The Calgary Chamber announces its 2022 Board of Directors, welcoming three new members who join the Chamber’s board for a three-year period, commencing January 1, 2022.
The City's 2022 budget adjustments reflect the need to balance investment in Calgary's future with fiscal sustainability while thinking innovatively to diversify revenue sources.
With Alberta poised to lead the country in energy transformation, the Calgary Chamber sets its sights on public policy that will spur investment, attract talent and create new economic opportunities.
Alongside a strong start for Alberta children yielding long-term social and economic benefits, more affordable, accessible quality childcare will drive employment and ease the pressure of existing labour shortages.
The arrival of Plug and Play Alberta connects tech entrepreneurs and start-ups with more opportunities to build and scale up tech innovation right here in Calgary.
Unlocking the potential of trade across provincial borders has significant and positive impacts: increase tax revenue, reduce transactional friction for industry and mobilize talent and skills.
With the growth of the global hydrogen market estimated at $2.5 trillion in the next 30 years, Alberta has the infrastructure, regulatory framework, talent and skills needed to establish its leadership position in hydrogen development.
Federal and provincial governments announce climate action and investment, indicating the continued need for rapid action, scale-up of emission reduction innovations and investment to achieve climate targets and sustainable development of Alberta's resources.
As the voice of Calgary business, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce welcomes and congratulates the 38 ministers appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to the federal cabinet today.