BACK TO BALANCE BUT NOT PRUDENCE: GREATER SUDBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Chamber challenges government to clarify where business growth will come from Greater Sudbury, April 28, 2017: In response to Budget 2017, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce (GSCC), in partnership with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC), today expressed concern that there is no…
Businesses need more support to limit cap and trade impact: Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce OCC Calls on Premier Wynne to Prevent Exporting Jobs During the Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy Greater Sudbury, Ont., April 5, 2017: Today the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) with the support of the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce, sent…
What does health research mean to you? When I think of health research, I think of all the noteworthy initiatives being undertaken by organizations like the Health Sciences North Research Institute (HSNRI) in the areas of cancer care, heathy ageing, infectious diseases, and northern and indigenous health. HSNRI has demonstrated that health research is not…
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Media Release Inaugural Ontario Economic Report Forecasts Outlook for Local and Provincial Economy: Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce Vulnerabilities in Ontario’s economy pose challenges to our prosperity. Government must prioritize growing the economy, creating jobs and driving a competitive advantage Greater Sudbury, February 7th, 2017: Today, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce in partnership with…
Read our advocacy snapshot on how Ontario’s cap and trade program will impact your business here. Read our 2 page summary about how cap and trade will impact the business community and what opportunities exist to offset these impacts here. Comments or questions email [email protected].
The federal government is considering taxing employer-paid health and dental benefits. Along with adding hundreds or thousands of dollars to Canadians’ tax bills, this proposal could cause many employers to stop offering coverage to employees. When Quebec introduced a similar tax, 20% of employers dropped health and dental benefits for employees. Studies suggest the removal of…
Chambers across Ontario continue to push for deferral in provincial cap & trade program to prevent jobs and investment from leaving Ontario Chambers cite high costs of program on top of skyrocketing electricity prices as well as potential changed policy direction in the United States (Greater Sudbury) Today chambers across Ontario are continuing the call…
In partnership with business leaders from across Northern Ontario, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce is urging the province to address the regional challenges posed by the lack of affordability and transparency in energy pricing as it builds its Long-Term Energy Plan 2017 (LTEP). In a joint submission to the Ontario government’s LTEP review process,…
Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce Participates in First Ever Northern Ontario Queen’s Park Days of Advocacy (Greater Sudbury) On November 29th and 30th, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce was one of four chambers from across Northern Ontario that made a trip to Queen’s Park for two days of advocacy and discussions with provincial leaders…