By Noah Cote, Communications Manager, The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce. Ahead of our upcoming member luncheon, “Enhancing Our Ecosystem for Entrepreneurial Innovation” with Dharmesh Gandhi, Partner, EY, we sat down…
By Noah Cote, Communications Manager, The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce. Ahead of our upcoming member luncheon, “Enhancing Our Ecosystem for Entrepreneurial Innovation” with Dharmesh Gandhi, Partner, EY, we sat down
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Written by Nathan Richison, RRC Polytech, Creative Communications Intern 3-minute read As we celebrate our 150th birthday, The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce is excited to celebrate our rich history by
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The Winnipeg Chamber’s Director of Policy, Colin Fast, highlights five things Winnipeg businesses should be aware of this week: New federal statutory holiday on September 30th The federal government recently
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With Code Red restrictions extended for at least another two weeks through January 22nd, there’s growing concern in the community about whether small businesses will be able to survive after
