Read the latest media statements and releases from the Calgary Chamber.
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.
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.
Calgary Chamber announces 2024 Small Business Award winners
Eight local businesses honoured at the Calgary Small Business Awards, presented by Rogers Business
Interest rate cuts continue to encourage business growth and investment
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce welcomes the Bank of Canada's latest decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points.
Release: Calgary Chamber calls for province to eliminate small business tax
As small businesses continue to struggle with affordability, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce is calling on the provincial government to eliminate the small business tax to promote growth and investment in small businesses.
Q3 Business Conditions: Optimism holds steady, supply chain confidence plummets
For the third straight quarter, optimism among Calgary businesses has held steady. According to the Q3 Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, conducted by Statistics Canada in collaboration with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, more than three-quarters (78%) of Calgary businesses report that they are optimistic about the year ahead, 5% higher than the national average.
Release: 54% of Albertans believe Canadian governments need to do more to champion economy in the U.S.
New report from the Calgary Chamber of Commerce finds that Albertans believe governments are not effectively advocating for national economic interests south of the border and offers recommendations to support strong bilateral trade relations
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