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Anti-Racism & Inclusion Committee Report on Activities: March 2019 to September 2022
As a signatory to the Thunder Bay Anti-Racism & Inclusion Accord, the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce is pleased to submit this Activities Report describing the steps we’ve taken to uphold the tenets of the Accord in the past year.
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2022 Policy Resolutions to be presented at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce AGM
As part of the proceedings of the upcoming Canadian Chamber of Commerce AGM, your Chamber submits resolutions for debate and approval by the CCC Membership which address concerns specific to Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario.
2022 CCC Resolution: Opposing U.S. Protectionism And State Procurement Bills That Undermine Canada’s Sustainable Forest Sector
A coordinated campaign has been initiated by certain environmental groups in the US to develop and implement state-level legislation that would discriminate against forest products exports from Canada.
2022 CCC Resolution: Fostering Aerospace Innovation Clusters To Create New Business For Canada
Federal government dedication to new aerospace super-clusters ensures dynamic growth & expanded business opportunities.
2022 CCC Resolution: Infrastructure Investment Essential To Mining Sector Growth
The lack of adequate infrastructure is a significant obstacle to mining development in Canada. Greater investments in necessary infrastructure are needed to help relieve the current financial burden of construction costs placed on mining companies, to unlock the vast potential of Canadian communities, and to access the critical minerals that will help us reach our climate goals.
Letter to Federal government re: Federal electoral districts redistribution
The Northern Chambers have written to share the perspective of our combined 3500 members on the constitutionally-triggered decennial census on the redistribution of Federal Electoral Districts 2022, which calls for Northern Ontario’s federal ridings to be reduced from 10 to nine ridings with re-drawn lines that would impact nearly every community in the region.