Release: Calgary Chamber releases municipal election platform: “Business Matters”
Calgary Chamber municipal election platform ‘Business Matters’ shares 50 recommendations to address top concerns from local businesses.
Release: Calgary Chamber looks for Fall Session to advance competitiveness, trade and small business success
As the federal government reconvenes for the Fall Session of Parliament, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce encourages the federal government to prioritize a legislative agenda grounded in competitiveness, affordability and long-term opportunity for Canadian businesses – of all sizes, sectors and across all regions of the country.
Statement: Calgary Chamber applauds nation-building project list; pleased with inclusion of energy
The Calgary Chamber is pleased to see the diversity of Canada’s economy across sectors and regions reflected on the nation-building projects list, including several energy-focused initiatives that recognize the importance of energy to our national prosperity and productivity.
Release: Calgary Chamber announces Small Business Awards finalists
Today, the Calgary Chamber released the finalists for Calgary’s Small Business Awards, honouring the impact of local entrepreneurs who drive innovation, create jobs and shape the future of our city.
Statement: Calgary Chamber applauds federal government’s commitment to springboard Canadian business
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce welcomes the federal government’s announcement of a new plan to mitigate the economic impact of tariffs and leverage this critical moment to strengthen Canadian industries for the long term.
Statement: Calgary Chamber welcomes opening of Major Projects Office in Calgary and the appointment of Dawn Farrell as CEO
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce welcomes the opening of the Major Projects Office in Calgary and the appointment of Dawn Farrell as its Chief Executive Officer.
Calgary Chamber of Commerce Fall Pre-Budget Submission 2025
While several key investments were advanced in the previous months, the Calgary Chamber continues to advocate for important initiatives to support the business community and its workforce.
Statement: Calgary Chamber welcomes dropping of retaliatory tariffs
We welcome the federal government’s decision to eliminate all tariffs on U.S. goods covered under CUSMA, effective September 1.
Statement: Calgary Chamber deeply concerned by canola tariffs
We are deeply concerned by the recent imposition of a 75.8 per cent anti-dumping levy on Canadian canola, adding to the existing 100 per cent tariffs on canola oil and meal.
Statement: Calgary Chamber urges immediate action to resolve Air Canada labour disruption
Air transportation is not a luxury, it is a critical service that supports Canadians and the Canadian economy. A strike will impact businesses and cause economic dislocation at a time when our international trade situation is tenuous.
Trade and security diversification: Federal efforts
In a broader effort to reduce trade reliance on the United States, recent initiatives aim to open new markets for Canadian businesses and support the country’s goal of trade diversification.
Promoting inclusion in Alberta through an Accessibility Act
The Alberta Chamber of Commerce urges the Government of Alberta to table an Accessibility Act to create a more inclusive province.
Workforce participation: The importance of diversity for productivity
For businesses to attract and retain the talent they need to grow, we need to embrace equitable opportunity for all.
Statement: Calgary Chamber supports Canada’s measured approach to U.S. trade & building economic resilience
The Calgary Chamber is disappointed by the 35% tariff levy announced on Friday by the U.S. We urge a measured, balanced federal response that alleviates business strain and underscores Canada as a valuable trading partner.
Reconciliation in Action: Unlocking Indigenous Economic Strength in Alberta
Indigenous businesses in Alberta are growing fast — but systemic barriers remain. This article explores the rise of Indigenous entrepreneurship in Alberta; the barriers that still exist; and the policies, partnerships and actions that can help unlock long-term success and advance economic reconciliation.
