Your chamber recently sent a joint letter to Premier Wynne, Honourable Glen Murray, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change and Honourable Glenn Thibeault, Minister of Energy. This letter was signed by five Northern Ontario chambers and expresses Northern Ontario specific concerns about the incoming cap and trade system. Read our letter here.
On June 15th, 2016 your chamber sent a letter to Mayor and Council in support of the proposed amendment to the development charges by-law 2014-151 to freeze development charges at the current rates for an additional year. Read our letter here.
Media Release Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce positions commissioning as a solution to health system woes Greater Sudbury, June 2, 2016: The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) released a new report, Prescription for Partnership, which points to the need for health care stakeholders, both public…
Today, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce is recognizing many of the local chambers of commerce across the country that have been consistently making the case for Canada’s resource sectors. Our network of Resource Champions recognizes that Canada’s future prosperity means creating the conditions for our natural resource sectors to succeed. Greater Sudbury is home to…
Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce Honours Ten Local Businesses & Entrepreneurs 19th Annual Bell Business Excellence Awards Celebrate the Contributions of Greater Sudbury’s Business Community (Greater Sudbury, May 13, 2016) Ten of Greater Sudbury’s outstanding entrepreneurs and businesses were recognized yesterday evening at the Bell Business Excellence Awards gala hosted by the Greater Sudbury…
Chamber highlights four unanswered questions On Thursday, May 12, 2016, the OCC network sent a letter to the Hon. Glen Murray, Ontario Minister of Environment and Climate Change, outlining four critical questions that have yet to be answered regarding the province’s incoming cap and trade system. These questions are: What will be the economic impact…
The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) and the Ontario Chamber Network is proud to be a part of the ambitious campaign,Small Business: Too Big To Ignore. This campaign highlights the important contributions of small businesses to our economy and communities, and seeks to actively engage small…
Too Few Entrepreneurs Able to Scale Up Their Business Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce Report Identifies Six Barriers to Growth Greater Sudbury, April 21, 2016: Today, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC), released the report, Breaking Barriers: Ontario’s Scale Up Challenge, which identifies the major roadblocks…
The chamber has been working to advance the Ring of Fire at all levels of government. Our Ring of Fire Task Force for the past two years has been advocating for the prioritization of the development. Want to learn more about our work on the Ring of Fire file? Check out our progress report linked…
Ontario’s Skills Gap Widens By 9%: Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce Report Points to Immigration Reform as Part Of The Solution Greater Sudbury, ON, April 7, 2016: This week the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) released a report entitled, Passport to Prosperity: Ontario’s Priorities for Immigration…