Click here to listen to MCC President & CEO Chuck Davidson and Don Leitch, President & CEO, Business Council of Manitoba, in conversation with CJOBs Richard Cloutier as part of Decision Manitoba 2019.
Chuck Davidson shares his election wish list with Global News digital reporter Connor Chan. Watch the video here.
A coalition of 10 organizations representing the interests of thousands of businesses in the Province of Manitoba called on all political parties in Provincial Election 2019 to focus their efforts on Growing the Manitoba Economy. The coalition’s members believe that economic growth should be the top priority, and that the…
One year after publishing Death by 130,000 Cuts: Improving Canada’s Regulatory Competitiveness, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce has delivered its regulatory report card, grading the federal government’s response to its recommendations and providing additional advice on how to continue improving Canada’s regulatory culture. How did the federal government fare? Overall,…
Muster up your courage — the 2019 Easter Seals DropZone needs you! On August 20, 2019, brave Manitobans will become real life SUPERHEROES by conquering their fears and rappelling 272 feet down the exterior of the Manitoba Hydro building at 360 Portage Ave. This heart-pounding, adrenaline-pumping challenge is all in…
Darren Swanson, associate with the International Institute of Sustainable Development, and Director, Novel Futures Corporation, spoke with Navi Bal of Thompson Today on Arctic Radio in July about a climate change action initiative our two organizations have undertaken. Listen to the interview now to learn more about the value of…
On July 17, the Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna, announced that small-and medium-sized businesses in the four provinces where the federal government carbon-pollution pricing currently applies can now apply to the SME Project stream of the Climate Action Incentive Fund. Small and medium-sized businesses in these provinces…
MCC President and CEO Chuck Davidson joined 14 other Manitoba business and community leaders on a two-day trade mission to Rankin Inlet last week organized by World Trade Centre Winnipeg. The primary goal was to attempt to rebuild the relationship between Nunavut and Manitoba in hopes of restoring supply chain…
A sunny Wednesday morning in Winnipeg seemed like the perfect weather for the 25 participants of the Churchill Economic Development tour to depart on Calm Air Flight 300 to the Polar Bear Capital of the World. However, foggy conditions in Rankin Inlet, NU resulted in the flight being cancelled and…
Paul Vogt (left in photo, seated), President & CEO of Red River College, describes the organization’s sustainability initiatives as a home game and an away game. Vogt, a homegrown Manitoban, was part of a four-member expert panel discussion at the World Trade Centre Winnipeg on June 10 dedicated to “Clearing…
