Release: Half of Calgary businesses say Alberta separation discourse is impacting the economy
A new survey finds that 51 per cent of Calgary respondents say the current discourse around Alberta’s separation from Canada is affecting the provincial economy, with 93 per cent describing the impact as negative.
Statement: Calgary Chamber welcomes Alberta-Ottawa agreement on project review alignment
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is pleased to see Alberta and Ottawa reach an agreement to harmonize approval processes and accelerate major projects in the province through alignment on Environmental and Impact Assessments.
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If you’re ready to grow your business, expand your network and get your brand in front of Calgary’s business community, this is your moment. From March 1–31, when you join […]
Release: Calgary Chamber pleased with core investments in Budget 2026; concerned by revenue instability
Overall, the budget represents a balanced investment in the delivery of core services, amidst economic challenges arising from both the drop in non-renewable resource revenues and ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
Statement: Calgary Chamber welcomes Defence Industrial Strategy, signalling action on economic growth and security
The Calgary Chamber welcomes the federal government’s new Defence Industrial Strategy at a time when business opportunities are vital to strengthening our domestic economy and supporting Canada’s long-term sovereignty.
Statement: Calgary Chamber looks for First Ministers to prioritize economic collaboration
As the Premiers and federal government meet in Ottawa over the coming days, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce emphasizes the importance of economic cooperation amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
Release: Calgary businesses look for Parliament to advance competitiveness and accelerate implementation of key initiatives
As Parliament resumes amid economic uncertainty, Calgary’s business community encourages the federal government to move faster to leverage Canada’s resource strengths, diversify markets, boost competitiveness and attract foreign investment.
Statement: Calgary Chamber deeply concerned by growing infrastructure pressure
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is raising concerns about the state of City assets, with 11 per cent of capital infrastructure deemed to be in poor or very poor condition, with the associated risk rating rising to the ‘extensive’ category.
Statement: Calgary Chamber pleased with canola tariff reduction, energy MOU with China
We applaud Canada’s agreement with China to significantly reduce canola seed tariffs and welcome the MOU on economic cooperation signed to increase energy exports.
Release: Business optimism falls despite eased labour and supply chain concerns
While Calgary businesses are reporting fewer operational pressures related to labour and supply chains in Q4, overall confidence in the future continues to decline heading into the new year.
Calgary Water Main Break: What You Need to Know
Following Stage 4 water conservation measures, Calgary residents and businesses are being asked to reduce water usage as the City responds to a major water main break in northwest Calgary.
Immigrants, AI, and the Beginner Mindset
This blog post was submitted by Al-Atassi Leadership Consulting. It is no secret that there has been a lot of controversy over immigration policies, unemployment, and the competitiveness of the […]
From a Garage Dream to a Cultural Movement: The Story of 49 Design
When you choose to shop local, you are doing more than buying a product. You are helping dreams grow and communities thrive. One of those dreams belongs to 49 Design, […]
Statement: Calgary businesses commend Ottawa-Alberta MOU
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce welcomes the signing of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Alberta and the federal government. This agreement comes at a pivotal moment, recognizing Alberta’s – and the energy sector’s – essential role in unlocking national economic growth that will realize our ambition to be an energy superpower.
Release: 81% of Albertans back Ottawa’s push to build Canada
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce has released Infrastructure in Waiting: Building Canada for a Prosperous Future – a new report featuring 62 recommendations for the federal government to ensure Canada can build beyond the major projects list, turning infrastructure in waiting into infrastructure in action.
