The lack of clarity, both in the way restrictions are designed and in their application at the local level, is leading to significant confusion and frustration for business owners and their customer
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Letter to Council re: Designated Truck Route By-Law 73/2020
June 18, 2020 Mayor & CouncilCity of Thunder BayVia email Dear Mayor Mauro & Members of City Council: DESIGNATED TRUCK ROUTE...
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2020 Secondary School Scholarship Winners
two scholarships have been awarded to local graduating high school students
Program & Service Review Offers Opportunities for Positive Change
For many years, the Chamber has been an outspoken advocate of the need for a review of city services to improve fiscal transparency and...
Anti-Racism & Inclusion Committee Report on Activities: 2020
As a signatory to the Thunder Bay Anti-Racism & Inclusion Accord, the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce is pleased to submit this...
Chambers in Support of Patio Liquor Licenses
Dear Minister Rickford: PATIO LIQUOR LICENSES IN ONTARIO I am pleased to express the support of the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce for...