When you own a business, time often feels like it’s in short supply. From growing and supporting your client base to managing day-to-day operations, it may be difficult to prioritize the administrative duties required to comply with Canadian human resources and employment laws. While…

The Trade Accelerator Program (TAP) is an intensive industry-led training program for current and prospective exporters. TAP is designed to accelerate the strategic development of your business, and to better…

On October 29, Kerri Twigg will speak during our October Luncheon about Creating and Owning Your Business Story. Before the Luncheon, she shared with us some insightful tips for you…

While large in-person events are not possible, The Chamber is still committed to bring you and other members together to network and connect. The best way to do this is…

  The Canadian Credit Union Association is hosting its 2019 national conference in Winnipeg this year, taking place May 5 – 8 at the RBC Convention Centre. As a part…

In February 2019, The University of Winnipeg officially launched Indigenous Insights –an innovative and flexible learning program designed to advance reconciliation across Canada through employee training. Canadian National Railway (CN)…

  Facebook? Check. Twitter? Check. LinkedIn? … When it comes to a ‘social media checklist’ so to speak, how high up on the priority list does your business place LinkedIn?…

Written by: Jonathan Wade, Red River College | Creative Communications – Student Intern At the annual State of the Province Address, local high school students from The Chamber’s High School…

  Cannabis and the Workplace conference, Nov 28, 2018, RBC Convention Centre. Photography by Mike Sudoma. Cannabis and the Workplace conference, Nov 28, 2018, RBC Convention Centre. Photography by Mike…

  Written by CPHR Manitoba It all begins with a having a new thought about your per-usual environment – the lay of the land, the interconnected spaces and the marked…

Written by Taz Lakhani, Care Planner & Care Office Owner, Right At Home Canada I became a part of Leadership Winnipeg because of extreme recommendation of like-minded leaders in the…

Written by Colin Fast, Director of Advocacy at The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Premier Brian Pallister will take to the stage on December 6th to deliver his third State of…

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…

Written by: CPHR Manitoba When you read the term “barrier”, what comes to mind? [Take a moment to close your eyes and think about what a barrier means to you]…

Have you been in business for a few years and are looking to expand your business? Do you want practical advice to reach the next level in your journey? Are…

In this world of acronyms in which we live, learn, and work, information can easily get lost in translation. For many of you, this headline was probably a breeze: Manitoba…

The Winnipeg Chamber: What’s your story? Why did you both found Montessori? Kristen Shipman: Megan Turner and I were both hard working mothers who were in need of quality early childhood education for…

Every month, we ask different participants of our Leadership Winnipeg class to blog about their experience. Our visit to the University of Manitoba began with a warm welcome from John Kearsey,…