About
The Austin & District Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to the growth and well-being of businesses in our community and has a proven track record of doing just that. We have been in operation for over 40 years, providing support, community and a voice to our member businesses the entire time.
Read on to learn more about what our vibrant community has to offer, as well as why your business should join the Austin Chamber.
Austin, MB
Austin and its surrounding district are home to about five hundred people in the rural Manitoba municipality of North Norfolk. Though our town may be small, our spirit is large
Businesses in our community have access to a number of services to support their operation, including high-speed internet, soon-to-open childcare facilities, low property taxes, quick access to the Trans-Canada highway, and a community with a proven history of supporting local institutions.
Interested in looking to start a new business, or to see what Austin has to offer? Why not contact us today? Or check out the latest census info for more details on who makes up our town.
Austin and District Chamber of Commerce
The Austin Chamber of Commerce has a long history of working for the benefit of the business community in our town. Whether it be through the promotion of already existing businesses, working to help incubate and attract new businesses or helping to serve as a louder voice for our members to different levels of government, the Austin Chamber works tirelessly to serve our community.
Are you interested in seeing other businesses who have chosen to become Austin Chamber members, hearing what we are up to, or do you want to become a member? Check out the links below!
A Rich History
The town of Austin has a long history, dating all the way back to 1881. For that entire time, our businesses have played a fundamental role in our community life. When a business joins our community, it finds a community with a history of support, loyalty and stability. Below are a few pictures of businesses and landmarks from over the years, many of which still are in operation today.
