Big Sugar are a Canadian blues, reggae, and rock band. They were active from 1991 to 2004 and again since April 2010

BCER is an engineering firm involved in the mining industry. BCER began in 1994 and is based in Colorado.

Black Tusk Development Corporation was the parent company for the Taluswood residential development in Whistler.

The Black Tusk Caledonia Pipes and Drums is a musical fixture in Squamish, playing at events such as Canada Day, Squamish Days Loggers Sports festival, and Remembrance Day ceremonies. The band started out in the late 1970s as the Squamish Kinsmen Pipe Band.

The Black Tusk Snowmobile Club (BTSC) is a non-profit snowmobiling organization founded in 1971 in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada on the heels of a failed ski development. Soon after, The BTSC negotiated it's tenure on Brohm Ridge, North of Squamish at approximately 5300ft above sea level. Brohm Ridge offers a wide variety of terrain; large bowls for hill climbing, challenging creek & treed routes, breathtaking peaks, endless powder, and meadows & groomed trails for novice riders & children. They have two buildings: The Chalet (sleeps 40 plus) and The Clubhouse (sleeps 14). The club currently hosts an Alpine Learning Center for avalanche training. The group practices safe snowmobiling, environmental stewardship, and community involvement.

Blackcomb Adventures is an adventure tour operator on Blackcomb Mountain. Their tours include snowshoeing, dog-sledding, snowmobiling, cat-skiing, and log cabin fondue meals.

Blackcomb Helicopters is a helicopter touring and utilities company in Whistler, founded in 1991.

Blackcomb Powdercats is a cat-skiing tour operator headed by Blackcomb Snowmobile. The skiing and snowboarding tours run in the Brandywine backcountry area.

Blackcomb Real Estate was a real estate company operating in Whistler during the 1980s, 1990s, and possibly the 2000s.

Blackcomb Ski & Sport is a ski equipment shop based in Blackcomb Daylodge in Upper Village, at the base of Blackcomb Mountain.