In this challenging and constantly changing business environment, the West Niagara Chambers of Commerce want to support our Members by providing relevant and up-to-date information. This includes government announcements and support programs, resources, webinars, surveys, and other important updates.

Grimsby & District Chamber of Commerce - Rebecca Shelley

Lincoln Chamber of Commerce - Lindsey Hendriks

West Lincoln Chamber of Commerce - Denise Potter

Join Lisa MacLeod, Ontario’s Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries and Sam Oosterhoff, MPP Niagara West on February 9 to discuss an overview of supports available to businesses and the government's response to COVID-19.

Register by TODAY at 4 PM

Digital marketing, automated marketing, social media marketing…does it make your head start to spin? Or worse yet, make you just want to stick your head in the sand and hope it all goes away?! Ya, that’s fair. It is overwhelming! Especially now when our world has become digital and virtual to new levels overnight!

This workshop is designed to help reframe what “going digital” really means for your business, how to approach it, and what is truly worth your time and effort. It is about learning, choose and executing…the right things. NOT all the things!

As employers, we now have new challenges due to the current public health emergency caused by COVID-19. Join us as we discuss some of the challenges employers are faced with today and some best practices that can help you respond to these challenges.

As the pandemic evolves, so does the province's response. Lockdowns, public health orders, and inspection blitzes are just some of the initiatives in play against the pandemic. They all share the same goal: keeping Ontarians healthy and safe. But how is a workplace to keep up?

With stubbornly high COVID-19 infection rates, a province-wide lockdown still in effect, and a highly infectious variant of the virus in circulation, now may be a good time for workplaces to review or rethink their pandemic protocols.

While hope grows that we will triumph over the pandemic in the months ahead, employers and employees continue to pose essential questions. We've assembled five common concerns shared by employers and employees, and have asked WSPS experts for their insights, and identified useful resources.

Workplaces need to rethink the role of ergonomics in machine/robotics safety programs because they may be missing out on significant benefits. The two are not in competition, as some workplaces may believe, but work in tandem to make workplaces safer and more productive.

In the early spring of 2020, as many of us were assessing this new virus and looking forward to moving beyond it by May or the end of June, we never thought in our wildest dreams we would be where we are today.