Engagement Forum: National Indigenous Peoples Day

Explore how Indigenous equity participation is transforming major project development across Canada. This forum will examine the partnerships, policies and pathways shaping nation-building through energy, infrastructure, critical minerals and trade, with a focus on inclusive growth, economic reconciliation and long-term competitiveness.

Post-event recap: A conversation with National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak  

On November 6, the Calgary Chamber hosted National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak for a keynote address and fireside chat with Calgary Chamber President & CEO, Deborah Yedlin. The National Chief’s address highlighted key priorities for the Assembly of First Nations in response to Budget 2025 and emphasized the importance of building relationships between First Nations, industry and all levels of government.   

Celebrating Calgary’s Small Business Week 2025

Each year, Small Business Week shines a spotlight on the entrepreneurs, innovators and community builders who drive Calgary’s economic success. From thought-provoking discussions to powerful storytelling and unique opportunities to […]

Calgary Chamber announces 2025 Small Business Award Winners 

The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Small Business Awards, presented by Rogers Business. This year’s awards drew an impressive 330 applicants across eight categories, reflecting the diversity, innovation and resilience that define Calgary’s small business community. 

Empowering Indigenous Entrepreneurs

Discover the opportunities, challenges and solutions shaping the future of Indigenous entrepreneurship. Join leading voices for a powerful Calgary Small Business Week panel with the Calgary Chamber.

Welcoming 25 Indigenous Members

Indigenous entrepreneurs are joining the Calgary Chamber as part of our shared commitment with Keyera to remove barriers and invest in Indigenous business success.

Reconciliation in Action: Unlocking Indigenous Economic Strength in Alberta

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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.

Post Event | Engagement Forum: National Indigenous Peoples Day

On June 24, the Calgary Chamber hosted an Engagement Forum in honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day. The panel, moderated by Anne Harding of Forum Community Relations, explored how procurement can advance reconciliation, featuring insights from Ted Bauer, Sarah Jacknife, Lexi Rensing and Rod Stagg.

Business community deeply concerned by Trump’s imposed tariffs

The Calgary Chamber is deeply disheartened by President Trump’s decision to go ahead with unjustified 25% tariffs on Canadian goods and 10% on Canadian energy and are concerned about the impact on businesses, workers and families on both sides of the border. We are encouraged by a swift response from the Canadian government and look forward to additional measures to support Canadians in the coming days.

Calgary Chamber welcomes launch of federal Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program

The Calgary Chamber is pleased to welcome today’s announcement of the official launch of the Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program. First announced in Budget 2024, this program is a critical step in breaking down the historic barriers to economic participation for Indigenous communities across the nation.

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You represent Calgary’s business community

 We invite you to share your perspective on issues affecting Calgary businesses. Your input helps the Calgary Chamber represent the business community.

Topic: Tax Competitiveness

Estimated time: 3 minutes