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In the face of American tariffs, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce delivered a stark message to federal and The post Port Hope chamber working with business and industry in responding to American tariffs appeared first on Consider This. Related posts: County responding to American tariffs as a local strategic plan is developed by municipalities, says officials Some optimism shines through despite gloom in Ontario Chamber report, says Port Hope CEO Port Hope mayor and deputy mayor reflect on the past year and look ahead to 2025

Tabatha Bull is president and CEO of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business and an Anishinaabe member of Nipissing First Nation in Ontario. Her leadership has earned widespread recognition, including CEO of the Year by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce in 2022, one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women in 2023, and a four-time Top 100 Lobbyist in Canada. She also serves on the Prime Minister's Council on Canada-U.S. Relations.

Ontario's economy is entering a period of rapid change, with key indicators showing mixed signals. While inflation is easing, unemployment rates have ticked up, and current changes in the political landscape are causing businesses across the province to grapple with uncertainty. The recent U.S. election, along with upcoming federal and potential provincial elections in 2025 could impact trade, cross-border relations, and investment.Shifts in immigration policy, productivity measures, and investment attraction introduced in 2024 have had significant economic impacts, leaving many businesses questioning what's ahead. Last year, Ontario businesses reported record low confidence and persistent labour shortages in key sectors such as construction, manufacturing, and transportation. Navigating 2025 will require focusing on resilience, adaptation, and forward-thinking strategies.On February 13, 2025, the Empire Club of Canada is proud to join forces with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) for the launch of their 2025 Economic Outlook and Business Confidence Analysis, revealing fresh data and insights on business confidence, regional economic projections, and policy priorities. This exclusive event will provide a first look at how Ontario's businesses are preparing for 2025, focusing on key issues such as labour shortages, climate and energy policies, reconciliation, supply chain challenges, and more.This event is a unique opportunity to shape the conversation around Ontario's economic future. Engage with industry leaders, political representatives, and policymakers to discuss how businesses can thrive amid uncertainty and lead Ontario toward greater economic growth and competitiveness.Featuring special remarks by Daniel Tisch, President and CEO, OCC.*The content presented is free of charge but please note that the Empire Club of Canada retains copyright. Neither the speeches themselves nor any part of their content may be used for any purpose other than personal interest or research without the explicit permission of the Empire Club of Canada.**Views and Opinions Expressed Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the speakers or panelists are those of the speakers or panelists and do not necessarily reflect or represent the official views and opinions, policy or position held by The Empire Club of Canada.*

Party for Two Tim Hudak Daniel Tisch, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce

We hear from international business expert Andreas Schotter on what impacts a tariff war could have on the Ontario economy and we hear from Daniel Tisch, CEO and president of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, about how Ontario businesses are preparing. 

In this special episode of Discovery Series: Unplugged, we're bringing you a collaboration between Desjardins and the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) to explore the impactful ways they're supporting small businesses and fueling economic growth. Join host Reh Bhanji and co-host David Lee as they speak with two exceptional leaders: Marilyn Horrick, Senior Vice President, Market Growth, Brand Expansion, and Partner Relations, Outside Quebec, Desjardins Group. Daniel Tisch, CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, and a leader in reputation management, public policy, and business communication strategies. What You'll Learn in This Episode: The inspiring stories behind Desjardins' GoodSpark Grant recipients and how it's helping small businesses thrive. How the OCC's Thank You Small Business Campaign is driving innovation in workforce development and digital accreditation. Why financial advisors play a pivotal role in supporting small businesses and how programs like these can make an impact Whether you're an advisor looking to add value to your small business clients or an entrepreneur seeking inspiration, this episode offers insights and practical strategies for success. Listen now and discover how Desjardins and the OCC are empowering the future of small business in Canada.

The show: The full interview with bonus material: Port Hope council passed its $29.5 million budget earlier this The post Port Hope councillor provides background into 2025 budget appeared first on Consider This. Related posts: Mayor says perfect storm hits as Port Hope council approved 6.9 percent increase for 2024 budget Port Hope mayor explains budget increase as some taxpayers and councillor are upset Some optimism shines through despite gloom in Ontario Chamber report, says Port Hope CEO

TUNE INTO THE TOWN: TTC CEO CALLS ON TPS CHIEF TO HELP GET RID OF ANTISEMITIC GRAFFITI  Libby Znaimer is joined by Toronto City Councillor James Pasternak of Ward 6 York Centre, Jon Burnside, City Councillor for Ward 16 (Don Valley East) and Alex Blumenstein, Co-Founder of The Peak. The TTC's CEO writes a letter to the Toronto Police Chief expressing concern around the issue of antisemitic graffiti on the transit system's property, a new report details how the City is falling behind its timeline targets for repairing potholes, and according to a Listening to Toronto survey, most Torontonians feel as though the city is not moving in the right direction. IMPACT OF CANADA POST STRIKE ON SMALL BUSINESS AND CONSUMERS Libby Znaimer is joined by Bruce Winder, a Retail Analyst and Daniel Tisch, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. The Canada Post strike continues, and talks between the union (CUPW) and Canada Post have stalled. We get a sense of how this is all impacting small businesses and consumers. And, we continue the conversation around PM Trudeau's temporary GST tax relief plan. CAA STUDY ON CANNABIS IMPAIRMENT AMONG ROAD USERS + THEIR WINTER READINESS CAMPAIGN Libby Znaimer is joined by Michael Stewart, Community Relations Consultant for CAA South Central Ontario and Constable Brad Verspeeten of Toronto Police Traffic Services. Two things to talk about: first there's a new study from the CAA regarding cannabis impairment among drivers in Ontario. Meanwhile, the TPS, OPP and CAA are running a joint campaign to discuss winter readiness tips for drivers to stay safe as the weather changes.

Municipalities provide many services that people use. But increasing pressures have made it fiscally challenging for them to deliver these services. To explore what can be done to get Ontario's prosperity back on track, Daniel Tisch, the President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce; Cameron Love, the President and CEO of The Ottawa Hospital; and Nishan Duraiappah, the Chief of Police for Peel Regional Police join Nam Kiwanuka. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg (@GregBradyTO) speaks with Simran Singh, Manager of Policy for the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, about the Ford government's new policy changes regarding safe consumption sites - and the impact on local businesses that have been sounding the alarm on the addictions crisis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg (@GregBradyTO) speaks with Simran Singh, Manager of Policy for the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, about the Ford government's new policy changes regarding safe consumption sites - and the impact on local businesses that have been sounding the alarm on the addictions crisis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Alex Pierson Podcast, our host Alex first starts off the conversation with some new and odd information out of Toronto's city council. Members of the council are attempting to proposed that after the lease ends for Billy Bishop Airport, we should raze the facility and replace it with a new park. Alex is joined by the CEO and President of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce Daniel Tisch about why the business community is rising to fight this. Next, Alex is joined by the Asst. Professor in Sports Management at Brock University, Taylor McKee. Taylor and Alex look into the shameful failure of Canada being caught spying on the New Zealand women's team before their preliminary match. Taylor suggests that this could taint our team and the country's reputation. And finally, Sylvain Charlebois director of the agri-food analytics lab at Dalhousie University comes on to explain why Loblaws could FINALLY be facing a penalty for its bread price-fixing scheme 14 years ago...but why it's still far from over...or enough/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, The Brightest Conversation in Hamilton Radio welcomes none other than Keanin Loomis to the show. There's a really decent chance that you know his name as he's been involved with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce as well as the opponent of Andrea Horwath in Hamilton's last mayoral election. Now that approximately a year and a half has passed since that election, Scott wants to get Keanin's take on what's happened so far, what Hamilton and its residents need from City Council as well as what his new position is at the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction, the importance of Father's Day and more. Guest: Keanin Loomis, President & CEO, Canadian Institute of Steel Construction & former mayoral candidate

The show: The full interview with bonus material: It was not your usual official kickoff ceremony. The mayor, councillors, business leaders, residents, and others gathered on Walton Street earlier this week. Behind them, construction equipment and workers in hard hats were tearing up the road behind them. It is part of a major upgrade of […] The post Walton Street construction underway as councillor explains what it means to Port Hope appeared first on Consider This. Related posts: Mayor says perfect storm hits as Port Hope council approved 6.9 percent increase for 2024 budget Some optimism shines through despite gloom in Ontario Chamber report, says Port Hope CEO Changes to Port Hope council's procedural bylaws impacts public input, citizen voices

Speaker: Blake Hutcheson, President and CEO, OMERS OMERS President and CEO Blake Hutcheson, recent recipient of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Achievement Award and the Order of Ontario, will highlight how this Canadian success story is positioned to deliver for its members in the years to come and the positive impact that their pension promise is having on our provincial and national economies.

He's got way more than ‘three bags full' of wool. Todd Payne is a sheep farmer at Asphodel Sheep Company in Peterborough, and recipient of this year's Family Farm of the Year award . The Ontario Chamber of Commerce says it's time for the government to relax its restrictions on the cannabis industry and make it easier for retailers to promote products. The head of Independent Retail Cannabis Collective, Shakir Tayabali.A group out of Grey Highlands says more needs to be done for some special local residents…the turtles! Dave Meslin is part of the leadership team of the Grey Highlands Municipal League. He explains the need and how their program is trying to help.The government is being sued for suddenly cancelling the provincial basic income pilot project in 2018. We hear from Dana Meslin, one of the plaintiffs from Lindsay.

The show: The full interview with bonus material: The Ontario Chamber of Commerce released its annual report recently. Business confidence is low across the province. There are a host of issues facing a wide range of sectors across the business spectrum. Yet, amid all the doom and gloom, there is some limited optimism about the […] The post Some optimism shines through despite gloom in Ontario Chamber report, says Port Hope CEO appeared first on Consider This. Related posts: Chambers of Commerce call on all three levels of government to address housing crisis In the face of recent struggles, Port Hope Chamber CEO says businesses remains optimistic about future Port Hope economy resilient, says Chamber of Commerce CEO

The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson: What is the reality that we are facing as auto-theft becomes an increasingly prevalent crime? It's about time we start talking about healthcare without the kid gloves on. According to a report from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, we are still facing a decline in business confidence following the COVID-19 pandemic. Canada is seeing an incredible rise in the number of bankruptcies. What does it actually cost to own a car today? It would appear that there the Boeing door plug that blew off mid-flight came as a result of some missing bolts. Donald Trump is not immune to election denial or insurrection and with trial appeal and delays coming, how does it reflect the election timeline and the potential for a delay until after the election? The JUNO Awards' nominations for 2024 have been announced, how does it look? "Fake Chinese income" mortgages appear to be the fuel pumping up Toronto's real estate bubble, something we only know thanks to an HSBC Bank leak. Guests: Krista-Lee Ernst, Hamilton Police Service Matt Gurney, Columnist for TVO Claudia Dessanti, Senior Manager of Policy with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and co-author of the report Don Fox, Executive Financial Consultant, with The Fox Group, IG Private Wealth Management Matt Hands, Vice President of Insurance for RateHub.ca Keith Mackey, Mackey International Wayne Petrozzi, Professor Emeritus of Politics and Public Administration at Toronto Metropolitan University Eric Alper, Publicist, music commentator Sam Cooper, Founder of The Bureau, Bestselling Author, Award-winning investigative journalist Host – Scott Thompson Content Producer – Jordan Armenise Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Ben Straughan News Anchor – Dave Woodard & Jen McQueen Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://megaphone.link/CORU8835115919

With many in Canada and around the world having ties with Israel, families in the region whose relatives were taken hostage by Hamas are doing all they can to help the government secure the release of all captives. Among them is Malki Shemtov who recalls the day terrorist gunmen grabbed his 21-year-old son Omer. AND With Small Business Week now in the rearview mirror it

In this episode, Kevin McShan shares his personal journey of being repeatedly turned down for jobs due to his disability, highlighting the prevalent biases within the employment sector, and how we can get back to embracing the humanity in all of us. Explore the hard-hitting facts about disability employment and learn how you can contribute to building an inclusive society. 1. Kevin's formative years and how they shaped his interaction with his peers2. The importance of diversity, equity, and inclusivity for people with disabilities 3. Defining success and prosperity in breaking down barriers 4. Ways to combat disability discrimination in the workplace 5. Why people should celebrate their lives and others' lives alsoResources mentioned in this episodeDiscover Ability NetworkAbout Kevin McShanKevin is a graduate of St. Clair College's Journalism, Print, and New Media Program. He has an extensive history of promoting employment equality for individuals with disabilities, most recently as the Job Developer and Enhanced Employer Support Facilitator with the YMCA of Windsor-Essex County. Kevin worked with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce on the Discover Ability Network project in the region of Windsor-Essex. In this role, he was responsible for linking businesses to the Discover Ability Network website, an online job matching portal for employers and job seekers with a disability.Kevin was instrumental in the implementation of the WEareAble Project. The Project was a new initiative in Windsor-Essex aimed to educate local business and hiring managers about the benefits of hiring individuals with disabilities. By eliminating the barriers and stereotypes, we can create a positive pathway toward these individuals gaining competitive employment within our community. The project lasted 13 months and resulted in individuals with disabilities securing employment.Connect with Kevin  Website: Kevin McShan Podcast: Lets Have This Conversation YouTube: Let's Have This ConversationSupport the show! Want to learn more about us? Visit our website at www.periodtopause.com or send an email to amanda@periodtopause.comFollow us on Instagram: @periodtopauseFollow our Facebook Page: Period to Pause

A city report released today says an incoming tax increase in 2024 will be 14.2 per cent! Guest: Matt Francis, Councillor for Ward 5 in Hamilton - Whenever the government buys mundane things like office supplies, the price tags tend to bloat to astronomical amounts. Is there a better way to do this in a way that optimizes the process of public procurement in Ontario? Guest: Rocco Rossi, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce - As the world seems to divide ever further, a study was conducted to see how Canadians view the world and are conducting themselves as things like cancel culture gain prevalence. Guest: Jon Roe, Research Associate with Angus Reid

Host Alex Pierson speaks with Claudia Dessanti, senior manager of policy for the Ontario Chamber of Commerce Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The show: The full interview with bonus material: The Ontario Chamber of Commerce recently released a report calling on all three levels of government to tackle the Affordable Housing Crisis. Some people might wonder why a business organization is producing housing reports. Port Hope Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Officer Brenda Whitehead will dive into […] The post Chambers of Commerce call on all three levels of government to address housing crisis appeared first on Consider This. Related posts: Some optimism shines through despite gloom in Ontario Chamber report, says Port Hope CEO Four chambers of commerce join to deliver creative buy local program to stimulate Northumberland economy County plans to create affordable housing specifically for workers if they promise to stay

Why should you put social good at the center of your organization? How do you choose the right mentors? In this episode, Tracy Folkes Hanson answers these questions and more. What You'll Learn: 1. Why you should put social good at the forefront of your career 2. How to measure your social good 3. How to explore you “why” deeper than ever 4. “We have to live by our values in order to deliver them.” 5. Taking care of your mental health will help you increase your impact 6. Ongoing learning, from a variety of mentors, will help you lead 7. How to find the mentors you need 8. Employing tech to create a healthy culture Who is Tracy? Tracy Folkes Hanson has been the president and CEO of Canadian Society of Association Executive since 2017. Prior to this, she has held senior positions in organizations such as the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, MasterCard International, Kinark Child & Family Services, and The Arthritis Society. In 2010, Tracy was elected to the Whitby Town Council. All of this experience allows her to bring her all to her position at the CSAE where she focuses on positive engagement in leadership. Follow Tracy: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracyfolkeshanson/  More of Do Good to Lead Well: Website: https://craigdowden.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigdowden/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/craig-dowden/message

GUEST: Sara Beyer, Senior policy analyst with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce

This episode a conversation with Janeen Davis VP of Sales and Morgan LaRosee Customer Service Manager at Joint Venture Craft Cannabis with some great insights into the industry today and the challenge and reward of bringing micro growers to the legal world.  The Ontario Chamber of commerce has a pro-cannabis agenda, CBD may be the next anti-overdose therapy and on Cultivar Corner we visit Living Cannabis and sample Lemon Sugar Kush! Ontario COC cannabis friendlyJoint Venture Craft CannabisLiving CannabisLemon Sugar Kush @ Ask GrowersCould CBD be the next antidote

Libby Znaimer is joined, first, by Dr. Kevin Smith, President and CEO of the University Health Network followed by Dr. Doris Grinspun, CEO of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO) and Helen Winter, a registered Nurse working in the emergency department of a downtown Toronto hospital. Ontario hospitals are grappling with a staffing shortage issue and it's so bad that several of them have had to close their ER departments. According to the Ontario Nurses Association, more than 20 hospitals have had to close so far. Many of the staff shortages involve nurses and there are cases where nurses are being asked to pick up extra shifts, handle a very high patient load and are often asked to work outside their specialty. Helen Winter describes that many are leaving the profession due to burnout. She tells us that she has had to cut back on her hours and that nurses have a significant repertoire of skills that can be transferred to other higher paying jobs outside of the hospital. Today, our healthcare experts weigh in on the latest crisis plaguing our health care system. ---- THE RISE OF ANTISEMITISM AND ISLAMAPHOBIA IN CANADA

Guest host Arlene Bynon is joined by Rocco Rossi, the president and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. Rocco and Arlene talk about the lack of labour development strategies in this provincial election, and why that needs to change. Let's get talking See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Libby Znaimer is joined by Christopher Bloore, president and CEO, Tourism Industry Association of Ontario, Bruce O'Hare, Founder of Lakeshore Excursions, and Daniel Safayeni,

In this episode our hosts, Steve and Katie Keene, speak with Kevin McShan, a disability advocate and motivational speaker.Kevin is a graduate of St. Clair College's Journalism, Print and New Media Program. Kevin has an extensive history of promoting employment equality for individuals with disabilities most recently, as the Job Developer and Enhanced Employer Support Facilitator with the YMCA of Windsor-Essex County. He also continues the effort of promoting inclusion for people with disabilities through his motivational speaking efforts. McShan also is the host of Lets Have This Conversation a podcast series where he tackles all facets of the news cycle.Kevin worked with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce on the Discover Ability Network project in the region of Windsor-Essex. In this role, he was responsible for linking businesses to the Discover Ability Network website; an online job matching portal for employers and job seekers with a disability.Enjoy the show!1) To connect with Kevin go to:Twitter:McShan819 Espeakers Profile:eSpeakers Marketplace FacebookKevin McShan Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mcshan81509/LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-mcshan-1586028a/Personal WebsiteHome | Kevin McShan 2) Be sure to find Katie and Steve on social media!@FamilySuccess | Linktree 

Libby Znaimer is joined by David Cravit, Vice President of Zoomer Media and Chief Membership Officer at CARP, Peter Muggeridge, Senior Editor of Zoomer Magazine and Bill VanGorder, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Policy Officer of CARP. Today: a follow up discussion to CARP's Annual General Meeting from late last week that included Ontario Premier Doug Ford. Also, we are learning that PM Trudeau is planning to invoke the emergency measures act in response to ongoing protests. And, today happens to be the 101st birthday of Canadian political heavyweight and Zoomer icon, Hazel McCallion. ---- ONTARIO ANNOUNCES IT WILL BE EASING PUBLIC HEALTH MEASURES SOONER Libby Znaimer is joined by Dr. Alon Vaisman, Infectious Diseases, Infection Control Physician at the University Health Network, and Rocco Rossi, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. This morning, Premier Ford announced that the province will be easing public health measures sooner than originally planned. That means that we will be moving into step 2 of reopening at the new date of February 17th at 12:01 am. Dr. Alon Vaisman weighs in on the province's reopening plan and Rocco explains the impact of it all on the business community. ---- VALENTINES DAY AND DATING IN MID-LIFE Libby Znaimer is joined by Ronnie Ann Ryan, a love and magical life coach who helps older adult singles find their match. It's Valentine's Day today and whether you are single or spending the occasion with a loving partner, today is the day we talk about love. Ronnie knows all about finding love in mid-life. She met her husband at the age of 40! She shares tips about spicing up your love life and how older adult singles can meet like minded individuals these days. Listen live, weekdays from noon to 1, on Zoomer Radio!

Kevin McShan is a graduate of St. Clair College of Journalism, Print and New Media Program.  Kevin has an extensive history of promoting employment equality for individuals with disabilities most recently, as the Job Developer and Enhanced Employer Support Facilitator with the YMCA of Windsor-Essex County.  He also continues the effort of promoting inclusion for people with disabilities through his motivational speaking efforts.   Kevin worked with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce on the Discover Ability Network project in the region of Windsor-Essex. In this role, he was responsible for linking businesses to the Discover Ability Network website; an online job matching portal for employers and job seekers with a disability.  Kevin was instrumental with the implementation of the WEareAble Project. The Project was a new initiative in Windsor-Essex aimed to educate local business and hiring managers about the benefits of hiring individuals with disabilities. By eliminating the barriers and stereotypes, we can create a positive pathway towards these individuals gaining competitive employment within our community. The project lasted 13 months and resulted in 28 individuals with disabilities securing employment.Challenging others to reach their fullest potential by maximizing their productivity in life, work and play is Kevin's primary message as a motivational speaker. Check out Kevin's YoutTube Channel, "Let's Have This Conversation."https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8O46hFoibuN-doUrAfOvnw. “Inclusion is the gateway to independence.”  

Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce talks about small business in Ontario, Covid 19 and the need for measures and recovery plans

Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce on the impact of Covid 19 on businesses in Ontario

Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce talks about business in Ontario and support during Covid pandemic.

Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada essential services and business in Ontario List of essential workplaces

Kevin Gaudet, President of BrightPoint Strategy and formerly of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada 

Kevin Gaudet, President of BrightPoint Strategy and formerly of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert  Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada

Kevin Gaudet, President of BrightPoint Strategy and formerly of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert.  Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada

Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce talks about the OCC Release on NEW Small Business Friendliness Indicator. 

Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada Andrew Clark, Contributing writer for The Globe and Mail, award-winning journalist, screenwriter and author, and Director of the Comedy Writing and Performance program at Humber College Lindsay Broadhead, Corporate Communications Strategist

Panelists: Kevin Gaudet, President of BrightPoint Strategy and formerly of the Canadian Taxpayers  Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada  Topics: HUNTER: Killing season starts early in Toronto Father who died with daughter at Rattlesnake Point was in bitter custody dispute with ex-wife Wet'suwet'en solidarity protests continue on rail lines and roads National pharmacare would help Canadians cope with rapidly changing job benefits Father who died with daughter at Rattlesnake Point was in bitter custody dispute with ex-wife Ontario considers allowing cannabis lounges and cafes

Kevin Gaudet, President of BrightPoint Strategy and formerly of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert.  Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada

Kevin Gaudet, President of BrightPoint Strategy and formerly of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert.  Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada

Kevin Gaudet, President of BrightPoint Strategy and formerly of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert.  Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada

Kevin Gaudet, President of BrightPoint Strategy and formerly of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert.  Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada

Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert.  Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada  Kelly Harris, Principal of Harris Public Affairs and is also a columnist for QP Briefing and the Niagara Independent  

- Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert - Kevin Gaudet, President of BrightPoint Strategy and formerly of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation  - Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada, and Former mayoral candidate  

MONDAY Elissa Freeman, Public Relations strategist and PR and Pop Culture Media Expert Rocco Rossi, CEO Ontario Chamber of Commerce, former CEO of Prostate Cancer Canada  Michael Diamond, Campaign strategist and political commentator, UPSTREAM Strategy Group