4-5 Minute Read The Winnipeg Chamber’s Policy & Research Analyst, Jamil Ahmed, highlights current unemployment and job vacancy issues in Manitoba Key Takeaways The unemployment rate in Canada has reached…

  Scott Sissons, chair of The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce and partner at KMPG. With The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce set to host Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz at…

John Morris, TappCar spokesperson. ​​March 2, 2019 marked the official one-year anniversary for TappCar in Winnipeg, and you could say business has been good. The ridesharing company touched down in…

Our next Chamber Luncheon is fast approaching on January 25, and we are thrilled to have Canadian advertising legend Terry O’Reilly ​join us to talk all about Effective Modern Marketing. O’Reilly…

APTN launched in 1999 as the first national Indigenous broadcaster in the world, creating a window into the remarkably diverse mosaic of Indigenous Peoples. A respected non-profit, charitable broadcaster and…

by: Paul K. Grower The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act’s (PIPEDA) new Breach Notification Rules will come into force on November 1, 2018. This article provides a brief…

Are you in the workforce? You’ll benefit from cannabis education. As the legalization of cannabis sparks a new normal in Canadian society, The Winnipeg Chamber is hosting a full-day Cannabis…

  On August 28th, the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce was one of a select group of stakeholders invited to participate in a consultation with the federal Advisory Council on the…

This piece first appeared in the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Five Minutes for Business June 14, 2018 ​Tariffs. Trade talks. Pipelines. Electoral change. While the Canadian economy continues to grow…

This piece first appeared in the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Five Minutes for Business May 10, 2018. Unless you’ve been living under a rock (or perhaps within a rolled steel…

Every month, we ask different participants of our Leadership Winnipeg class to blog about their experience. Each year, Winnipeg welcomes thousands of newcomers. They may come as international students, young families…

As our upcoming event with Josh Blair and the TELUS Health team on innovative solutions to Canada’s healthcare issues approaches, we asked them to pick a pressing issue​ more Canadians…

On Wednesday, April 4, your Winnipeg Chamber hosts one of Canada’s busiest leaders and the person tasked with guiding national interests through NAFTA negotiations – Minister Chrystia Freeland. With a…

This article and report first appeared on the Canadian Chamber of Commerce website March 26, 2018. Automation, artificial intelligence and advanced robotics have the potential to either take over jobs…

This year the Manitoba Heavy Construction Association celebrates their 75th anniversary as the recognized voice of the heavy construction industry in Manitoba. Guided by their vision and mandate, they promote sustainable municipal…

Recently the City of Winnipeg released new reports on the state of our city’s infrastructure.  The reports look at the condition of the 13 major infrastructure areas the city manages, what…

Canadian Business has released their rankings for the 2018 list of Best Managed Companies and we’re thrilled to see proud Winnipeg Chamber members in every category. Congratulations to the organizations…

Two years ago, many were shocked by the results of Brexit, as the United Kingdom narrowly chose to leave the European Union. Since the June 2016 vote, work has been underway…