The “I Shop Oakville” campaign is an initiative presented by the Oakville Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Oakville with supporting partners Bronte BIA, Downtown BIA and Kerr Village BIA.
Oakville.com is proud to be supporting this initiative.
Some of the other local business supporting this initiative are: Ritorno’s, Camerons Brewery, Cogeco, Twin Oak Credit Union, Upper Oakville Shopping Centre, Whole Foods, ReMax Aboutowne, M&M Meat Shops, Holiday Inn – Argus Road and Glen Abbey Golf Course.
Why get involved?
The purpose of the campaign is to support our community during the economic downturn by buying from Oakville businesses and benefiting the local economy when you shop, dine, entertain or buy products and services in the Oakville community.
There are many businesses in Oakville that you could support. For more ideas, feel free to browse through the business listings in our Directory.
Throughout the summer, local businesses will be offering promotions and special offers through the “I Shop Oakville” mailing list. Be sure to sign up for the mailing list to get access to these promotions.
How to lend your support
Supporting the “I Shop Oakville” campaign is easy! Simply download and complete the participation form and email or fax it back.
You’ll receive confirmation of your involvement and a copy of the campaign logo and instructions for placing it on your web site to show your support.
In addition to adding the the logo to our web site, we’re promoting participation and support of local businesses through our newsletter, news releases and social media profiles.
Tell your friends, your neighbours, your customers to support Oakville businesses. Every little bit helps. Please support local businesses and join the I Shop Oakville campaign!
Thank you for your support.
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