Somebody’s Choice
4 minute read Post Contributed by Janet Hamel Manager of Development and Communications, Knowles Centre Leadership Winnipeg Class of 2023-2024 The health of a city is reflected in its downtown.
Somebody’s Choice
4 minute read Post Contributed by Janet Hamel Manager of Development and Communications, Knowles Centre Leadership Winnipeg Class of 2023-2024 The health of a city is reflected in its downtown….
Month: November 2023
A Conversation with Michael Barkman on Economic Justice, Reconciliation, and the Impact of CCEDNet
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A Conversation with Michael Barkman on Economic Justice, Reconciliation, and the Impact of CCEDNet
5- minute read In this Q&A with Michael Barkman, Manitoba Network Manager at CCEDNet, we dive into the important ideas of economic justice and reconciliation in their work. Discover how
authentic storytelling through social media
Over the past few months, The Chamber has been partnering with MAD Social Agency to create video content for our social media. But who exactly is MAD and why should
150 Member Stories: Building Community Through Caring
4-minute read Written by Jess Borys, Communications Manager As we continue celebrating our 150th birthday, The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce is excited to celebrate our rich history by sharing the
Premier Kinew will give his Inaugural State of the Province address to The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
The provincial election is over, the budget will be announced in the coming weeks, and Premier Wab Kinew will provide his inaugural State of the Province Address to The Winnipeg
Special measures to help employers hire more temporary foreign workers
4-minute read Written by Jamil Ahmed, Policy and Research Analyst The Government of Canada is extending measures under the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program Workforce Solutions Road Map and introducing
What does the Bank of Canada’s unchanged interest rate mean for Manitoba’s business landscape?
5-minute read Written by Jamil Ahmed, Policy and Research Analyst For the second consecutive time, the Bank of Canada (BoC) has kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5%. It
Stay Warm, Stay (Energy) Efficient
Written by Casey Clair, Energy & Climate Advocate 4-minute read No time is more relevant for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems than winter. So, before the frost hits,
Four Ways You Can Focus on Inclusion this Month
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