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Chamber launches new website

Battlefords Chamber of Commerce officially launched a new and revitalized website Monday at www.battlefordschamber.com . According to the Chamber, the site has been in the works for a while.
Battlefords Chamber of Commerce officially launched a new and revitalized website Monday at www.batt
Battlefords Chamber of Commerce officially launched a new and revitalized website Monday at www.battlefordschamber.com.

Battlefords Chamber of Commerce officially launched a new and revitalized website Monday at www.battlefordschamber.com.

According to the Chamber, the site has been in the works for a while. Work has been ongoing the last couple of months to produce a website that is easy to navigate for visitors.

Included on the site is a “Meet Our Members” section showcasing local businesses, capacity to host videos for their “Shop the Battlefords” program featuring some of the Chamber business members and information on the importance of shopping at local businesses. Also included is information on the benefits of belonging to the Chamber and of supporting the business community in the Battlefords and area.

The site was built with the help of the Chamber’s intern Mitchell Mullin. Chief Operating Officer Linda Machniak said at the Chamber’s monthly directors meeting Tuesday that Mullin did yeoman’s work on the project, working tireless to put it together.

“We are thrilled to be launching our new and improved Battlefords Chamber of Commerce website,” said Mullin in a news release. “Over the past few months, we have been working hard to produce an easily accessible website for everyone to use.”

The Government of Saskatchewan was a contributor in funding the website project through the Strong Recovery Adaptation Rebate, covering 50 per cent of the cost to set it up.

“So far the comments have been really positive,” Machniak said Tuesday. “We still have a few tweaks to complete but so far so good.”

Among the items on the new site getting good reaction from members is drone footage of the community seen from above, posted right at the top of the home page. Chamber chair Melanie Roberts particularly liked that feature and easy-to-navigate features, noting the website “looks bright and vibrant when I go on to that page.”