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If you’re a business owner in 2026, chances are you’re not lacking tools. CRMs, project managers, automation platforms, AI assistants, analytics dashboards, there’s no shortage of software promising to save time, boost growth, or “do it all.” Yet many businesses feel more overwhelmed than ever. More logins. More alerts. More things to learn. And still, inconsistent results.

Discover SHIRTS N’ SKINS-the free app that helps adults 35+ find local pickup games, leagues, and active meetups fast. Download and play more.SHIRTS N’ SKINS: The Easiest Way for Busy Adults 35+ to Find Local Pickup Games, Leagues & Workout Buddies

Meet Amanda, a Kelowna Registered Massage Therapist at Momentum, and discover how her personalized, caring approach helps clients ease chronic pain, reduce stress, and feel more at home in their bodies. This BoostBC Local Spotlight highlights the hands behind the healing in the Okanagan-supporting local wellness, recovery, and real, lasting relief.

Celebrate Friday the 13th by getting active. SHIRTS N’ SKINS (SNS) helps you find local players, join pickup games, and create sports events fast - free to download. PRESS. PLAY.

More Parks, More Play: Kelowna Invests Big in Outdoor Spaces by Boost BC Kelowna residents will soon have even more spaces to play, relax and connect as the City moves forward with 18 park projects in 2026. With more than $25 million dedicated to park improvements in this year’s budget, the City is continuing its commitment to building vibrant, active and welcoming neighbourhoods.

Agency vs. Freelancer vs. DIY: What’s Best for Your Business in 2026? By BoostBC If you’re investing in growth in 2026, one question matters more than almost any other: Who should actually do the work? DIY tools are more powerful than ever, freelancers are everywhere, and agencies promise “full service.” The right answer depends on where your business is right now and where you want it to go next. Let’s break it down.

How the 80/20 Rule Can Radically Change the Way You Work By BoostBC In The 4-Hour Workweek, Tim Ferriss emphasizes a simple but powerful principle: the 80/20 rule, also known as the Pareto Principle. It states that 80% of results come from 20% of efforts. While this idea isn’t new, Ferriss applies it in a way that challenges how we think about productivity, work, and success.

BoostBC strongly believes in supporting community especially our local community. Boost BC is proud to support the Coldest Night of the Year because we in believe strong communities that are built when people come together to care for those facing hardship. By donating to CNOY, we’re doing a small part to help provide warmth, safety, and hope to individuals and youth experiencing homelessness, while standing alongside organizations that create lasting, positive change across

BoostBC Local Spotlights shine a light on the entrepreneurs, small businesses, and community builders who make BC stronger, more vibrant, and more connected. We share these stories to amplify local voices, inspire the next generation of business owners, and encourage everyone to shop and support locally. Know a standout local business, founder, or organization doing great things in your community? Nominate them for a feature here: boostbc.ca/localspotlight