GNCC Open Letter to Premier Wynne
Chamber asks Premier for consideration of business in new minimum wage legislation Dear Premier Wynne, On behalf of… more »
Category: In The News
Final hurdle for inter-municipal transit crossed
Niagara Region has the political will it needs to officially get into the bus business. The Region not only received… more »
Chamber to celebrate businesses, individuals
Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce has announced the lineup of top individuals and businesses to be honoured during the 14th… more »
New minimum wage may help Niagara, says poverty network
Ontario’s new minimum wage might be a salve for some of Niagara’s economic woes, says the chair of Niagara Poverty… more »
A note from the chair of the NCBC
Good evening, guests and friends: I’m truly honored and grateful to be here with all of you at this inaugural… more »
Editorial: Binational agreements on the Niagara Frontier offer some protection as Trump’s plans for NAFTA resist focus
A new reciprocal agreement between the Buffalo Niagara Partnership and two Canadian chambers of commerce should ease any local tensions… more »
Ontario budget praised and panned
Despite investing billions in health care, education and other programs that will benefit Niagara — including a new hospital —… more »
St. Catharines listed 7th among top 35 cities to buy real estate
MoneySense Magazine has placed St. Catharines as one of the top 35 cities in Canada to invest in real estate…. more »
Liberals look at making skilled immigrant loans pilot project permanent
Qualified professional newcomers face big cost barrier to securing credentials in Canada A pilot Conservative project to loan money to… more »