Burlington Chamber of Commerce
414 Locust Street L7S 1T7 Burlington, ON, Canada

The Burlington Chamber of Commerce and the Ontario Chamber of Commerce are looking for your insight on what matters to business amidst the pandemic. The interactive results from the first round are LIVE! Review the preliminary results http://ow.ly/EDxX50CjIz7. This survey will take a deeper dive on business confidence as well as other pressing issues. Tell us how confident you are in Ontario’s economy and recovery, and what your organization’s outlook is for 2021. Share your views by taking a short three-minute survey here: http://ow.ly/k3mN50CjIz6.

Many thanks to our incredible event partners, Bell Canada and Rubicon Safety Inc. for your generous support in making our Mental Health & Wellness Virtual Seminar so successful. With your sponsorship, we were able to host this informative and timely event that will live on as a resource for Burlington businesses and employees. For those of you who missed the event, the seminar recording and Mental Health Virtual Toolkit will be made available in the coming days! Stay tuned.

At our #SBWConference, participants heard from our COVID-19 Response Team who shared important insights on human resources, finance, accounting, Chamber support and marketing & branding. Watch the recording to hear from our panel of experts who shared their advice for entrepreneurs and business leaders to propel their business forward during these challenging times. Many thanks to Lynn Beechey, Beechey Management Resources, Alex Doma, Bateman MacKay LLP, Mary Ann Wenzler-Wiebe, BDC, and Lara Mcculloch, Start Some Shift Academy for joining us.

#TeamBurlington is actively updating our Personal Safety and Protection Equipment Directory to ensure that businesses, employees and consumers are able to access the equipment and services necessary to stay safe and adhere to health and safety guidelines. Learn more https://burlingtonchamber.com/personal-safety-and-protecti/.

The Ontario Government is making $300 million available to businesses required to close or significantly restrict services in areas subject to modified Stage 2 (RedControl level). Starting today, eligible Halton businesses will be able to apply for temporary property tax and energy cost rebates directly to the province through a single, online application portal. Learn more https://www.ontario.ca/p/businesses-get-help-covid-19-costs.

The Post Promise was created to help Canadian businesses reopen safely, implementing 5 key steps that help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Visit http://postpromise.com and get the tools you need to help your customers shop safe with confidence once again.