A recent survey shared with our members revealed 85% of members expect a significant impact on their operations due to tariffs driven by reduced consumer confidence and demand poor economic conditions.
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce welcomes RBC as its 2025 Inclusion Pillar Partner. Through this partnership, RBC demonstrates its strong commitment to fostering inclusion and advancing women’s initiatives across our community.
The Parliamentary Budget Office report released today makes it clear that the federal government’s proposed oil and gas emissions cap will have severe economic consequences. Read our full statement.
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.
As the federal government pushes back its proposed capital gains tax changes, the Calgary Chamber remains steadfast that this policy threatens business growth and investment
The Calgary Chamber expresses deep concern over the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports and stresses need for a strategic and immediate response that safeguards jobs, protects revenues and bolsters our competitiveness and reliability as a trading partner.
The final Clean Electricity Regulations released by Environment and Climate Change Canada fail to account for regional differences in electricity markets, acknowledging but not addressing the significant concerns raised by industry.