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Commerce Talks

Ontario Chamber of Commerce

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Frequency: 1 episode/82d. Total Eps: 3

Commerce Talks is the official podcast of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, featuring leaders and experts from across our provincial Chamber Network in discussion about current topics impacting business in Ontario.

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18/08/2026
#27
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17/08/2026
#20
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16/08/2026
#17
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05/06/2026
#94

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https://occ.ca/navigating-tariffs/
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https://occ.ca/talent-opportunities-program/
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Score global : 73%

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Commerce Talks: Navigating Trade Uncertainty

Season 1 · Episode 1

Tuesday, February 24, 2026 • Duration 34:28

What will it take for Ontario businesses to successfully navigate the continued uncertainty around Canada-U.S. trade in the year ahead? OCC President and CEO Daniel Tisch was joined by FBO CEO Chris Conway; OFIA President and CEO Ian Dunn; and Guelph Chamber President Andy Veilleux on our “Commerce Talks” podcast to discuss the long-term impact of tariffs and the stakes at hand in the upcoming CUSMA review.

Access OCC tariff resources here: https://occ.ca/navigating-tariffs/

To learn more about the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, visit our website here: https://occ.ca

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Commerce Talks: Workplaces as Learning Spaces

Season 1 · Episode 2

Tuesday, April 7, 2026 • Duration 34:55

Ontario’s labour market is changing rapidly, and many businesses now face skills gaps and labour shortages that limit productivity and growth. To unlock our full economic potential, we need to strengthen our talent pipeline, including preparing students for current and future jobs.

Work-integrated learning (WIL) experiences—such as a co-ops and internships—form a critical bridge between education and employment, equipping learners with real-world skills, professional networks, and confidence that prepare them to enter the workforce. Both employers and students are now calling for more meaningful, accessible WIL opportunities to help students make the leap from education to employment.

Can WIL programs deliver the skilled, diverse workforce our economy needs? What are the barriers to creating meaningful and productive experiences for students and employers? And what factors will shape the future of WIL in Ontario?

Daniel Tisch, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, is joined by Ana Serrano, President & Vice Chancellor, OCAD; Kelly Hoey, Executive Director, Halton Industry Education Council, ApprenticeSearch.com & Ontario Career Lab; and Nour Hage, President & CEO, Civiconnect, to discuss the opportunities and challenges to making WIL work for all of us.

Are you an employer hiring post-secondary students on quality WIL placements related to their field of study? If so, you may be eligible for a wage subsidy of up to $5,000 per student. Learn more about how to apply for funding via the OCC’s Talent Opportunities Program (TOP) here: https://occ.ca/talent-opportunities-program/

To learn more about the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, visit our website here: https://occ.ca

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Commerce Talks: Powering Ontario – Building a Reliable, Low Carbon Grid for Growth

Season 1 · Episode 3

Friday, August 7, 2026 • Duration 32:56

Ontario’s energy future is one of the province’s biggest challenges (and opportunities).

In this episode of Commerce Talks, we explore how Ontario can build an energy system that supports economic growth, growing communities, and climate goals at the same time.

As electrification accelerates across advanced manufacturing, transportation, AI, data centres, mining, and population growth, Ontario faces rising electricity demand and mounting pressure on its energy infrastructure.

With one of the cleanest electricity grids in the world, the province has a major advantage — but keeping that advantage will require timely investment in generation, transmission, distribution, regulatory coordination, and long-term planning.

Host Daniel Tisch, President & CEO, Ontario Chamber of Commerce, and a group of panellists discuss what it will take to power Ontario’s next chapter, including the choices, trade-offs, and opportunities ahead for business, government, utilities, Indigenous partners, and communities.

Panellists:

Jessica Linthorne, President & CEO, Nuclear Innovation Institute
Priya Tandon, President, Ontario Mining Association
Karey Anne Large, CEO, Whitby Chamber of Commerce

To learn more about the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, visit our website here: https://occ.ca

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