Wine, Women & Wisdom Brings Women in Business Together for Open Conversation

On October 21, we gathered with some incredible women in business at Buona Serra in Grimsby-on-the-Lake for an evening of wine, conversation and connection at our latest Wine, Women & Wisdom event.

The evening created space for honest conversations about what we’re currently carrying in our personal lives and businesses. From everyday life/family pressures and business challenges to finding balance and navigating difficult decisions, each woman had the opportunity to share what was on their plate and learn from one another’s experiences.

The conversation flowed naturally, with attendees sharing advice, practical strategies, helpful connections and perspectives shaped by their own experiences. Sometimes, hearing how someone else has worked through a similar challenge can offer a fresh idea, a little reassurance or simply the reminder that we’re not alone in figuring things out.

A big thank you to Buona Serra for providing such a welcoming space for the evening. The intimate setting was perfect for the kind of open, meaningful conversation that makes our Wine, Women & Wisdom events so special.

We’d also like to thank Peninsula Ridge Estate Winery for sponsoring the wine. With a selection of red, white and rosé to enjoy, their contribution helped make the evening even more memorable. Thank you!

And, of course, thank you to all the women who joined us and were willing to share their experiences so openly. Your honesty, generosity and willingness to support one another made this a wonderful evening.

Join Us for Our Final Wine, Women & Wisdom of 2026!
Our next Wine, Women & Wisdom takes place on November 30 at Fantasy of Trees. It will be our final Chamber event of 2026, and we’re looking forward to bringing everyone together for another evening of connection. We’re working on a special theme for the occasion and can’t wait to share more details soon. We hope you’ll join us in November!

On October 21, we gathered with some incredible women in business at Buona Serra in Grimsby-on-the-Lake for an evening of wine, conversation and connection at our latest Wine, Women & Wisdom event.

The evening created space for honest conversations about what we’re currently carrying in our personal lives and businesses. From everyday life/family pressures and business challenges to finding balance and navigating difficult decisions, each woman had the opportunity to share what was on their plate and learn from one another’s experiences.

The conversation flowed naturally, with attendees sharing advice, practical strategies, helpful connections and perspectives shaped by their own experiences. Sometimes, hearing how someone else has worked through a similar challenge can offer a fresh idea, a little reassurance or simply the reminder that we’re not alone in figuring things out.

A big thank you to Buona Serra for providing such a welcoming space for the evening. The intimate setting was perfect for the kind of open, meaningful conversation that makes our Wine, Women & Wisdom events so special.

We’d also like to thank Peninsula Ridge Estate Winery for sponsoring the wine. With a selection of red, white and rosé to enjoy, their contribution helped make the evening even more memorable. Thank you!

And, of course, thank you to all the women who joined us and were willing to share their experiences so openly. Your honesty, generosity and willingness to support one another made this a wonderful evening.

Join Us for Our Final Wine, Women & Wisdom of 2026!
Our next Wine, Women & Wisdom takes place on November 30 at Fantasy of Trees. It will be our final Chamber event of 2026, and we’re looking forward to bringing everyone together for another evening of connection. We’re working on a special theme for the occasion and can’t wait to share more details soon. We hope you’ll join us in November!

Election Power Hour Event Brings Grimsby’s Mayoral Candidates Together for an Evening of Conversation

We wrapped up our election event series with our Power Hour event on Thursday evening at Commisso Estate Winery, bringing all four Grimsby mayoral candidates together for a focused conversation about the future of our Grimsby and its business community.

A very special thank you to Commisso Estate Winery for being such generous and welcoming hosts. From the wine to the food, they helped create a relaxed setting for the evening and took great care of everyone who joined us.

Thank you as well to our moderator, Kevin Antonides, for guiding the conversation, and to Chamber Board Chair Daniel Vandersteen for opening the evening with remarks. We also want to acknowledge Sarah Hart from Niagara Association of Realtors (NAR) for her thoughtful opening remarks and for NAR’s and Cornerstone’s support and sponsorship of our election events.

We also want to thank all four mayoral candidates for participating, contributing respectfully to the conversation, and taking the time to answer the questions put forward throughout the evening.

And, of course, thank you to everyone who joined us. We appreciate you taking time out of your evening to be there, listen, engage, and learn more about the people putting their names forward to lead our community.

Creating opportunities for our community to connect with candidates in a non-partisan, respectful, and professional setting is an important part of the Chamber’s role during an election. We’re proud to be able to provide spaces where people can hear directly from those seeking elected office and make their own informed decisions.

For more election resources, please visit our 2026 Municipal Election Resource hub and the Town of Grimsby website.

We wrapped up our election event series with our Power Hour event on Thursday evening at Commisso Estate Winery, bringing all four Grimsby mayoral candidates together for a focused conversation about the future of our Grimsby and its business community.

A very special thank you to Commisso Estate Winery for being such generous and welcoming hosts. From the wine to the food, they helped create a relaxed setting for the evening and took great care of everyone who joined us.

Thank you as well to our moderator, Kevin Antonides, for guiding the conversation, and to Chamber Board Chair Daniel Vandersteen for opening the evening with remarks. We also want to acknowledge Sarah Hart from Niagara Association of Realtors (NAR) for her thoughtful opening remarks and for NAR’s and Cornerstone’s support and sponsorship of our election events.

We also want to thank all four mayoral candidates for participating, contributing respectfully to the conversation, and taking the time to answer the questions put forward throughout the evening.

And, of course, thank you to everyone who joined us. We appreciate you taking time out of your evening to be there, listen, engage, and learn more about the people putting their names forward to lead our community.

Creating opportunities for our community to connect with candidates in a non-partisan, respectful, and professional setting is an important part of the Chamber’s role during an election. We’re proud to be able to provide spaces where people can hear directly from those seeking elected office and make their own informed decisions.

For more election resources, please visit our 2026 Municipal Election Resource hub and the Town of Grimsby website.

Grimsby Municipal Election Meet & Greet Brings Candidates and Community Together

More than 60 people came through the doors within the first hour of the Grimsby Municipal Election Meet & Greet on Saturday, October 3, and the steady turnout continued throughout the afternoon.

We welcomed all four mayoral candidates, along with candidates running for Ward and school board trustee positions, for an opportunity to meet with members of the community and have conversations about the upcoming municipal election.

It was great to see such an engaged and respectful atmosphere throughout the day. Candidates were open and willing to speak with residents, share their perspectives and answer questions, while community members had the opportunity to connect with candidates in person and learn more about the people putting their names forward.

The event also gave the candidates an opportunity to meet and connect with one another – something that doesn’t necessarily happen during a municipal election campaign – which added another positive element to the day.

A special thank you to all of the candidates who participated and helped create a welcoming space for open, respectful conversations about the election, local issues and their platforms. And thank you to the Chamber board volunteers who gave their time to help make the day possible. We truly appreciate your support!

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The Meet & Greet was one opportunity to connect with candidates in person, but there are plenty of ways to continue learning about the upcoming municipal election.

Our Grimsby Municipal Election Resource Hub brings together election information, upcoming events and resources to help you stay informed. The Town of Grimsby also has election information and resources available, and candidates may be contacted directly through their campaign channels and social media.

You can also hear directly from the mayoral candidates through our Grimsby Connected podcast series, with four conversations covering growth, infrastructure, economic development, town hall leadership, and more.

And there’s one more opportunity to connect in person this week!

Our exclusive Power Hour takes place on Thursday, October 8 from 4–5 PM at Commisso Estate Winery. This more intimate, business-focused event will feature all four mayoral candidates in a moderated conversation about the future of Grimsby and our business community. The event will not be recorded, and tickets include a glass of wine and light refreshments.

Space is limited, so if you’d like to be part of the conversation, register for Power Hour today!

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Thank you again to everyone who came out to the Meet & Greet. We’re glad we could provide an opportunity for our community to connect with the candidates and learn more about the upcoming municipal election.

More than 60 people came through the doors within the first hour of the Grimsby Municipal Election Meet & Greet on Saturday, October 3, and the steady turnout continued throughout the afternoon.

We welcomed all four mayoral candidates, along with candidates running for Ward and school board trustee positions, for an opportunity to meet with members of the community and have conversations about the upcoming municipal election.

It was great to see such an engaged and respectful atmosphere throughout the day. Candidates were open and willing to speak with residents, share their perspectives and answer questions, while community members had the opportunity to connect with candidates in person and learn more about the people putting their names forward.

The event also gave the candidates an opportunity to meet and connect with one another – something that doesn’t necessarily happen during a municipal election campaign – which added another positive element to the day.

A special thank you to all of the candidates who participated and helped create a welcoming space for open, respectful conversations about the election, local issues and their platforms. And thank you to the Chamber board volunteers who gave their time to help make the day possible. We truly appreciate your support!

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The Meet & Greet was one opportunity to connect with candidates in person, but there are plenty of ways to continue learning about the upcoming municipal election.

Our Grimsby Municipal Election Resource Hub brings together election information, upcoming events and resources to help you stay informed. The Town of Grimsby also has election information and resources available, and candidates may be contacted directly through their campaign channels and social media.

You can also hear directly from the mayoral candidates through our Grimsby Connected podcast series, with four conversations covering growth, infrastructure, economic development, town hall leadership, and more.

And there’s one more opportunity to connect in person this week!

Our exclusive Power Hour takes place on Thursday, October 8 from 4–5 PM at Commisso Estate Winery. This more intimate, business-focused event will feature all four mayoral candidates in a moderated conversation about the future of Grimsby and our business community. The event will not be recorded, and tickets include a glass of wine and light refreshments.

Space is limited, so if you’d like to be part of the conversation, register for Power Hour today!

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Thank you again to everyone who came out to the Meet & Greet. We’re glad we could provide an opportunity for our community to connect with the candidates and learn more about the upcoming municipal election.

From Where I Sit…A new perspective from Executive Director, Rebecca Shelley

It’s Fall, suddenly, after a hot, hot, hot summer that seemed to extend far into September. While Mother Nature is winding down, many of us are gearing up.

I recently attended the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Ontario (CCEO) conference in St Thomas, spending two and a half days with colleagues from Chambers across Ontario. CCEO is a peer and professional development organization for Ontario chambers, one I count on for advice, eagerly share ideas with, and one I am proud to serve as Treasurer on the Board of Directors.

We learned from each other and the excellent presenters, we laughed, we explored shared challenges, and co-created solutions. We walked away with ideas, tangible solutions, new efficiencies, and best practices for serving members. I personally walked away with a renewed sense of purpose and drive, and a renewed feeling of gratitude for the work I am privileged enough to do every day here in Grimsby.

We have a wonderful, connected, supportive Chamber community here in Grimsby, and it’s because of all of you. Your passion, your curiosity, your generosity, sharing your goals and your challenges.

The challenges facing businesses feel BIG. They ARE big. And confronting these challenges feels overwhelming, paralyzing, anxiety-inducing, and isolating, to say the least. And, you don’t have to do it alone, we have an entire Chamber community here to do it with you. So, I guess, from where I sit today, I want to say, DON’T do it alone. Reach out, share your challenges, share your wins however big or small, stay connected, choose collaboration. Leverage this amazing network.

It’s Fall, suddenly, after a hot, hot, hot summer that seemed to extend far into September. While Mother Nature is winding down, many of us are gearing up.

I recently attended the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Ontario (CCEO) conference in St Thomas, spending two and a half days with colleagues from Chambers across Ontario. CCEO is a peer and professional development organization for Ontario chambers, one I count on for advice, eagerly share ideas with, and one I am proud to serve as Treasurer on the Board of Directors.

We learned from each other and the excellent presenters, we laughed, we explored shared challenges, and co-created solutions. We walked away with ideas, tangible solutions, new efficiencies, and best practices for serving members. I personally walked away with a renewed sense of purpose and drive, and a renewed feeling of gratitude for the work I am privileged enough to do every day here in Grimsby.

We have a wonderful, connected, supportive Chamber community here in Grimsby, and it’s because of all of you. Your passion, your curiosity, your generosity, sharing your goals and your challenges.

The challenges facing businesses feel BIG. They ARE big. And confronting these challenges feels overwhelming, paralyzing, anxiety-inducing, and isolating, to say the least. And, you don’t have to do it alone, we have an entire Chamber community here to do it with you. So, I guess, from where I sit today, I want to say, DON’T do it alone. Reach out, share your challenges, share your wins however big or small, stay connected, choose collaboration. Leverage this amazing network.

Congratulations to Pepper & Thyme on their Grand Opening at Major Refrigeration Peach King Centre 

We were excited to celebrate Pepper & Thyme with an official ribbon cutting at their new home inside the Major Refrigeration Peach King Centre on October 2!

In just a few short months, Pepper & Thyme has gone from a new local business to a permanent fixture at MRPKC, bringing a fresh and flavourful take on concession stand food to Grimsby.

Their menu brings plenty of Jamaican flavour to the rink, with jerk chicken and rice and peas, Jamaican patties, chicken wings and classic favourites like hot dogs and fries. It’s a fun way to enjoy something a little different (and delicious!) the next time you’re at the arena.

The ribbon cutting was a great opportunity to celebrate this milestone with Pepper & Thyme’s family and friends, Chamber members and community supporters. It was a wonderful turnout! We were also pleased to have Councillor Veronica Charrois, Krista Bowie from the Town of Grimsby, and representatives from the offices of Sam Oosterhoff and Dean Allison join us and present certificates of congratulations.

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate, and to the Pepper & Thyme team for welcoming us so warmly. Sharing your food with everyone who joined the celebration was a huge treat!

Congratulations again to Pepper & Thyme on this exciting milestone. We’re so happy to see you growing, putting down roots and bringing something new to Grimsby’s food scene. We’re looking forward to seeing what’s next!

We were excited to celebrate Pepper & Thyme with an official ribbon cutting at their new home inside the Major Refrigeration Peach King Centre on October 2!

In just a few short months, Pepper & Thyme has gone from a new local business to a permanent fixture at MRPKC, bringing a fresh and flavourful take on concession stand food to Grimsby.

Their menu brings plenty of Jamaican flavour to the rink, with jerk chicken and rice and peas, Jamaican patties, chicken wings and classic favourites like hot dogs and fries. It’s a fun way to enjoy something a little different (and delicious!) the next time you’re at the arena.

The ribbon cutting was a great opportunity to celebrate this milestone with Pepper & Thyme’s family and friends, Chamber members and community supporters. It was a wonderful turnout! We were also pleased to have Councillor Veronica Charrois, Krista Bowie from the Town of Grimsby, and representatives from the offices of Sam Oosterhoff and Dean Allison join us and present certificates of congratulations.

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate, and to the Pepper & Thyme team for welcoming us so warmly. Sharing your food with everyone who joined the celebration was a huge treat!

Congratulations again to Pepper & Thyme on this exciting milestone. We’re so happy to see you growing, putting down roots and bringing something new to Grimsby’s food scene. We’re looking forward to seeing what’s next!

Ribbon Cutting Celebration for Kumon of Grimsby in Downtown Grimsby

We were pleased to join Evelyn and her team at Kumon of Grimsby on October 1 for a special ribbon cutting ceremony and officially celebrate this new addition to our downtown business community.

Located right in the heart of Grimsby, Kumon of Grimsby offers a bright, welcoming space designed to support children as they build their math and reading skills. We’re excited to see this become a valuable resource for local families and a place where students can learn, grow and build confidence.

It was especially meaningful to see Evelyn’s family, Kumon instructors and assistants, Chamber members and community representatives come out to celebrate with her. Evelyn’s children even had the special job of holding the ribbon ends for the ceremony!

We were pleased to welcome Councillor Veronica Charrois, Chamber Board Chair Daniel Vandersteen, and representatives from Sam Oosterhoff’s and Dean Allison’s offices, who each brought certificates of congratulations for Evelyn.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took time out of their evening to stop by, show their support and help us celebrate this exciting new chapter for Kumon.

And to Evelyn – congratulations once again! Your warmth, enthusiasm and genuine care for the families you’ll be serving are already so evident, and we’re thrilled to have Kumon of Grimsby as part of our Chamber and business communities.

We wish you and your entire team so much success in the years ahead. We can’t wait to see all that’s in store for Kumon of Grimsby!

We were pleased to join Evelyn and her team at Kumon of Grimsby on October 1 for a special ribbon cutting ceremony and officially celebrate this new addition to our downtown business community.

Located right in the heart of Grimsby, Kumon of Grimsby offers a bright, welcoming space designed to support children as they build their math and reading skills. We’re excited to see this become a valuable resource for local families and a place where students can learn, grow and build confidence.

It was especially meaningful to see Evelyn’s family, Kumon instructors and assistants, Chamber members and community representatives come out to celebrate with her. Evelyn’s children even had the special job of holding the ribbon ends for the ceremony!

We were pleased to welcome Councillor Veronica Charrois, Chamber Board Chair Daniel Vandersteen, and representatives from Sam Oosterhoff’s and Dean Allison’s offices, who each brought certificates of congratulations for Evelyn.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took time out of their evening to stop by, show their support and help us celebrate this exciting new chapter for Kumon.

And to Evelyn – congratulations once again! Your warmth, enthusiasm and genuine care for the families you’ll be serving are already so evident, and we’re thrilled to have Kumon of Grimsby as part of our Chamber and business communities.

We wish you and your entire team so much success in the years ahead. We can’t wait to see all that’s in store for Kumon of Grimsby!

Business Connect at Grimsby Hyundai Brings Grimsby, Lincoln and West Lincoln Chambers Together for a Night of Fun and Connection

Nearly 50 Chamber members from across Grimsby, Lincoln, and West Lincoln came together on Tuesday, September 29 for a lively evening of networking at Grimsby Hyundai.

The event brought together a great mix of businesses and professionals from across the three Chamber communities.

A special thank you to Grimsby Hyundai for doing an incredible job of setting the scene for the evening. From the beautifully displayed vehicles and welcoming atmosphere to a fantastic spread of refreshments, their team created a space that made it easy for guests to settle in, connect, and enjoy the evening. Your team made everyone feel right at home, and we truly appreciated your hospitality.

We had fun with an interactive networking activity that had everyone choosing their “car personality.” Guests selected a name badge based on the characteristic they felt best represented them:

Kona — The Innovator
Elantra — The Efficiency Expert
Santa Fe — The Builder
Tucson — The Connector

Guests then joined others in their group to start a networking discussion tailored to their car personality, and continued the evening with plenty of new introductions, conversations, and networking. It was great to see so many people willing to step outside their usual circles, introduce themselves to someone new, and take part in the activity.

We’re grateful to our partners, the Lincoln and West Lincoln Chambers, for being such great co-hosts (as always!) and for helping capture the evening through photos and video. We always enjoy opportunities to bring our Chamber communities together, and we look forward to doing it again!

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make our Business Connect such a fun and energetic evening. It was a great way to wrap up September and continue building momentum into the fall.

We have plenty more opportunities to connect coming up in October and November, and we hope to see many of you at an upcoming Chamber event!

Nearly 50 Chamber members from across Grimsby, Lincoln, and West Lincoln came together on Tuesday, September 29 for a lively evening of networking at Grimsby Hyundai.

The event brought together a great mix of businesses and professionals from across the three Chamber communities.

A special thank you to Grimsby Hyundai for doing an incredible job of setting the scene for the evening. From the beautifully displayed vehicles and welcoming atmosphere to a fantastic spread of refreshments, their team created a space that made it easy for guests to settle in, connect, and enjoy the evening. Your team made everyone feel right at home, and we truly appreciated your hospitality.

We had fun with an interactive networking activity that had everyone choosing their “car personality.” Guests selected a name badge based on the characteristic they felt best represented them:

Kona — The Innovator
Elantra — The Efficiency Expert
Santa Fe — The Builder
Tucson — The Connector

Guests then joined others in their group to start a networking discussion tailored to their car personality, and continued the evening with plenty of new introductions, conversations, and networking. It was great to see so many people willing to step outside their usual circles, introduce themselves to someone new, and take part in the activity.

We’re grateful to our partners, the Lincoln and West Lincoln Chambers, for being such great co-hosts (as always!) and for helping capture the evening through photos and video. We always enjoy opportunities to bring our Chamber communities together, and we look forward to doing it again!

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make our Business Connect such a fun and energetic evening. It was a great way to wrap up September and continue building momentum into the fall.

We have plenty more opportunities to connect coming up in October and November, and we hope to see many of you at an upcoming Chamber event!

Chamber Spark September 24: Recap

Our recent Chamber Spark event took place on Thursday, September 24, bringing Chamber members, new faces and prospective members together for an evening of connection at Boone Dog Office Spaces.

It was great to see a mix of familiar faces and people joining us for the first time! Chamber Spark is designed to give new and prospective members an opportunity to learn more about the Chamber while connecting with other local business owners and professionals, and this event was a great reminder of the value of simply getting in the room and starting a conversation.

A special thank you to Chamber Board members Ben Burns of Spaceless Marketing and Justin Iacoboni of Mission35 Mortgages for helping facilitate the event and share their experience with our Chamber community. We were also pleased to have Chamber Board Chair Daniel Vandersteen join us as well!

And a big thank you to Heads Held High Nails for sponsoring this Chamber Spark! We truly appreciate your support of our events and the local business community.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, especially those attending a Chamber event for the first time. We hope you made some new connections, met a few new people and left with a better sense of what being part of our Chamber community is all about.

If you missed this one, there’s another Chamber Spark coming up on November 19, supported by Sooley’s Safety Services.

Thank you to Kelly Sauriol of Mission35 Mortgages for the photos!

Our recent Chamber Spark event took place on Thursday, September 24, bringing Chamber members, new faces and prospective members together for an evening of connection at Boone Dog Office Spaces.

It was great to see a mix of familiar faces and people joining us for the first time! Chamber Spark is designed to give new and prospective members an opportunity to learn more about the Chamber while connecting with other local business owners and professionals, and this event was a great reminder of the value of simply getting in the room and starting a conversation.

A special thank you to Chamber Board members Ben Burns of Spaceless Marketing and Justin Iacoboni of Mission35 Mortgages for helping facilitate the event and share their experience with our Chamber community. We were also pleased to have Chamber Board Chair Daniel Vandersteen join us as well!

And a big thank you to Heads Held High Nails for sponsoring this Chamber Spark! We truly appreciate your support of our events and the local business community.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, especially those attending a Chamber event for the first time. We hope you made some new connections, met a few new people and left with a better sense of what being part of our Chamber community is all about.

If you missed this one, there’s another Chamber Spark coming up on November 19, supported by Sooley’s Safety Services.

Thank you to Kelly Sauriol of Mission35 Mortgages for the photos!

Connecting Through Wellness at Our First Interactive Health & Wellness BA5 – September 17, 2026

We had a great evening of connection, conversation and local wellness at our first interactive Health & Wellness BA5, held at Orchardview Plaza!

Thank you to everyone who joined us and took part in this new event format. Guests had the opportunity to visit participating Chamber member businesses, complete their Wellness Passport, discover local health and wellness offerings, and connect with the people behind the businesses.

A special thank you to Meridian, Shear Image Salon Beautique, BioPed Grimsby and Orchardview HealthRX for participating, welcoming guests into their locations, and offering activations and giveaways throughout the evening. We also appreciate the participating businesses who contributed items to our wellness gift basket and helped make it such a great prize!

Congratulations to Michael Modolo of Erion Insurance for winning the wellness gift basket!

This event was a great way to get back into the swing of fall networking, and we’re excited about the opportunity to build on this format in the future. Bringing multiple Chamber member businesses together allows us to showcase more of our local business community while creating new opportunities for members and guests to connect.

Thank you again to everyone who participated, visited a business, filled out a Wellness Passport, started a conversation and helped make the evening possible. We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you at an upcoming Chamber event!

We had a great evening of connection, conversation and local wellness at our first interactive Health & Wellness BA5, held at Orchardview Plaza!

Thank you to everyone who joined us and took part in this new event format. Guests had the opportunity to visit participating Chamber member businesses, complete their Wellness Passport, discover local health and wellness offerings, and connect with the people behind the businesses.

A special thank you to Meridian, Shear Image Salon Beautique, BioPed Grimsby and Orchardview HealthRX for participating, welcoming guests into their locations, and offering activations and giveaways throughout the evening. We also appreciate the participating businesses who contributed items to our wellness gift basket and helped make it such a great prize!

Congratulations to Michael Modolo of Erion Insurance for winning the wellness gift basket!

This event was a great way to get back into the swing of fall networking, and we’re excited about the opportunity to build on this format in the future. Bringing multiple Chamber member businesses together allows us to showcase more of our local business community while creating new opportunities for members and guests to connect.

Thank you again to everyone who participated, visited a business, filled out a Wellness Passport, started a conversation and helped make the evening possible. We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you at an upcoming Chamber event!

The Town & Trade: From Our Mailboxes to Yours. Now Booking The Holiday Edition!🎄❄️

The first edition of Town & Trade is officially complete and it has made its way into mailboxes across Grimsby!

We’re excited to share this inaugural publication with our business community and we invite you to take a look at the first edition online.

And now, we’re getting ready for the Holiday Edition of Town & Trade! 🎄❄️

If you’re looking to put your business in front of local customers, residents and fellow business professionals this holiday season, now is the time to secure your advertising space.

Take a look at the information below for available opportunities and details on how to get involved.

We’d love to feature your business in the next edition!

This is a MEMBERS-ONLY opportunity.
Not a member yet? There’s never been a better reason to join!

The first edition of Town & Trade is officially complete and it has made its way into mailboxes across Grimsby!

We’re excited to share this inaugural publication with our business community and we invite you to take a look at the first edition online.

And now, we’re getting ready for the Holiday Edition of Town & Trade! 🎄❄️

If you’re looking to put your business in front of local customers, residents and fellow business professionals this holiday season, now is the time to secure your advertising space.

Take a look at the information below for available opportunities and details on how to get involved.

We’d love to feature your business in the next edition!

This is a MEMBERS-ONLY opportunity.
Not a member yet? There’s never been a better reason to join!