Ontario in the Red – Part One
The Ontario government owes a lot of money, currently over three hundred billion dollars. Why did they borrow all this money?… more »
Category: Advocacy
President Clinton, Canada, and you
Last week, we looked at the (unlikely) possibility of Donald Trump winning the presidential race, and what that would mean… more »
Port Colborne City Council waives sidewalk encroachment fees
After previous advocacy work from the GNCC, Port Colborne City Council directed staff to review the sidewalk encroachment fee schedule… more »
What would a Trump presidency mean to Canada?
With the conventions wrapped up, it’s now official – Donald Trump is the Republican Party candidate for President of the… more »
The Canadian Free Trade Agreement
It’s not NAFTA. It’s not CETA. It’s not TPP. This is a new free trade agreement just for Canada, between… more »
How your business can cash in on Pokémon GO
On July 17, Niantic released Pokémon GO in Canada, although many had already been playing versions from other markets that… more »
St. Catharines and the housing boom – what’s the real story?
The Huffington Post recently reported that St. Catharines was the worst city in Canada for jobs and homes, combining a… more »
Cap and Trade – the future’s green, but is it bright?
The Ontario government has joined California and Quebec in implementing a carbon cap-and-trade system, beginning in January 2017. How will… more »
St. Catharines Supports Peace Bridge Pre-Clearance
After hearing from GNCC Policy & Government Relations Manager Hugo Chesshire at their meeting on June 27th, St. Catharines City… more »