Calgary Chamber releases national plan for Canada’s economic prosperity
New report from Calgary Chamber of Commerce offers a clear roadmap for Canadian policymakers and political parties to build and protect Canada’s economy, amid growing uncertainty
Calgary Chamber & business community stand ready to support Team Canada
In light of the retaliatory tariffs announced yesterday evening, the Calgary Chamber encourages the federal government to bring forward measures that will be taken to protect Canadian industries and workers and stands ready to support Team Canada.
Calgary Chamber calls on federal government to de-escalate and avoid trade war
In light of President Trump’s announcement to impose a 25% tariffs on most Canadian exports and a 10% tariff on Canadian energy, the Calgary Chamber calls upon policymakers to de-escalate and focus on diplomacy to avoid a trade war.
Open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, Minister Joly and Minister LeBlanc regarding impending threats of U.S. tariffs
The Calgary Chamber sent an open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, Minister Joly and Minister LeBlanc sharing recommendations for consideration to address the challenges posed by the threat of tariffs on Canadian exports.
Open letter to Premier Smith regarding impending threats of U.S. tariffs
The Calgary Chamber sent an open letter to Premier Smith sharing recommendations for consideration to address the challenges posed by the threat of tariffs on Canadian exports.
Small Business Award winner spotlight: Muskwa Productions
Muskwa Productions, founded by Nicole Robertson, was recognized with the ATB Indigenous Entrepreneurship Award during the Calgary Chamber of Commerce Small Business Week Gala. The company focuses on sharing Indigenous stories through media and communications, aiming to address stereotypes and foster cultural understanding.
Calgary Chamber stresses need for strategic & immediate response to U.S. tariffs
The Calgary Chamber expresses deep concern over the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports and stresses need for a strategic and immediate response that safeguards jobs, protects revenues and bolsters our competitiveness and reliability as a trading partner.
Feds fail to address problems with Clean Electricity Regulations
The final Clean Electricity Regulations released by Environment and Climate Change Canada fail to account for regional differences in electricity markets, acknowledging but not addressing the significant concerns raised by industry.
Fall Economic Statement fails to deliver fiscal discipline and falls short on economic vision
The Fall Economic Statement tabled today by the federal government fails to deliver on fiscal responsibility, with announced costly policies unlikely to turnaround the economic headwinds they are intended to address.
Policy & Advocacy in Action: The Chamber’s 2024 Impact on Calgary’s Economy
As the year comes to a close, we reflect on the policy and economic trends that shaped the business landscape and review the Chamber’s work to champion and advocate for its members throughout the year.
Calgary businesses sign open letter calling for the withdrawal of the oil and gas emissions cap
On behalf of Calgary’s business community, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce urges the federal government to discontinue its work on an Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap, given the profound consequences it would have on Canada’s economic prosperity.
Release: Calgary Chamber calls for province to eliminate small business tax
As small businesses continue to struggle with affordability, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce is calling on the provincial government to eliminate the small business tax to promote growth and investment in small businesses.
Q3 Business Conditions: Optimism holds steady, supply chain confidence plummets
For the third straight quarter, optimism among Calgary businesses has held steady. According to the Q3 Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, conducted by Statistics Canada in collaboration with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, more than three-quarters (78%) of Calgary businesses report that they are optimistic about the year ahead, 5% higher than the national average.
Release: 54% of Albertans believe Canadian governments need to do more to champion economy in the U.S.
New report from the Calgary Chamber of Commerce finds that Albertans believe governments are not effectively advocating for national economic interests south of the border and offers recommendations to support strong bilateral trade relations
Two-thirds of rural Alberta and 80% of Indigenous communities lack reliable access to high-speed internet
Analysis from the Calgary Chamber finds significant digital divide in rural, remote and Indigenous communities and recommends solutions to close gap and unlock the full potential of all Albertans
