Member Profile: Easter Seals
For the past 97 years, Easter Seals Ontario has been providing programs and services for children and youth with physical disabilities. Easter Seals is a non-denominational registered charitable organization that helps kids with physical disabilities from all ethnic and religious backgrounds.
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Member Profile: Frontier College
Frontier College is a national literacy organization. We believe literacy is a right. We work with volunteers and community partners to give people the skills and confidence they need to reach their potential and contribute to society.
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Member Profile: SYNERGY NORTH
SYNERGY NORTH is responsible for distributing electricity to the City Of Thunder Bay and the City of Kenora. They build, plan & maintain the power line system for the two cities and provide 24-hour emergency response.
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Call for Nominations to the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
The Thunder Bay Chamber’s Nominating Committee is seeking nominations from Members to serve on the Chamber Board of Directors for a three year term, commencing November 1, 2019.
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We’re Moving!
Your Chamber team will be moving from our current location at 200 Syndicate Avenue S. on May 27. Starting in June, look for us in our temporary location on the third floor of the Whalen Building while renovations to our new space are completed, or direct your post mail to our final destination on the 7th floor…
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Member Profile: Easter Seals
For the past 97 years, Easter Seals Ontario has been providing programs and services for children and youth with physical disabilities. Easter Seals is a non-denominational registered charitable organization that helps kids with physical disabilities from all ethnic and religious backgrounds.
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5 Minutes for Business: AccessAbility – The $16.8-billion GDP Boost Canadians Need
Accessibility in Canada is inadequately addressing the barriers nearly four million Canadians face. Within the next 20 years, that number is expected to soar to over nine million, but by creating a more accessible Canada, there is a potential to unlock $16.8 billion in GDP by increasing our economy’s productive capacity by 2030, according to the Conference Board of Canada. Find out more in this month’s 5 Minutes for Business.
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