4th Annual Job / Volunteer Fair

Date: April 16th 2026

Time: 1:00pm - 6:00pm

Location: Lac du Bonnet Community Centre - 25 McArthur Ave. Lac du Bonnet

 

To register please complete the google form here!

Ways to Get Involved

  1. Be a Vendor - Host a booth and connect directly with job seekers. Share information about current openings, future opportunities, and what makes your organization a great place to work. For nonprofits promote the good work your organization does and connect with potential future volunteers.
  2. Sponsor the Event - Support this important community initiative while increasing your organization’s visibility.
  3. Be a Speaker - Share your knowledge and inspire attendees. Speakers can offer short talks on topics such as career pathways, hiring tips, workplace skills, or industry trends.

The Chamber is an association of business people, community organizations and interested individuals from the Town and R.M. of Lac du Bonnet. We are a non-profit, membership funded organization working for the businesses and community of Lac du Bonnet.

Our mandate is to act as a resource and provide services to our members, market and promote the businesses and the community of Lac du Bonnet. To undertake initiatives that improve the general business climate, thus improving the overall local economy. Our goals are to help create a better place for our families to grow and flourish, to give our children an opportunity to work and prosper in our community.

We firmly believe that our success is dependent on a commitment from all of us to work together towards Lac du Bonnet’s growth.

President

Laurette Greenlay

Vice-President

Dianne McCoy

Secretary

Jodi Griffith

Treasurer

Michelle McMurren

Administrator

Tracey MacDonald – Email

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The Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 1 and 3 territories, a traditional gathering place for of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Anishininew, Dakota, Dene Peoples and the homeland of the Red River Métis. The Chamber respects the Treaties that were made on these territories, we acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past and we are committed to moving forward in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration. The Chamber acknowledges a long history of Indigenous peoples using the waterways for peace, dialogue, and trade.