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Network of 64 local chambers of commerce representing almost 10,000 businesses across Manitoba.

10/27/2026

Technology doesn’t transform organizations. People do.

Join Sean Hogan, Dr. Mina Nouredanesh, and Darion Ducharme for a discussion moderated by Tracy Gromniski on the leadership, culture, and workplace habits that help organizations turn technology investments into better business results.

This conversation will explore how leaders can support adoption, build trust, and keep human judgement and creativity at the centre of the work.

🎟️ There’s less than two weeks left to secure your spot. Register through the link in our bio.

This event is part of Manitoba AI Pathways, led by the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce and The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the broader chamber network.

10/21/2026

Small businesses are the heart of every community, and chambers of commerce are at the heart of every economy.

This week, Manitoba is celebrating both.

From October 19-25, BDC celebrates Small Business Week, and at its heart on October 21 is Manitoba’s Chamber of Commerce Day.

More than ever, Canadians know the importance of supporting local businesses. They create jobs, strengthen the economy, and support neighbours.

Chambers of Commerce support businesses from the other side, advocating for smarter policy, providing resources and support, and helping businesses connect to local, national, and global markets.

This week, we invite you to join us in celebrating local businesses, chambers, and the people who make them thrive.

Tell us about your favourite small business, shout out an entrepreneur (or yourself), or thank your local chamber in the comments.

10/16/2026

Brandon has significant economic opportunities ahead, but realizing that potential means building the capacity to support growth.

This week, MCC headed west on an Economic Development Tour of Brandon, where three priorities emerged: strengthening the workforce, improving supply chain reliability and ensuring infrastructure keeps pace with growth.
From manufacturers struggling to secure skilled workers and reliable steel supplies to growing infrastructure demands driven by industrial development and CFB Shilo’s expansion, the conversations highlighted what businesses need to turn opportunity into investment. Addressing these challenges will be essential to supporting Westman’s growth and strengthening Manitoba’s economy.

Thank you to Mayor Jeff Fawcett and the City of Brandon, Economic Development Brandon, The Brandon Chamber of Commerce, Assiniboine College, Keystone Centre, CFB Shilo, Glendale Industries Limited, Greenstone Building Products, World Trade Centre Winnipeg and the business and community leaders who welcomed our delegation and shared their perspectives.

Read more about Brandon’s economic opportunity at the link in our bio 🔗

10/05/2026

Northern Manitoba’s Investment Opportunity Is Hiding in Plain Sight

What if Northern Manitoba’s greatest challenges could also become some of its greatest economic advantages?

From critical minerals to new infrastructure, research, training and emerging aerospace and defence opportunities, Thompson is showing what’s possible when northern strengths are viewed as economic assets. The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce visited Thompson as a part of our economic development tour series to explore the investments and opportunities shaping the region’s future and what they could mean for Manitoba’s broader economy.

Thank you to Mayor Colleen Smook and the City of Thompson, University College of the North, Testmark Laboratories Ltd., Vale, Thompson Regional Airport, Area55 Advanced Cold Research Facility, and the community leaders who welcomed our delegation and shared their expertise. We are grateful to everyone who helped us better understand the strengths, challenges, and opportunities shaping Thompson and northern Manitoba.

09/30/2026

Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day.

It’s a time to remember the children who never returned home, and to honour Survivors, their families, and communities. Reconciliation begins with the courage to listen, learn, and acknowledge the experiences and harms of the past and present, while continuing to work toward understanding, healing, and a better path forward.

While our offices are closed today, we will be using this opportunity to listen and learn. We invite you to do the same by attending an event in your community or online.

In-person and virtual program opportunities: www.gov.mb.ca/inr/osd.html

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The offices of the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce are located on Treaty 1 Territory, and the communities we serve are located on Treaty 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Territories as well as communities who are signatories to Treaties 6 and 10.

09/28/2026

💡 Strong businesses prepare for what’s next.

Advance Manitoba helps you do just that, bringing together leaders from across Manitoba to explore how AI is changing the way organizations operate, compete, and grow, and what leaders can do today to prepare for the future.

🎟️ Join us on November 10. Visit the Advance Manitoba website through the link in our bio 🔗

This event is part of Manitoba AI Pathways, led by the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce and The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the broader chamber network.

09/22/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for MBiz Speaker Series: The State of Post-Secondary.

We were pleased to welcome Dr. Michael Benarroch, Fred Meier, and moderator Beverlie Stuart for an engaging conversation on Manitoba’s talent pipeline and the future of our workforce.

The discussion highlighted the importance of collaboration between post-secondary institutions and industry to support skills development, innovation, research, and Manitoba’s economic growth. Thank you to our speakers, guests, and members for being part of the conversation!

09/14/2026

🎙️ Meet our Advance Manitoba Emcee!

Margaux Miller will take the stage as Emcee for Advance Manitoba!

A globally recognized emcee, moderator, and TEDx speaker, Margaux has hosted some of the world’s leading technology and innovation events, helping audiences navigate conversations around business, leadership, and transformation in the artificial intelligence era.

On November 10, she’ll guide a full day exploring the technologies and trends shaping how organizations compete. From AI and productivity to leadership and innovation, Advance Manitoba will feature keynote presentations, a panel discussion, an interactive workshop, breakout sessions, and networking.

Secure your spot today at advancemanitoba.ca at the link in our bio 🔗

Advance Manitoba is part of Manitoba AI Pathways, led by the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce and The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the broader chamber network.

09/10/2026

Do you know where you stand with AI? 🤔

Most people are already experimenting with AI but it can be hard to know where to incorporate it into your business and how to get started.

That’s where the AI Readiness Assessment comes in.

By answering a few short questions, this assessment rates your business under each of the 12 pillars of AI adoption, providing recommendations for short, medium, and long-term goals for your business to integrate AI into your operations.

No specific AI or tech knowledge is needed to complete this 15 minute assessment – just an understanding of your business operates from day to day.

Complete the assessment at the link in our bio or directly at ai-readiness.ca 🔗

09/09/2026

How are tariffs affecting your business?

Manitoba businesses are navigating increased costs, supply chain pressures, market uncertainty, and changing trade conditions. We want to better understand what you’re experiencing and what these changes mean for your business.

Take our short survey and tell us how tariffs have impacted your business, or how you expect they could. Your input will help MCC identify the challenges facing Manitoba businesses and strengthen our advocacy with government on the supports and solutions businesses need.

Looking for support? We’ve also brought together information on programs and resources that can help businesses manage tariff-related pressures, adapt operations, strengthen their workforce, diversify markets, and improve resilience.

Share your experience and explore available supports:
https://mbchamber.mb.ca/advocacy/tariff-support/

Address

550-201 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
R3B3K6

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Website

https://mbchamber.mb.ca/

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