Brockville and District Chamber of Commerce set for a busy year

Friday, April 4, 2025 at 2:00 PM

Two big events set for April

The Brockville and District Chamber of Commerce continues its work to connect local businesses with the community.

Their Victoria Reddekop told our Bruce Wylie that its shaping up to be a busy April starting next week.

Redekop says coming up quickly, is the Chamber's update from City Hall.

She also says a certain group should start to get ready for an annual favourite.

The Chamber has over 300 members and is recognized as the Brockville and area's official "Voice of Business."

The not-for-profit organization uses its voice to influence issues and legislation affecting the businesses they serve and the community.

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