This introductory resource is part of the Economic Reconciliation Initiative,
a partnership between both organizations aimed at advancing economic reconciliation by building business capacity to implement the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call to Action 92.
The Chamber and Thunder Bay CEDC submitted a joint letter that outlines our support for the City of Thunder Bay's application to the Housing Accelerator Fund which requests $45.6 million to support the development of 2,113 dwelling units, including both affordable and missing middle housing options, over the next three years.
We sent a letter to Federal Ministers and MP's to express the concerns of our Members about the CEBA loan repayment timeline.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCES 2024 BOARD OF DIRECTORS THUNDER BAY – October 30, 2023: The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce is pleased...
High taxes are the biggest threat facing our local craft breweries. Our Chamber supports the call by the Ontario Craft Brewers for tax fairness so local craft breweries can stay locally-owned in our communities and keep brewing the amazing beer we all love.
The Canadian Chamber is the largest business network in the country with significant influence on policies, regulations and decisions that are critical to creating a favourable environment for business success and the future of Canada.
Letter sent to local MP's expressing concerns about the negative impacts of the proposed changes to the Air Passenger Protection Regulations for our business community.
