Getting Canada back to business: Addressing regulatory barriers and impediments to competitiveness
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we’re diving deeper into Canada’s challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 1, we’re looking at Canada’s competitiveness.
Department of Finance 2025 pre-budget consultation
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce provides recommendations to the federal government in advance of the 2025 budget.
Calgary Chamber congratulates Mr. Carney on becoming Canada’s next Prime Minister
On behalf of the Calgary business community, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce congratulates Mr. Mark Carney on becoming Canada’s next Prime Minister, ushering a new chapter in Canada’s history.
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.
Submission to the Competition Bureau regarding new guidelines regarding environmental claims
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce submitted feedback to the Competition Bureau in response to the public consultation on the new proposed guidelines regarding environmental claims.
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.
Calgary Chamber submission on the proposed Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap
The proposed emissions cap would create uncertainty, unfavourable economic conditions and a punitive regulatory environment, all of which would strand investment and innovation in decarbonization projects. As such, the following submission from the Calgary Chamber on behalf of our members contends that the regulations remain entirely unworkable and must be withdrawn.
Calgary Chamber Notice of Objection Regarding the proposed Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap Regulations
The proposed emissions cap is detrimental to Canadian prosperity, productivity, innovation and global climate action and as such we are filing a Notice of Objection with Hon. Steven Guilbeault Minister of Environment and Climate Change, and request that a Board of Review be struck to consider the far reaching implications of these regulations.
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.
Submission to the Competition Bureau regarding the changes to the Competition Act introduced in Bill C-59
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce expresses concern over the recent changes to the Competition Act, which requires businesses of all sizes and from all sectors to prove their environmental claims against a standard that has not been determined. We contend this will hamper investment and ultimately derail Canada’s progress to reduce emissions.
2024 U.S. Election: Recommendations to Canadian Governments to Work with Either Administration
54% of Albertans believe Canadian governments need to do more to champion economy in the U.S. This report highlights key recommendations for governments to work effectively with the incoming administration and strengthen Canada’s position as a trading partner and ally.
