Minnesota Chamber of Commerce commits to voicing concern over issues on U.S.-Canada border The organization, which represents 6,300 businesses in Minnesota, plans to discuss the issues during its annual meeting with the state's federal delegates. Written By: Korrie D. Wenzel | 1:00 pm, Apr. 24, 2021 × Doug Loon The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce has committed to joining a chorus of concern over the closure of the U.S-Canada border to nonessential travel and the effect it is having on business and life in northern Minnesota. Minnesota Chamber of Commerce President Doug Loon told the Grand Forks Herald he will, on behalf of the organization, highlight the issue during an upcoming meeting with leaders in Washington, D.C. According to its website, the organization represents more than 6,300 companies and a half-million employees throughout Minnesota.