Kim Burden, CEO of the Parksville and Qualicum Beach Chambers of Commerce. (Peter McCully photo)

Kim Burden, CEO of the Parksville and Qualicum Beach Chambers of Commerce. (Peter McCully photo)

PQBeat: A discussion with Chamber of Commerce CEO Kim Burden

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On this edition of PQBeat, Kim Burden, CEO of the Parksville and Qualicum Beach Chambers of Commerce, chats with host Peter McCully about upcoming events.

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