Ontario East is pleased to confirm that there has been no increase in our registration fees for this year.

Though Ontario East memberships are accorded to the individual, we are happy to extend the membership registration rate to any employee of a municipality or organization with at least one employee with an individual Ontario East membership.

OEMC is offering a wide array of sessions of interest to all of our attendees.

With three streams (Economic Development, Municipal & Community Development and Workforce Development), we have a great line-up of topics and speakers for all our delegates.

OEMC is excited to announce there will be five locations in Eastern Ontario that will host opening receptions on Wednesday, October 20 at 4 p.m. after the first day of sessions. This is an opportunity for you to network with your friends and colleagues in unique locations with all required pandemic protocols in place! You can sign up for the Regional Reception closest to you when you register for the conference.

Thank you to our sponsors below who will each be hosting a reception in their region!

Support OEMC and take advantage of the many opportunities to access OEEDC Members and OEMC attendees, including the opportunity to be featured in a Virtual Exhibit Showcase to highlight products and services, and the opportunity to present a session at the conference and afterwards.

The 2021 Municipal Agriculture Economic Development & Planning Forum is being hosted virtually by The Regional Municipality of York and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) from November 3-4, 2021.

This event will feature a number of industry speakers, expert panels, an overview of York Region’s agriculture and agri-food sector and much more.

This is a great opportunity for those with an interest in regional and local economic development and land use planning to learn, network and share experiences.

First Nations, Metis, and Inuit youth are the fastest-growing age group in Canada, but they are a demographic that is commonly excluded from the workforce.

Read and share OE-TISP's article with your employers on social media:

"5 Tips for Working with Indigenous Peoples from Indigenous Women."

There are so many impressive world-class leaders featured in the EOBJ fall issue, they can’t wait to see what new business relationships and activities are sparked by sharing these stories with their readers!

Here’s a link to the fall issue where “49 business leaders who are driving economic growth across the region are featured.