As always, grateful for the opportunity to check-in with @michaelserapio yesterday, this time at his new digs over at @CTVNews, to chat about the situation at WestJet. 🛫
Michael’s story from last night 👉 https://t.co/fqGiAo9jS0
"Canadians are paying the price with a work stoppage now underway at @WestJet."
Read our full statement by Vice President of Strategic Policy and Supply Chains, @chanjaywah, on the WestJet flight attendants strike: https://t.co/85sPzHT8gy
“This is the latest in a series of labour disputes across Canada’s transportation network that threaten supply chains, commercial contracts, and Canadian jobs.” - @chanjaywah
Read more on our reaction to the risk of transportation disruption at @WestJet:
https://t.co/sp0F5NuMBm
Thanks to @CityNewsTO's @NWestoll for reaching out to chat about the 72-hour strike notification that was issued to WestJet yesterday. ❌
Nick’s story 👉 https://t.co/M3wJOcNoFi
I shared some thoughts with @ClarrieF for her article in today’s @TorontoStar about the business community's reaction to the Minister of Transport’s statement on the future of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. 🛫
Clarrie’s piece 👉 https://t.co/9NuBTaGYLn
We all share the goal of keeping goods made with forced labour out of the market. That's why we submitted formal comments to the U.S. Trade Representative and will continue engaging both U.S. and Canadian governments as this process moves forward ⤵️
https://t.co/uxR0VyZoU6
Canada should not be targeted under the proposed U.S. #Section301 tariffs.
Canada already prohibits imports made with forced labour, more legislation and businesses investing heavily in compliance and supply chain transparency.
Our statement ⤵️ #cdnpoli
https://t.co/0tRCMtTLEI
"If the intent is truly to address forced labour, the focus should be a coordinated approach through a multilateral mechanism," said our EVP Matthew Holmes. "The timing of this is somewhat suspect as previous rounds of tariffs sunset."
"It's in fact a very different beast in terms of a tariff threat."
Our CEO Candace Laing joined @CNN's @jimsciutto to discuss the latest U.S. tariffs, why they're different from previous rounds and whether there's still a path to negotiations over the next 29 days. #cdnpoli
“If an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind, a tariff for a tariff is going to make us all a lot poorer."
Our EVP Matthew Holmes tells @CTVNews that as 🇨🇦 weighs its response to 🇺🇸 tariffs, consumer and business affordability must be a priority. ⤵️
https://t.co/65mY45yKzv
Yesterday, the U.S. administration imposed 50% tariffs on a wide range of Canadian exports, with the measures set to take effect in 30 days.
"We knew this would get bumpier before landing," said our President and CEO, Candace Laing, in a new statement ⤵️
https://t.co/kPTDsZB6eU
The Bank of Canada held interest rates today. But what does that actually tell us about the economy?
Our Principal Economist @AndrewDiCap breaks down today's decision, why the Bank is staying in wait-and-see mode and what it could mean for interest rates in the months ahead. ⤵️
Federal, provincial and territorial #agriculture ministers are in Halifax this week to begin shaping Canada’s Next Agricultural Policy Framework.
Here are five recommendations to help put competitiveness and growth at the core of the new framework ⤵️
https://t.co/EpC9WaAthe
This year's Mixer capped off a busy few days in #Calgary, following an in-person meeting of our Western Executive Council as well as a VIP dinner featuring a fireside chat between our CEO Candace Laing and Alberta's former Senior Representative to the U.S., @JamesRajotte.
Another Calgary Stampede is in the books 🤠
We were pleased to welcome Premier @ABDanielleSmith, Minister @timhodgsonmt, Premier @TonyWakehamNL, Mayor @JeromyYYC and many other business, government and Chamber Network leaders.
See our favourite moments➡️https://t.co/Vz2YjqwkD2
Team Canada game will be on at the Annual Canadian Chamber Stampede Mixer today!
Don’t worry - we can meet, greet and cheer together.
See you at @TheRooftopYYC at 12 pm MT!
#GoCanadaGo#FIFA#TeamCanada
Indigenous businesses are navigating the same trade disruptions as everyone else, but their experiences are often missing from the conversation.
Our new report, with @PrairiesCanEN and @ccib_national, explores how tariffs are affecting Indigenous businesses across the Prairies.
Indigenous businesses are making significant contributions to Canada’s economy. Explore CCIB’s Indigenous Business Insights Tracker, developed with the @CdnChamberofCom Business Data Lab, for insights on entrepreneurship, trade & cross-border commerce: https://t.co/TI6335eOmv