The Chamber network has called on the provincial government to commit to addressing the enhancement of Labour Market Information through interprovincial collaboration and to consider the establishment of a cross-ministry led committee to improve collection and coordination of timely and accurate LMI efforts.

The Chamber network has recommended the provincial government commit to working with business and education sectors on a strategy to establish a new framework to better identify the needs of business and the development of education programs to meet the growing demand for future employment.

The Chamber network played a key role hosting community summits in the development of a bold and modern approach to economic development for Manitoba.

The Chamber network has played a key role in lead role in the development of both a northern economic development strategy and a rural economic development strategy and the subsequent new Board of Directors for both organizations.

The Chamber network in partnership with the International Institute of Sustainable Development (IISD) held roundtable discussions around the province in an effort to determine the business knowledge that exists about the challenges and opportunities around climate change which resulted in the development of  the Climate Action Toolkit for Manitoba Business. 

• The Chamber network played a key role in the establishment of the 96/4 funding model for Travel Manitoba and the subsequent 95/5 model which has resulted in a significant increase in tourism marketing and Manitoba being recognized by Lonely Planet as a Top 10 Destination in 2019.
• The Chamber network In partnership with Travel Manitoba and the Province of Manitoba developed the Provincial Tourism Strategy which has set an ambitious goal of increasing the number of visitors annually to Manitoba to 12.6 million by 2022 and increase visitor spending to $2.2 billion over that same timeframe