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Call for Candidates: TBIAA Inc. Board – Chamber Representative
The Chamber is seeking candidates interested in serving as our representative on the Board of Directors of Thunder Bay International Airports Authority Inc.
2021 CCC Resolution: Improper Collection of Duties Negatively Impacts Canadian Retailers and Federal Tax Revenues
Canadian importers/exporters are often required to pay tariffs to gain access to International markets. In some situations, importers/exporters are able to seek relief from paid tariffs through the submission of a drawback claim to the Canada Border Services Agency or a remission approval from the Ministry of Finance. Unfortunately, the claims process is a time and resource drain to companies without the necessary expertise and/or administrative staff to manage the requirements…
Media Release: Chamber Announces Winners For 27th Annual Business Excellence Awards
WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the winners for our 27th Annual Business Excellence Awards which were proudly presented by Bell on Wednesday June 16, 2021 @ Boomers Drive-in. CLEAN, GREEN & BEAUTIFUL Sponsored by:...
TBDHU: Wellness at Work June 16 Edition
The Thunder Bay District Health Unit's Wellness at Work newsletter was released on June 16, 2021 This edition addresses the following topics: Step One Reopening Guidance Expanded Vaccine Opportunities Updated Travel Guidance Read the June 16th edition...
Four things we need to get right for the reopening of offices: Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Canadians all want to return to a semblance of normal as quickly as possible, and for many, that includes going back to the office. The nature of work has changed significantly in the last 18 months however, and our workplaces need to adapt quickly. The Canadian...
Media Release: Thunder Bay Chamber Ramps Up Delivery of Rapid Test Kits to Small Businesses
2.4 Million free rapid tests kits helping small business stay open and keep employees and their families safe through the help of local chambers of commerce and boards of trade