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The Bogotá Chamber of Commerce is inviting up to 90 international companies to join their International Summit and Business Matchmaking Forum on September 22–23, 2025. They are offering to fully cover travel, accommodation, and transfers for one delegate per company.    What it is: -A high-level international summit and B2B matchmaking forum with Bogotá-based suppliers across key sectors. -Up to 90 companies will be selected, with all&helli

Dear Chamber Network,   For your review, please see below an update on two key recent Canada-U.S trade issues: 1) restarted Canada-US trade talks, and 2) major developments related to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. While addressing U.S. tariffs continues to be the immediate priority for many businesses, members should also remain focused on these key&helli

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Canadian businesses are facing mounting economic uncertainty, and exporters are getting hit the hardest. The latest Business Insights Quarterly from our Business Data Lab (BDL) shows that business confidence is still low for the third quarter in a row, with goods exporters now feeling less optimistic than other sectors. For a while, exporters were more confident&helli

As of 2024, the global creative economy has an estimated value of USD $985 billion, projected growth of 40% in 2030. Despite the culture sector being an economic powerhouse, contributing over CAD $26 billion to the province’s GDP in 2022, and over 270,000 jobs in industries like film, music, galleries, and digital media, the sector&helli

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(Toronto, ON – February 13, 2025) – Ontario business confidence is improving but remains fragile, with trade uncertainty, rising costs, and ongoing productivity and labour challenges posing risks to sustained growth, according to new research from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC). The OCC’s 2025 Ontario Economic Report (OER) shows a significant rise in business confidence&helli

  Daniel Tisch, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, shares how the OCC is supporting the Ontario business community and advancing Ontario’s economic competitiveness as the province prepares for an election.

The South Niagara Chambers of Commerce hosted a webinar on human trafficking prevention in the Niagara Region. A representative from the Niagara Regional Police Service shared insights and statistics on this critical issue. Attendees also reviewed the draft Code of Conduct for Human Trafficking Prevention, developed by TOES Niagara and Brock University with funding from&helli