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British Columbia venture capital formation picking up as government sweetens tax credit and revamps key legislation

Guest Contributor
October 27, 2003

Improvements in investment conditions in British Columbia have resulted in a flurry of new funds with an emphasis on early-stage and seed financing. The catalyst is being provided changes to the Small Business Venture Capital Act (SBVCA) introduced by the Gordon Campbell government and an opening up of the venture capital market to more players.

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