August 2023

Welcome New Members! (current membership = 414)

August 2023:

• alpha technologies
• Assiniboine Park Conservancy
• Deer Lodge Curling Club
• Excell Credit Corp.
• FGC Health
• Get Truck Drivers
• Giant Tiger Ellice
• Guiding Minds Montessori School Incorporated
• Polysense Solutions Inc

Business savings programs are shared with many member organizations, and our Chamber is no different. Assiniboia Chamber members have the option to pass down business savings to other Assiniboia Chamber members at any time. In fact, a member can create a discount for fellow members and a separate offer for the public.

If you are interested in marketing your products and services further, contact the Chamber office by email or phone (204) 774-4154, or upload the offer through your Member Information Centre login.*

This month's spotlight offers:

• Save on Travel (Indus)
• Free 3-Month Security Operations Centre (Castellan Information Security)
• Save on Employee Health Benefits (Chamber Plan)

* The Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce can pass on some remarkable savings to our members through its association with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce, as well as many of its business members that offer programs, savings, offers and the like. Any and all agreements are made between the business and the organization offering the deal, and not the Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce (ACC). The ACC has vetted all organizations and their offers, but the main responsibility remains solely on the business member when utilizing any discount, offer or signing any agreements.

Manitoba Elections News

Stay up to date with the upcoming provincial election news all in one place thanks to our colleagues at The Manitoba Chamber of Commerce.

Read more about The Chambers Vote Prosperity policies and get the latest on each party's promises leading up to the October election.

Community Spotlight: Canadian Chamber of Commerce

Submission for the Pre-Budget Consultations in Advance of the 2024 Federal Budget

Canada’s competitiveness is slipping. As Members of this Committee know, we must achieve much stronger growth if we are to maintain our standard of living and continue to provide the services Canadians require.

The Canadian Chamber continues to urge the government to focus on growth driven by the private sector: many of the measures included in our submission, including regulatory reform, and dismantling internal barriers, will cost little or nothing, but will generate future wealth and investment. Read More