Chamber prepares for ‘new political landscape’
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Members of the Greater Vernon Chamber of Commerce are concerned about the federal government’s ability to function after an election they say was often focused more on personalities than issues.
Chamber General Manager Dione Chambers says given the Liberal minority government, she and fellow members are urging all the parties to put divisions aside and to work together for all Canadians, regardless of the party for which they voted.
“Many families are struggling to make ends meet, particularly with the current state of the forest sector, and a strong and diverse economy must be a priority for our elected leaders,” Chambers said.
The business group is congratulating Conservative Mel Arnold on his re-election as MP, adding they look forward to continuing their positive relationship with him.
