The City of Greater Sudbury is required by law to review and update its Official Plan (OP) every five years. The OP review was initiated earlier this year and provides an important opportunity to ensure that it reflects and balances local interests with provincial regulation. The OP review will explore and propose land use policy…
The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce (GSCC) is pleased with this morning’s announcement by Cliffs Natural Resources to design, build and operate a $1.8 billion chromite processing facility in Capreol. “The next chapter for the city and entire northern region begins in earnest today,” said Mark Weiman, Chair of the GSCC. “We look forward to…
Tomorrow, representatives from the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce will travel to Niagara-on-the-lake to attend the Ontario Economic Summit (OES). Read the media advisory here.
This afternoon, Don Drummond released the official report of the Commission on the Reform of Ontario’s Public Service (the Drummond Report). Read the full report here. The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce (GSCC) supports the overall direction of the report. The report is an examination of all provincial government departments and recommends savings in all…
[Greater Sudbury], September 4, 2014: The Government of Ontario must ensure that upcoming changes to the province’s training and employment programs reflect the needs of employers, according to a new report released by the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and Essential Skills Ontario. The callcomes as the government works to…
New report provides straightforward analysis of Ontario’s fiscal situation Ontarians should be very concerned about the province’s fiscal situation, according to a new report from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce. The report, How Bad Is It? What Do We Do About It?, provides a straightforward account of Ontario’s…
