The Ontario Chamber of Commerce
Issues
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) membership, policy team, staff and board inform the organization’s advocacy efforts. With the overall goal of building a world renowned business environment, barriers to economic renewal and business competitiveness are identified, research conducted, policy developed and, then, the OCC’s advocacy work begins.
The OCC’s policy issues change over time in response to the evolving needs of our members and the broader business community in Ontario. As a result, the content of this page is edited frequently to reflect those changing needs. Visit this webpage often to stay up-to-date on OCC policy priorities and search our advocacy archive to find information on OCC’s past work.
More information on OCC advocacy efforts, can be found in our Policy Report Card.
As Ontario’s Business Advocate, the OCC supports policies, not parties. Rest-assured, whatever the issue at hand, the OCC remains solutions-focused and maintains its reputation for patient, but effective advocacy.
Some of the key policy issues we are actively pursuing include:
Key Contact
Josh Hjartarson
Vice President, Policy and Government Relations
joshhjartarson@occ.on.ca
416-482-5222
Ext 2320
News
- Research Release | The $2 Billion Question: Business Opinion on Funding The Big Move
- Media Release: New Report from OCC Reveals GTHA Business Opinion on Transit Revenue Tools
- Celebrating excellence at the OCC 2013 AGM & Convention
- OCC Rapid Policy Update: What the 2013 Ontario Budget means for business
- Media Release: Ontario Budget is mixed bag for business, says Ontario Chamber of Commerce
