Please join the Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce and The Durham Economic Prosperity Committee with Glenna Carr, Chair of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, for a special luncheon address to hear about the opportunities that the worldwide nuclear renaissance can provide to the Greater Oshawa area.
You need to attend and hear first hand from Eric McSweeney, the results of the just released "Community Adjustment and Sustainability Strategy for the City of Oshawa and the Region of Durham" and how it outlines an adjustment strategy to move Durham Region forward and to get people back to work.
Durham is seen as the primary hub within the Province's energy network and as a leader in the innovation, education, demonstration and production of the energy and transportation convergence. The report offers significant new economic directions and diversification opportunities for Oshawa and Durham.
Employment Rules Changing For Business
Report from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC)
All businesses will be directly affected by new Ontario rules governing how you, in every aspect of your business, must accommodate people with disabilities. Government Announces New Green Energy Plan Ontario's current power grid has made it difficult for small business in the renewable energy sector to bring their projects to life and tap into Ontario's energy market. All this will change if the province's proposed Green Energy Act becomes law.
The Greater Toronto Marketing Alliance was proud to present the International Leaders Breakfast Club Meeting on Friday, March 27, 2009 at the Tosca Banquet Hall & Conference Centre, 800 Champlain Ave., Oshawa, ON. The keynote speaker was The Honourable George Smitherman, Deputy Premier Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure speaking about “Building Our Renewable Energy Industry, Creating A Culture Of Conservation And Positioning Ontario And The Gta To Attract Green Investment”.
Sgt. Colin Shaw
Durham Regional Police, Centralized Oshawa Problem-Based Response Unit (COPR)
The COPR unit is continuing its initiative on graffiti following a very successful enforcement initiative. For those that are not aware, the unit has arrested four individuals, responsible for about 90 % of the 300 or so identified locations of graffiti in our downtown and surrounding community. 55 criminal charges of mischief have filed on these individuals. Congratulations to PC Ryan Kapeluk and PC Glen Brown on an excellent investigation.