In Thunder Bay, where workforce attraction and retention are critical, removing this barrier would help skilled workers settle permanently, strengthen local businesses, and support a more resilient economy.
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Letter: Request for Federal Changes to Temporary Foreign Worker Program for Rural Employers to be applied to Northwestern Ontario Communities
Honourable David Piccini Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training & Skills Development Dear Minister Piccini: On March 13, 2026, the...
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Vaughan Chamber of Commerce and Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce Convene Regional Energy Dialogue Advancing Northern Priorities and Economic Growth Across Ontario
The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce hosted a locally focused roundtable discussion on October 2nd that highlighted northern Ontario’s energy opportunities and challenges.
Make Trans-Canada Highway Modernization a Priority Nation-Building Project
Letter of support for urgent action to modernize the Trans-Canada Highway across Northern Ontario
Support for Establishment of the Canadian International Workforce Program
Letter to Hon. Patty Hajdu, M.P. Thunder Bay-Superior North and Marcus Powlowski, M.P. Thunder Bay-Rainy River
Chamber Members Concerns Expressed Regarding Recent Temporary Shelter Village Decision
Stakeholders have outlined a range of concerns about the decision to locate a temporary shelter village at 114 Hillyard Street
Submission to the 2025 Federal Budget Consultation
Our submission to the 2025 Federal Pre-Budget Consultations