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The Alliston & District Chamber of Commerce 2013 Annual Golf Tournament is being held on June 13th at Circle Pines Base Borden Golf Club. Registration is at 12pm with a shot gun start at 1pm. The price is $130 per player or $480 per foursome (tax included). We are currently looking for sponsors and silent auction prize donations. Download registration form.
2013 Charities
The two Charities that the Alliston Chamber has chosen to support at our Mix at Sixes for 2013 are, My Sister's Place and CONTACT South Simcoe Community Information Centre.
Thanks to the giving nature of our members we were able to present the following organizations with cheques from funds raised at the 2012 Mixes; Alliston Cenotaph Project, Alliston Humane Society, and Good Shepherd Food Bank.
Support the Troops
The Alliston and District Chamber of Commerce is a proud supporter of Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Borden, the Canadian forces' largest military training base and the Canadian Armed Forces. For more information on supporting the troops click here.
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Speech - New Economic Cycle and International Trade: Renewed Regionalism www.chamber.ca 12-06-2013 08:58 Click here to download the speaking notes for the Hon. Perrin Beatty as presented at the Conférence de Montréal. Read more... |
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May 21, 2013, London, England - In meetings today with British Prime Minister David Cameron and business organizations representing the G8 economies, Canadian Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Perrin Beatty urged policy makers to embrace solutions that will spur growth and help create conditions to restore confidence.
“The urgent priority binding all of the G8 economies together is the need... Read more... |
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Ottawa - Monday April 29, 2013 - Changes announced today by the government to the Temporary Foreign Workers (TFW) program will add costs, delays and red tape for Canadian businesses.
Most companies using temporary foreign workers are small businesses that can’t afford to wait to find the appropriate workers and don’t have many options for training. Nor can they pay much... Read more... |
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