The Manitoba Green Advantage (MGA) aims to strengthen Manitoba’s position as a leader in the green economy. With near-zero emission electricity and an abundance of critical minerals, Manitoba offers significant green investment opportunities. This program seeks to guide the province towards a greener future by providing businesses with the necessary tools and resources to reduce their carbon footprint.

Manitoba Green Advantage

MAXIMIZING STRATEGIC INVESTMENT

PHASE 1
Manitoba’s Green Economy Roadmap

MGA aims to stimulate economic growth by gathering research and essential data to identify and capitalize on emerging opportunities within Manitoba’s green economy. Developing a comprehensive roadmap for strategic coordination between businesses and policymakers will facilitate streamlined efforts to attract investments and advance Manitoba as a sustainable and prosperous economic landscape. This phase focuses on mapping out the most effective ways to utilize our strengths, cutting-edge technologies, and green financing.

Status: In progress.

PHASE 2
Granting Program for Manitoban SMEs

The second phase of the Manitoba Green Advantage focuses on empowering SMEs to adopt sustainable practices. This granting program will provide 60 SMEs with up to $10,000 each in financial grants, which will identify opportunities to incorporate sustainable practices into their operations.
Status: In progress.

Dan Vandal

“A Green Prairie Economy means strong, resilient businesses and communities with more opportunities for good-paying jobs across the region. The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce is perfectly positioned to work with business and community leaders to advance the green economy, and I look forward to greater collaboration between SMEs, businesses, and governments as we work together on a roadmap to ensure no one is left behind as we build the green Prairie economy.”
—The Honourable Dan Vandal, Minister for PrairiesCan

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NEWS

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Northern Transportation Symposium: A Step Forward for Northern Manitoba 

Chuck Davidson, President and CEO, and Nick Gamble, Policy Analyst, were pleased to attend the Northern Transportation Symposium in Thompson last week. This two-day conference, organized by the Thompson Chamber of Commerce, focused on the opportunities and challenges of Northern transportation. Key… READ MORE
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Strengthening Connections: MCC Visits Local Chambers of Commerce

It’s been a long-standing Manitoba Chambers of Commerce (MCC) tradition to take advantage of our travel-friendly summer months and get out past the Perimeter Highway to visit local chambers of commerce around the province.  These summer daytrips provide MCC President & CEO Chuck Davidson and other team members the opportunity to connect face to face with local chamber… READ MORE
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MCC Welcomes Two New Staff Members

Last week the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce(MCC) welcomed two new staff members to the office. Marketing & Communications Specialist, Sherry Kaniuga, will be covering Director of Marketing & Communications, Clara Buelow’s role while she takes parental leave. Sherry is a writer, editor… READ MORE