Policy Papers

Here, we address major issues affecting our business community and offer our opinions, advocacy work, and suggestions. Our aim is to educate, involve, and enable local companies to overcome obstacles and promote constructive change. Below are some Advocacy Initiatives we have taken to help support your concerns

The Chamber of Commerce Brantford-Brant advocates for policies that support local business growth, fair taxation, and a strong economy. It identifies issues, researches solutions, and works with all levels of government to create a business-friendly community.
Read More

The Chamber’s advocacy process lets members propose solutions to business challenges, which are reviewed and approved by the Board. Approved resolutions are then advanced through local, provincial, or federal advocacy efforts.
Read More

See below for specific concerns and how they can be approached

Ontario Chamber of Commerce

OCC: Compendium of Policy Resolutions 2025-2028

 

Canadian Chamber of Commmerce

CCC: Compendium of Policy Resolutions 2025

We are pleased to share that the Policy Resolution Book for 2025 is now available.

Each approved resolution becomes an official position of the Chamber Network for the next three years. This year, 47 resolutions proposed by chambers of commerce, boards of trade, and Canadian Chamber policy committees were discussed, amended, and approved by accredited voting delegates from across the country.

If you have any comments feel free to send your feedback via email

Supporting Economic Growth in Uncertain Times

Against the backdrop of rising interest rates, inflation, constrained supply chains, labour shortages and a potential recession, it is critical for governments to focus on creating the right conditions to support competitiveness, productivity, and long-term economic growth. The Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) has identified critical areas that must inform Ontario’s growth strategy outlined in the OCC’s recent report: Supporting Economic Growth in Uncertain Times. Read the brief.