February 10, 2021 Mayor Brian Bigger and City CouncilCity of Greater SudburyTom Davies SquareP O Box 5000, Station ASudbury, ON P3A 5P3 RE: Greater Sudbury Municipal Budget 2021 Dear Mayor Bigger and City Council, On behalf of the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce I appreciate the opportunity to shareour comments regarding the City of Greater…
GREATER SUDBURY, June 25, 2019 – On Friday, June 21, 2019, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce sent a letter to Mayor Brian Bigger and City Council urging them to defer a vote on the Mayor’s motion to reform the governance of the Greater Sudbury Development Corporation until such time that extensive consultations and public…
Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce to host all candidates’ event for Mayoral candidates in upcoming municipal election GREATER SUDBURY, August 8, 2018– In advance of the 2018 municipal election, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce invites you to join them for their mayoral all candidates’ event. The all candidates’ event will take place on Wednesday,…
What is the chamber’s position and how did we arrive at it? As the “Voice of Business” the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce advocates for business and community prosperity – an important responsibility that we don’t take lightly. When a major issue arises that could have an impact on the business community, we often create…
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.
Given the current economic opportunities facing our community, setting the right conditions for business success is more important than ever. It is anticipated that our local economy will experience $6.3 billion in mining development over the next 5 years. The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce (GSCC) represents over 1,050 members and seeks to raise the…
With an increasingly older population and a declining birth rate, Ontario and Canada are facing a labour shortage that will quickly affect all sectors of the economy.
The Downtown Master Plan was completed in four phases. Phase One was initiated in September 2010 and Phase Four concluded in February 2012. In January, the draft master plan and action strategy was released. The Board of Directors of the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce unanimously supports the recently released draft Downtown Master Plan and…
The Chamber has supported a deregulated environment that allows all businesses to set their own hours of operation to meet their market demand. Store Hours was identified as a priority by the board at its annual retreat in September 2010 and the Store Hours Task Force was struck in December 2010. Store Hours Task Force…
Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce support the Export Development Initiative.