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WBBICS (World Beyond Boundaries two-way all-day GO Train service to gic, provides value for public dollars,
Inc.) the Innovation Corridor, developing optimizes existing assets, leverages
Harry Handa ‘Union Station West’, and the return of the private sector and technology, and
366 Hespeler Rd. Suite 13B Cambridge ON passenger rail to Northern Ontario. takes into account the unique needs
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Regulated Canadian immigration consultant with Ontario was also the first province in President and CEO of the OCC. “Moving
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www.wbbics.com tory framework to allow for the testing our members on the province’s vast
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of autonomous vehicles and driverless and diverse transportation needs.”
technology. The report calls attention
World Financial Group (Trinity
Solutions Group) to the readiness of the province for The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce
Sylvia Dixon the reality of autonomous vehicles in and the OCC have been active on the
700 Franklin Blvd Unit 103 Cambridge ON N1R 7Z1 the near future, recommending Ontar- transportation file for years, and will
(519) 239-0670 io capitalize on its first-mover status continue to provide thought leader-
We educate individuals and families (including
business owners) on the fundamentals of in this space. The Cambridge Cham- ship on other transportation modali-
finance and how to take control of their finances. ber of Commerce and the OCC urge all ties as part of its ongoing advocacy on
EDUCATION, PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION levels of government to work together the province’s transportation planning
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ments, innovation, and jobs, as well as
ensure Ontario is the first province to Read the report: Moving Forward:
reap the benefits associated with this Towards a Strategic Approach to
technology. Ontario’s Transportation Needs (Part I).
occ.ca/wp-content/uploads/Moving-
“50% of Ontario businesses view Forward-Transportation-Report.pdf
transportation infrastructure as criti-
cal to their competitiveness. The
province needs a plan that is strate-
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