communities, to ensure sustainable growth.
The forum culminated with calls for tangible actions from various stakeholders to address the identified gaps and to lay the groundwork for a more resilient economic and infrastructural framework in British Columbia. The leaders emphasized that collaboration among governments, industries, and communities would be a key factor in the successful implementation of initiatives aimed at improving the province's infrastructure and investment landscape.
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