September 2021

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SEPTEMBER 2021

Chamber at a

Glance

In This Issue Back to Business

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BACK TO BUSINESS F orward, always moving forward. This is how

ensure

most cases act. The last 18 months left us all

experience when they enter our locations. While

playing

mode.

we ask them for patience as we train new staff

Staying in place was seen as a victory as

and find our way, please be sure to thank them

many of us had to fall back.

for sticking with us this last year and helping us

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defense

and

in

survival

As we reach

customers

have

an

exceptional

survive. We only succeed with their support.

the goalposts of 80% first dose and 75%

dose

for

vaccination!

This

achievement has allowed business and the community

to

re-open

and

work

towards

recovery. While we still will be living with the many

challenges

of

Covid,

everyone

is

excited to earn a living and operate at close to full capacity in their business.

We know

Second Friday Coffee

from experience that the challenge of a 4th

10.14.21 Member Meet Up: Dark History Tour

Living

10.21.21 Small Biz Week Luncheon

that

the middle of September, we have passed

second

Mark Your Calendars

We all owe it to ourselves and each other to

a successful business needs to think and in

wave is still nearby, so we must all do our

"Staying in place was seen as a victory as many of us had to fall back." BARRY COOPER

Your

Chamber

has

been

busy

meeting

with

numerous Provincial Ministers, MLA’s and City of

part to reduce its impact.

Brandon senior leadership over the last period.

with

Covid

will

mean

we

still

must

ensure our teams and customers are safe

We

have

community

must

without

that

consumers

are

discussing

strategies

for

strengthening our economy, building our business

and feel comfortable in our locations. We remember

been

and

protecting

business

shutdowns.

This

own pace. We must understand and respect

support through the Brandon Economic Recovery

that. Your Chamber’s “shop where you live”

Program. We have also reached out to Federal

and “support local” campaigns will be in full

Election

force

expectations

your business.

to

frequent

candidates and

programs

to

that

ensure we

and

includes

numerous

consumers

Local

health

adapting to our new Covid world at their

encouraging

Shop

Manitoban’s

they

business

know

understand

our their

positions on legislation affecting business.

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