The Kawartha Chamber is encouraging everyone to Choose Local! this holiday season and beyond. Small businesses are owned by our friends and neighbours, and they need our patronage now more than ever. When you choose to buy local the benefits extend to their suppliers, employees and community initiatives that they in turn support.
This Black Friday, we have complied local deals to make it easier than ever to support local! We will be updating information as it becomes available.
Holiday season is once again upon us. It has been a whirlwind year and businesses continue to adapt to these challenging times. This holiday season will still be filled with joy and cheer even if it looks a little different.
The Kawartha Chamber is encouraging everyone to Choose Local! this holiday season and beyond. Small businesses are owned by our friends and neighbours, and they need our patronage now more than ever. When you choose to buy local the benefits extend to their suppliers, employees and community initiatives that they in turn support.
Ontario’s economy is undergoing a period of rapid change. Twenty-first century globalization, urbanization, and technological transformation are challenging the status quo and redefining what it means to be competitive. Given these and other pressures, Ontario’s overall prosperity will increasingly depend on the strength of its regions. Yet, research demonstrates that population and economic growth have been remarkably imbalanced in recent decades, with growth rates in the Greater Golden Horseshoe and Ottawa far surpassing those in other areas of Ontario.
Albert Einstein once said that in the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.
That notion could represent a modern theory of relativity during a global pandemic. Because we have all faced hardship in different ways—and to varying degrees—since the spring.
As Canadians across the country work to regain a sense of normalcy, we know that things will never quite be the same. But that can be a good thing, because it provides a rare opportunity to truly hit reset—as an economy and as a society.
