Busy week for Burns Lake Chamber of Commerce

It’s been a busy few days for the Burn’s Lake Chamber of Commerce.
Yesterday, the chamber held an open meeting where the Community Resource Network presented their concerns on local elder abuse.
Burns Lake Chamber Administrator Susan Schienbein says the presentation will benefit members of the area.
“Particularly the business community to spot situations where they may have clients or customers who are vulnerable and be able to make sure that we’re providing the best business services that we can,” she says.
The Chamber will host MLA John Rustad Friday to address a wide range of issues with local businesses, spanning from hunting license to foresting concerns.

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