Canada’s counter-tariffs support Canadian workers, producers, and manufacturers affected by U.S. tariffs by creating a more level playing...
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Thunder Bay Chamber and CEDC Celebrate VIA Rail Investment for Alstom Thunder Bay
The Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission (CEDC) and Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce are pleased to see the Government of...
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Chamber Platform Calls on City Council Candidates to Help Build a City of Opportunity
The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce is calling on candidates in the 2026 municipal election to commit to practical action that will...
Canada Suspends Trade Negotiations with U.S.| S. 338 Tariffs of 50% In Effect on a Selection of Goods Exported to U.S.
As of August 22, Section 338 Tariffs are now in place for exports to the United States on a selection of goods (See the affected products...
Input on Canada-U.S. Trade Relationship & CUSMA Review
In a joint letter to Minister Patty Hajdu, we provide local input into the upcoming CUSMA review
City Council: Now is the Time to Implement the Long-Term Tax Strategy
Dear Mayor Boshcoff & Member of City Council: On behalf of our over 800 members, I am writing to express our support for Option 1 –...
Ontario Policy Resolution: Exempt Northern and Rural Ontario from the Non Resident Speculation Tax
In Thunder Bay, where workforce attraction and retention are critical, removing this barrier would help skilled workers settle permanently, strengthen local businesses, and support a more resilient economy.