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.
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…
ISSUE: The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) has become a vast provincial government bureaucracy that is quickly becoming a danger to the Ontario government, taxpayers, businesses and insured workers. In fact, over the course of the last 25 years, the WSIB have had significant challenges fulfilling its obligations. BACKGROUND: In the 2009-2010 Annual Report…
Outlines the chamber’s position on the issue.
Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce support and endorse the concept of the Northern Ontario Grow Bonds.
“Bring Your Own Wine” legislation: September 2004 A letter outlining the chamber’s concerns with the proposed legislation permitting patrons to bring (and remove) their own wine to restaurants/bars was sent to the Minister of Consumer and Business Services with copies to local MPPs, the OCC and NOCC.
Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce support the Ontario Chamber of Commerce’s “Act Now For Ontario” campaign.
Highlights the presentation made by the chamber to the WSIB funding review panel.
The Advocacy Committee endorsed the recommendations put forth by the city of Greater
Sudbury’s Tourism, Culture and Marketing Department that Northern Ontario is on the right track with the new five-year northern strategy.
Communications Response letter from Premier of Ontario – January 21, 2010 Letter to Premier of Ontario – December 17, 2009