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Press Release: Filling in the Gaps on Pharmacare

Mar 18, 2019

THUNDER BAY, ON – March 18, 2019: According to the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce, local businesses want an approach to national pharmacare that fills the gaps in the existing system by providing coverage for the 10% of Canadians who actually need the help: the uninsured and the underinsured.

Issues & Insights: Forestry Strategy

Mar 18, 2019

Forestry is a major contributor to the economy of Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario, providing direct and indirect employment to thousands of hardworking men and women in our region…

Member Profile: Northwest Employment Works (NEW)

Mar 15, 2019

Northwest Employment Works is an Employment Ontario service provider with convenient locations in Marathon, Dryden and two in Thunder Bay (at Confederation College and the Whalen Building).

5 Minutes for Business: A Budget For Business or Bust

Mar 11, 2019

With our GDP at a standstill, businesses need to see a focus of protecting and fostering growth in the upcoming federal budget ahead of thisyear’s federal election. That being said, while we do not have a crystal ball here at the Canadian Chamber, we do have our ears to the ground in Ottawa and we are unsure the budget will address ongoing business concerns.