2026 Mayor's Address
Here is the link to the Mayor Address 2026 YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvAmALDrTwY
Here is the link to the Mayor Address 2026 YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvAmALDrTwY
The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development has updated information on the new requirements related to publicly advertised job postings and job posting platforms that came into effect on January 1, 2026.
Ontario’s new measures include two first-in-Canada components: a limit on the range of expected compensation that may be included in a publicly advertised job posting, and a requirement to include a statement disclosing the use of artificial intelligence to screen, assess or select applicants.
Overview
Get prepared for the 2026/2027 Partnership Fund application window with this information session!
Networking Event Sponsorship Opportunity
Investment: $300 per Event
The North Grenville Chamber of Commerce hosts regular networking events designed to connect, promote, and support local businesses. These events bring together entrepreneurs, professionals, and community leaders in a welcoming, engaging environment that encourages relationship-building and collaboration.
If you are looking for Commercial properties in North Grenville, click here for a list of properties.
Things to consider when starting or running a business in North Grenville.
https://www.northgrenville.ca/doing-business/starting-a-business
“Helping Our Members Shine: How the Chamber Supports Your Business”
Being a member of the North Grenville Chamber of Commerce is more than just a listing—it’s about connection, growth, and visibility. We exist to help your business thrive and be seen by the right people. Here’s how we help our members shine:
1. Visibility & Exposure – Showcase your business through social media spotlights, event sponsorships, and our online directory, giving your brand the attention it deserves.
Your task: Email the chamber with anniversaries, celebrations, specials!
Rural Ontario Development Program (ROD) Guidelines - Business Development
Learn how to get money to fund projects that improve rural businesses.
Overview
The Rural Ontario Development (ROD) Program provides Cost-Share funding to support activities that create strong rural businesses in Ontario by funding projects that:
address barriers to economic development
build capacity to attract, retain and expand businesses
better position rural businesses to attract or retain investment