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.
On February 28, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce hosted the Hon. Nate Horner, Alberta’s President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance for a keynote address and fireside chat with Calgary Chamber President & CEO, Deborah Yedlin. The discussion covered highlights of Budget 2025, including an overview of Alberta’s financial situation and the economic outlook for the next 12 months.
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 welcomes investments in housing and economic diversification and support for tariff impact but are concerned by lack of small business supports
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.
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce welcomes Bright Wire Leadership as its 2025 Leadership Pillar Partner, supporting Calgary’s business community with leadership development and expert coaching. Learn more about this valuable partnership.
Fractional consultants embed themselves in your business, invest in your success and help you navigate the complexities of growth. In this blog provided by Humming Bee, discover how fractional support can provide the flexibility, expertise and cost-effectiveness you need to grow with confidence.
In honour of Black History Month, read more about how trailblazing Black leaders Lana Bentley and Misheck Mwaba are reshaping education, supporting the community and creating opportunities for marginalized communities.
On February 12, the Calgary Chamber, in partnership with CPP Investments, hosted the Alberta Energy and Growth Forum. CPP Investments’ President & CEO, John Graham, shared insights on the Fund’s performance and global energy trends, followed by a fireside chat with Calgary Chamber President & CEO Deborah Yedlin.