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Reconciliation: a journey, not a destination
September 30, 2021 marks the first National Day for Truth & Reconciliation in Canada. Here are a few of the ways to get involved, learn and better understand your role in reconciliation
Collaboration to bring tech accelerators to Calgary means jobs, diversification and investment
Funding for accelerators in Calgary is a crucial investment that will power economic diversification by supporting tech start-up innovation and growth.
Calgary Chamber congratulates provincial cabinet members on new appointments
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce congratulates the Hon. Jason Copping on his appointment as Minister of Health and the Hon. Tyler Shandro on his appointment as Minister of Labour and Immigration.
Calgary & Edmonton Chambers congratulate Liberal Party on re-election
With federal election results in and a Liberal government declared, the Calgary and Edmonton Chambers set their sights on positioning Alberta as a key driver of diversification and innovation in Canada's economic recovery.
Quarterly update from the CEO
In her first update since joining the Chamber, Deborah shares what she heard this summer, her vision for where we’re going and why we all need to be involved in civic issues this fall, especially with the first of two elections just days away.
The gig that keeps on giving
How we work is changing, and the pandemic has only made us move faster. Learn more about how the rise and growth of the gig economy is changing work everywhere.
Moving with the rate of change: the local impacts of a global corporate tax
Many of the world’s largest economies have agreed to change the rules on corporate tax. See what this change means for Calgary’s business community and where we’re headed in the weeks and months to come.
The big impact of small business
Individually, the impact of small businesses on our national economy may be hard to notice, but when you look closer, Calgary's small businesses are the beating heart of our economy.
The art of surviving a pandemic: an interview with Arts Commons' Alex Sarian
Arts Commons' President & CEO Alex Sarian talks about what it means to embrace civic responsibility, engage with community and reimagine ways to nourish the arts - and Calgarians - through the pandemic.
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