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.
The Fall Economic Statement tabled today by the federal government fails to deliver on fiscal responsibility, with announced costly policies unlikely to turnaround the economic headwinds they are intended to address.
In a submission on Budget 2025, the Calgary Chamber encourages the provincial government to increase support for small business, create a stable and predictable policy environment, invest in infrastructure and grow our talent pool.
The Canada Post strike is more than a disruption to mail services or a logistical challenge — it's a serious risk to Canada's economy, especially during the critical holiday season. The Calgary Chamber urges for immediate resolution to prevent further disruptions.
Alberta's $4.6 billion surplus shows a strong economy, but reliance on commodity prices is risky. Diversification is key. The Calgary Chamber urges eliminating the small business tax to support growth.
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.
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.
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.
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.