Dec. 9, 2014 – The Canadian Chamber of Commerce released a brief explaining the decline in oil prices and what it will mean for the Canadian economy. Oil prices are dropping due to an increase in production and weaker demand. Lower oil prices will reduce Canada’s GDP growth, but this should be partly offset by an increase in consumer spending.
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Every September, thousands of students arrive in Oshawa ready to start a new chapter. Some are moving away from home for the first time. Others are returning for another year of classes, part-time jobs, and late nights at the library.
In response to the breakdown in Canada-U.S. trade negotiations and the new tariffs that follow, the Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce is speaking out on what this means for businesses and workers across Durham Region. Talks between Ottawa and Washington
Oshawa is growing. Our community continues to welcome new residents, attract investment and strengthen key sectors including advanced manufacturing, education, health care and logistics. With that growth comes opportunity, but it also brings new challenges. Housing affordability, workforce availability, infrastructure