It’s a busy time of year for many people, but it’s been very busy for those in retail. Stores and malls have been busy this month as shoppers try to find themselves that perfect gift. “It’s been a very busy time for our local retail, and restaurants and shops, and I think people have responded […]
The Regina & District Chamber of Commerce has announced Tony Playter as its new CEO. Playter has served as the Chambers Interm CEO since the passing of John Hopkins earlier this year. He believes that the Chamber has a bright future, and he is grateful to have the opportunity to be a part of that […]
Interim CEO of the Regina Chamber of Commerce Tony Playter, is looking forward to carrying on the legacy left behind from longtime CEO John Hopkins. Playter was recently appointed to the role as Hopkins takes time to deal with medical issues. He says that Hopkins left a huge within the Chamber and the City of […]
They have been a part of our lives for months but we no longer are required to wear masks when going out as the public health order has been lifted, While the order means the mandatory mask policy has come to an end, some businesses are still going to require them. John Hopkins with the […]
The Regina and District Chamber of Commerce is one of many organizations in the province that will be keeping close tabs on the provincial election this fall. John Hopkins, chief executive officer of the chamber of commerce, said the most important aspect of the election is that people get out and vote. He and the […]
An online town hall was hosted before the weekend with members of the Regina and District Chamber of Commerce and Associate Minister of Finance Mona Fortier. It was an opportunity for members of the Regina business community to learn more about federal programs during the COVID-19 crisis and provide feedback on what has been offered […]
The President and CEO of the Regina and District Chamber of Commerce is happy to see any sort of plan to re-open Saskatchewan’s economy. John Hopkins said no matter what, the health of Saskatchewan residents comes first and foremost, but it is encouraging to see the province preparing to reintroduce economic activity into people’s lives. […]
The Regina and District Chamber of Commerce applauds the Saskatchewan government for introducing the Saskatchewan Small Business Emergency Payment. CEO John Hopkins says he’s pleased with the decision that will help a number of businesses in the community. “When we’ve surveyed our members and talked to members, one of the biggest issues that’s out there has […]
With more and more things being shut down in an attempt for Reginans to stay indoors as much as possible to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the impact is already being felt on businesses. Some in the Cornwall Centre are closing temporarily and on Monday night, the Capitol Restaurant announced it would be closing its […]
The Regina Chamber of Commerce is encouraged to hear the Trans Mountain Pipeline survived another legal hurdle after Tuesday’s Federal Court of Appeal decision. The court decided the federal government had followed steps to consult with First Nations groups involved with the project’s path despite a group of four First Nations coming together saying they […]
