Read the latest media statements and releases from the Calgary Chamber.
Calgary business leaders urge for stability in Canada’s critical rail infrastructure
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce expresses deep concern over the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB)’s decision to declare rail as “non-essential”, despite the fact a potential labour disruption could create a full network shutdown.
Calgary Chamber encourages economic-focused Federal Budget 2025
The Calgary Chamber outlines its recommendations to the Standing Committee on Finance as the Committee begins its preparations for the upcoming federal budget to ensure Canada has a strong, productive and thriving economy
Open letter to the federal government on proposed interpretation of Canada Health Act
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce expresses concern regarding the unintended repercussions of the Government of Canada’s proposed interpretation of the Canada Health Act - to ban employer-funded virtual care. This change would disrupt the existing care system and limit the provision of health care services in Canada. Full letter below.
Interest rate cut another step in the right direction to ease affordability pressures and improve access to capital for business
The Calgary Chamber is please to see today’s decision to cut interest rates by another 25 basis points to 4.5%, signaling relief for Canadian households and businesses. However, accessing the capital needed for growth still a challenge for small business.
Despite momentum in lowering interest rates and high optimism, access to capital still a barrier for business
Debt constraints limiting business’ ability to access capital, with early-stage, small and minority-owned business the most challenged.
Calgary Chamber welcomes important milestone for the Event Centre
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to see the realization of this milestone for the City of Calgary, marking the beginning of Scotia Place in Calgary.
Calgary Chamber announces Small Business Pillar Partnership with Rogers Business
This new collaboration will focus on championing and empowering Calgary’s vibrant small business community.
Q2 Business Conditions: Consistent trends may indicate a steadying economy
Calgary businesses remains optimistic, which may be a sign of a steadying economy after years of volatility. However, labour and cost challenges remain.
Bill C-59 tax incentives overshadowed by punitive Competition Act amendments
The Calgary Chamber is concerned by the sweeping changes in the Competition Act that will impact businesses of all sizes and sectors. These changes are extremely concerning and run at cross-purposes to the climate ambitions and leadership demonstrated by industries across sectors.
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