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The Calgary Small Business Awards CPHR Alberta People’s Choice: Bowness Soapworks
From a creative side project to winning the CPHR Alberta People’s Choice Award at this year’s Calgary Small Business Awards, learn how the owner of Bowness Soapworks, Melba Seto, is using her success to support and uplift other small businesses in Calgary.
Welcome New Members
The Calgary Chamber would like to introduce some of the newest members that have come on board in October 2024.
Calgary Chamber 2025 mid-cycle adjustment submission to City Council
The Calgary Chamber is calling on the City to enhance tax fairness & fiscal responsibility; reduce red tape & support businesses; boost public safety, & civic vibrancy; & build infrastructure to grow the economy.
Post Event | Alberta Next: Transportation & Logistics
On November 13, the Calgary Chamber hosted our latest event in the Alberta Next series, Transportation & Logistics. The event featured a keynote with the Hon. Devin Dreeshen and two panel discussions exploring how Alberta’s policies and infrastructure—spanning air, rail, road and pipeline networks—are fueling growth in the transportation sectors.
Alberta group pushes feds for strategic CUSMA reforms
With the 2026 review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) on the horizon, a first-of-its-kind consortium of Alberta organizations is pushing for strategic reforms to secure North America’s competitive edge.
Celebrating AdaptAbility: Calgary’s Small Business of the Year
As this year’s recipient of the Calgary Small Business of the Year Award, read more about how AdaptAbility is making a positive impact in the community for people with diverse and special needs.
Canada Post strike would impact thousands of Calgary businesses
The Calgary Chamber is deeply concerned about the potential for strike and lockout action between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers. A strike at this time would create far-reaching disruptions for Calgary businesses, especially as we approach the crucial holiday season.
Calgary Chamber statement on the results of the U.S. election
Last night, the American people elected Mr. Trump as the 47th President of the United States. The Calgary Chamber calls for a unified ‘Team Canada’ approach to protect Canada’s economy and jobs as Trump’s ‘America First’ policies pose challenges for key sectors like energy and agriculture.
Emissions cap detrimental to Canadian competitiveness – without material impact to global emissions
The Calgary Chamber remains deeply concerned with the federal government’s decision to pursue a sector-specific cap on oil and gas emissions, recognizing the significant consequences the proposed regulation would have on the Canadian economy, and Canadians more broadly.
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