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Apr 13, 2021
Canadian Chamber launches initiative to bolster Canada-U.S. trade relations
“We cannot take for granted that the U.S. is our largest trade partner. Canada needs to be on the front foot advancing our own interests since few Americans wake up in the morning in Washington thinking about how to do Canadian businesses a favour. We look forward to working with our members, the Government of Canada, and our American business counterparts to ensure Canadian businesses are positioned to succeed in the new US political environment,” said Mark Agnew, Vice President Policy & International.
Deployment of rapid screening
As Canada enters a new and more dangerous phase of the pandemic, our priority must be to protect the health of our population as we permit the safe operation of our economy. Achieving this goal will require close collaboration among governments, public health
Apr 12, 2021
4 of 5 Canadians Feel Safe at Work, but Many Believe Workplaces Won’t Return to Normal Until 2022: Abacus/Canadian Chamber of Commerce Poll
“It’s clear that Canadians and their employers have been adapting to work and life during the COVID-19 pandemic, doing their part to keep us safe and carrying the Canadian economy on their shoulders. Their pessimism about the return to normal may speak to broader concerns about our country’s slow pace at vaccinating and the need for a concrete plan for what comes next. While they see what good planning looks like in workplaces, they also hope to see our political leaders set a clear pathway out of this pandemic,” said Perrin Beatty, President and CEO of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Canada’s largest business association.
Apr 09, 2021
Developing the framework for future space exploration activities
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce contributed five key principles to guide the Canadian Space Agency as part of the CSA’s engagement on developing the framework for future space exploration activities. The private sector’s role in space exploration has evolved since the early space programs. Transitioning from roles primarily limited to being contract suppliers into mission leadership or ownership positions exemplifies this change. Ensuring the next generation of space law reflects this current reality – and is equipped to manage its likely acceleration – will be crucial to ensure Canada’s, and humanity’s, continued expansion into space is both orderly and fruitful.
Apr 07, 2021
