Opinion: Alberta’s economic voice is being heard; don’t silence it
There is nothing better to remind Albertans about the importance of staying in Canada than the blockbuster deal announced this week between Halifax-based Emera and Calgary-based ATCO.
REPORT: Calgary Chamber underscores importance of immigration to Alberta’s economy
Alberta’s ability to develop, attract, and retain workers will be an essential part of meeting the province’s future workforce needs and supporting long-term economic growth.
REPORT: Calgary businesses concerned by economic risks of Alberta separation
New polling from Abacus Data, commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, finds Calgary businesses continue to see significant economic risks associated with Alberta separating from Canada.
Statement: Calgary Chamber welcomes Pacific Link pipeline designation as a project of national interest
The Calgary Chamber welcomes the Government of Canada’s decision to designate Pacific Link as a project of national interest.
New report from Calgary Chamber unveils high stakes of Alberta separation
A new report by University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe, commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, examines the potential economic implications of Alberta separating from Canada.
REPORT: Alberta’s economy highly exposed to trade; separation poses risk of new trade barriers
As Canadian businesses face growing barriers in key international markets, a recent study by Trevor Tombe, Professor of Economics at the University of Calgary, commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, finds Canada’s internal trade barriers impose significant costs on the national economy – and that Alberta separation would likely exacerbate these barriers.
Statement: Calgary Chamber welcomes new Building Canada Strong Act
The Calgary Chamber welcomes the tabling of the Building Canada Strong Act, advancing regulatory competitiveness and reliability of labour.
Calgary Chamber looks for Fall Session to promote investment, trade and competitiveness
As the federal government reconvenes for the Fall Session of Parliament, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce is encouraging government to advance the commitments announced through legislation, reducing barriers to investment and ensuring businesses have the conditions they need to compete and grow.
Opinion: Alberta could score big in global investment, if it doesn’t self-sabotage
Canada — and Alberta — were on the global financial stage earlier this week as investors representing $120 trillion in capital gathered in Toronto for a close-up view of the opportunities represented by the 167 projects outlined in the federal deal book.
Statement: Calgary Chamber applauds creation of Canada’s new Productivity Mega Deduction
On behalf of the Calgary business community, the Calgary Chamber welcomes the Government of Canada’s new Productivity Mega Deduction, giving Canada the lowest effective tax rate on new investment in the world.
Release: Calgary Chamber releases recommendations for City Council’s 2027-2030 budget: “Building Calgary’s Future”
The Calgary Chamber is pleased to release Building Calgary’s Future: A Generational Plan for a City of Two Million.
Statement: Calgary Chamber encouraged by federal support for businesses impacted by tariffs
The Calgary Chamber welcomes this morning’s announcement from the federal government of $7.5 billion in strategic supports to protect Canadian businesses and workers from the impact of new U.S. tariffs.
Statement: Calgary Chamber reaffirms no deal is better than a bad deal: Canada-US trade talks
While the Calgary Chamber is concerned about the follow-on effects of the deterioration of negotiations between Canada and the United States, we stand firm that no deal is better than a bad deal.
Statement: Calgary Chamber underscores need for immediate resolution to WestJet labour disruption
The Calgary Chamber urges WestJet and CUPE to reach a timely agreement that provides long-term stability for WestJet employees and the airline.
Release: Calgary businesses call for renewed focus on core services, infrastructure
Ahead of City Council developing the 2027-2030 Municipal Services Plans and Budgets, the Calgary Chamber has released a preliminary report outlining the business community’s priorities, with core services, public transit infrastructure and community safety emerging as top concerns.
