The Nipawin & District Chamber of Commerce
We are a non-partisan, not-for-profit membership organization the exists to promote business and economic growth, advocate on behalf of local business, and participate in enriching the community. The Nipawin & District Chamber of Commerce was established in 1923 and is one of 50 chamber in Saskatchewan. We have memberships with the Canadian Chamber and the Saskatchewan Chamber to keep us connected with provincial and federal issues that affect our local businesses, as well as offer group insurance program, esso fleet cards, and other savings programs for our members.
SUPPORTING OUR LOCAL ECONOMY & MEMBERS BY ADVOCATING FOR STRONG ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY FOR OUR BUSINESS COMMUNITY.
BUSINESS RESOURCES
MISSION
The mission of the Nipawin & District Chamber of Commerce Incorporated is to advocate for, and enhance, the economic growth of the region for the benefit of all.
VISION
The Nipawin & District Chamber of Commerce advocates for the business community to provide an environment for economic development and business prosperity for the Greater Northeast Region.
MEET THE TEAM
The Nipawin & District Chamber of Commerce Board is comprised of Chamber member businesses. If you are interested in being a business leader in your community and want to join the chamber board, contact us today.
VISION
The Nipawin & District Chamber of Commerce serves as the advocate for the business community to provide an environment for economic development and business prosperity for the Greater Northeast Region.
UPCOMING EVENTS
IN THE NEWS
RECENT TRENDS IN TRADE AND TRADE FINANCE Impact of the Covid-19 Crisis and Challenges Ahead https://iccwbo.org/content/uploads/sites/3/2022/03/icc-document-impact-of-the-covid19-crisis-and-challenges-ahead.pdf REPORT CREDIT TO THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (ICC)
Federal Budget 2022-23 – Highlights for local chambers Budget 2022: A Plan to Grow Our Economy and Make Life More Affordable 2022-23 deficit estimated at $52.8 billion. Deficit projected to decline each year. 2026-27 deficit estimated at $8.4 billion. Environment and energy: Refundable investment tax credit for businesses that incur eligible carbon capture, utilization and...
As the highly contagious Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus continues to spread in the province, the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) is further extending cost relief for injury claims that occur on or prior to June 30, 2022 for employers to cover costs for accepted work-related COVID-19 claims. The WCB is continuing to accept eligible...
Happy New Year! We hope this update finds you in good health, as we prepare for another year at the FalCon project. As the pandemic continues, we are hopeful to be rounding that much-anticipated corner seeking a return to a new normal. The way we do things has changed, but we’ve missed connecting with our...
