2025 Bay of Quinte
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This year, the Bay of Quinte Home Show is taking place April 25-27. Click below for event information, vendor registration, and more!
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Grand Trunk Market & Marshland Creations Open in Quinte West -A dream inspired by local craft markets and vendor shows has come to life in Quinte West with the opening of Grand Trunk Market & Marshland Creations. Long-time friends and neighbours Sherry Kuipers and Wendy Ervine have turned their...
Quinte West Chamber Federal Candidate Forum-The Quinte West Chamber of Commerce will host a virtual Federal Candidate Forum on Wednesday, April 16 from 4:00pm to 5:30pm. It will be livestreamed on the Quinte West Chamber of Commerce YouTube channel and you will be able to access the recording there afterwards.
East Coast Tattoo & Piercing Studio’s New Location is Officially Open-East Coast Tattoo & Piercing Studio is officially re-opening its doors at their new location, bringing a heartfelt vision and creative passion to the local community. Owner Isabelle Payan moved to Quinte West from Nova Scotia in 2011, seeking a fresh start for herself and her children.
This afternoon, the QW Chamber is hosting a Candidate Forum ahead of the upcoming federal election. Federal candidates representing parties with at least one seat in parliament have been invited to participate.
All candidates will have an opportunity to introduce themselves and outline the issues they are campaigning on. This will be followed by questions from the public that have been submitted in advance (please send your questions for the candidates to manager@quintewestchamber.ca).
Ontario’s culture sector isn’t just about creativity; it’s a powerhouse in our economy.
Although the sector contributes over $26 billion to the province’s GDP and creates over 270,000 jobs in industries such as film, music, galleries, and digital media, it remains underprioritized in economic development discussions.
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce’s recent brief, ‘Ontario Arts, Culture, and Creative Industries: Strengthening Competitiveness and Communities, highlights the sector as a strategic economic asset and provides recommendations to leverage creativity to enhance Ontario’s global competitiveness while strengthening its communities.