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Founded in 1873, The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce is the largest organization representing the voice of business in Winnipeg. We have a membership of more than 2,000 companies, representing close to 90,000 employees.
The Comox Valley is situated mid-way on Vancouver Island's east coast. It is bordered on the west by the Beaufort Mountain Range, whose highlight is the breathtaking Comox Glacier, also called Queneesh to the local First Nations. The eastern border is the shoreline of the Strait of Georgia with its panoramic views of the mainland's Sunshine Coast and mountains beyond. The Valley extends south to Fanny Bay and north to the Oyster River. The Comox Valley has two forms of local government. The Town of Comox, the City of Courtenay and the Village of Cumberland operate as municipalities and the Comox Valley Regional District handles the affairs of the rural areas.
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Since 1929 the Smithers District Chamber of Commerce has been at the heart of the business communityYour Chamber of Commerce is working hard to make Smithers a great place to do business. The Chamber Provides:Business Prospects:Chamber Business Luncheons, social events, and Business After Hours, provide the opportunity to make business contacts and meet new people.Meetings, Seminars, and Workshops:Special events designed to inform and educate members on every aspect of business including: industrial trends, new approaches to business, export/import markets and political issues.Responsible Change:Through the use of news releases, press conferences, submissions and presentations to all levels of government the chamber acts as your representative for constructive change. Join the Chamber!To join, or to receive more information, call or visit our office.
Chamber of commerce Starting or operating a business in yellowknife trade show annually spring - May! Business and professional development
Welcome to Churchill.ca - The official website of the Town of Churchill in Manitoba, Canada!Churchill is a world-renowned tourist destination; famous for its polar bears and beluga whales. It is an international birding hotspot, having a rich history with roots dating back before the Fur Trade. Churchill.ca is being revised to reflect a greater resource of information for all that visit this site. It will provide visitors to Churchill all the information needed to make informed decisions and maximize their enjoyment of all that we have to offer. Visitors will be able to find links to tour companies offering vacation packages to Churchill, as well as to those experiences and activities that only locals know about!Additionally, this site will strive to be an information portal that Churchill residents can utilize for the latest news and events that affect their day-to-day life. Whether you're new to Churchill or have lived here your entire life, community events and recreational activities will be showcased in a way that will make it easy to see all that is happening here and how you and your family can best take advantage of it
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The Chamber is an advocate for local business. We listen to the needs of our members and work with government at all levels to make sure their voice is heard. Our advocacy efforts help advance local businesses, making our community a more attractive place to live, work, and do business. We also run the Bonnyville visitor information center and are open year round to answer any tourism inquiries. Information available for local area as well as the rest of Alberta and British Columbia.
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