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Netherlands Trade Opportunity



Henk ten Wolde is an economic consultant at the Trade Office of the Consulate of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Edmonton. He will be in Lethbridge on Wednesday, February 10. You are invited to meet with him and discuss the mutual benefits of connecting south central Alberta to Dutch industries and associations. Mr. Wolde will provide an overview of the current missions and economic development initiatives that focus on the export and import opportunities of products, services and expertise with the Netherlands. Topics covered will include:

Food, Agriculture and Value-Added Processing
Transportation and Logistics
Water Management and Bio Energy (including Research and Development)
Labour Force

The meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 10 from 11:00 - noon at the Regional Office of Alberta Finance and Industry. Our office is located at 105, 200 - 5th Ave South (Provincial Building across from the Bay) Lethbridge. We have a separate entrance that is on the south east corner of the building that faces 4th Street. Space is limited so please RSVP by Monday February 8th.

Thank you.
Linda Erickson

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Mary J. Swanek
Client Service Representative
Alberta Finance and Enterprise
Administrator, SouthGrow Regional Initiative
Lethbridge, Alberta
Ph: (403) 381-5414
Visit Us At: www.southgrow.com

 

Federal Budget Input Request



Taber & District Chamber of Commerce logo.
MP LaVar Payne has asked the Taber & District Chamber of Commerce for input regarding the upcoming budget.

The input requested is the following:

What would you want to say to the government regarding their fiscal policy going forward?



1.If we are still recovering from the recession, does the government continue to fund programs that help to bring the economy up or stop the spending and work more quickly toward recovery?


2.Should the government research and fund new programs to assist business through the recession?


3.If, in the Chamber’s opinion, the economy has recovered sufficiently, should the government aggressively cut spending to start chipping away quickly at the deficit or should it proceed at a slower pace until there is no doubt that the recovery has taken place?

Please forward your opinion to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Thank you

Carol Day, President
Taber & District Chamber of Commerce