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The Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce

Sometimes, Governments Get It Right

For businesses finding that border delays and duplicative inspections are making them uncompetitive and for travelers tired of being stuck in long lines, Christmas came a little early in 2011.The two action plans released by Prime Minister Harper and President Obama on how to make our border and our regulatory processes more efficient provide enormous benefits to citizens and businesses in both our countries that have been affected by a border that’s become so much costlier, thicker and stickier in the last decade.

“12 Days of Holiday Fire Safety Tips”

Stay safe at home with your family this holiday season! The holiday season is one of the most dangerous times of the year for home fires. Oshawa Fire Services is urging residents to follow “12 Days of Holiday Fire Safety” to help prevent the most common types of home fires that occur during the holiday season. “Make holiday safety a priority this year. Get the whole family involved and make sure everyone knows how to get out if a fire does occur,” said Oshawa Fire Chief Steve Meringer. “It is extremely important to install smoke alarms on every storey of the home as well as a carbon monoxide alarm and to test them regularly to make sure they work. Replace smoke alarms that are over 10 years old and carbon monoxide alarms over seven years old,” he added. Click MORE to learn the “12 Days of Holiday Fire Safety” tips.

Rally Together to Save Lives - The Need For Blood Is Significant This Holiday Season

CALL TO ACTION! The Oshawa Permanent Clinic are asking businesses, organizations, community groups to rally together and take an hour of time to donate as a team and that a minimum of 10 people come together and donate on one day at the Oshawa Clinic. They will provide recognition for your group donation through media outreach,promotion within the clinic as well as through our national call centre. They can also provide a bus to come and pick you up as a team. This holiday season, Rally Together to Save Lives with your friends, family, coworkers. Act together collectively and make a difference to help hospital patients.

To book your day please contact Melissa Smith-McGuire at 416-550-0934 or by email.

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