Empowering Indigenous Entrepreneurs
Discover the opportunities, challenges and solutions shaping the future of Indigenous entrepreneurship. Join leading voices for a powerful Calgary Small Business Week panel with the Calgary Chamber.
Welcoming 25 Indigenous Members
Indigenous entrepreneurs are joining the Calgary Chamber as part of our shared commitment with Keyera to remove barriers and invest in Indigenous business success.
Reconciliation in Action: Unlocking Indigenous Economic Strength in Alberta
Indigenous businesses in Alberta are growing fast — but systemic barriers remain. This article explores the rise of Indigenous entrepreneurship in Alberta; the barriers that still exist; and the policies, partnerships and actions that can help unlock long-term success and advance economic reconciliation.
Post Event | Engagement Forum: National Indigenous Peoples Day
On June 24, the Calgary Chamber hosted an Engagement Forum in honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day. The panel, moderated by Anne Harding of Forum Community Relations, explored how procurement can advance reconciliation, featuring insights from Ted Bauer, Sarah Jacknife, Lexi Rensing and Rod Stagg.
Engagement Forum: National Indigenous Peoples Day
Join the Calgary Chamber on June 24, for an insightful discussion on how businesses can procure from Indigenous businesses and contribute to economic reconciliation.
Calgary Chamber congratulates Mr. Carney on becoming Canada’s next Prime Minister
On behalf of the Calgary business community, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce congratulates Mr. Mark Carney on becoming Canada’s next Prime Minister, ushering a new chapter in Canada’s history.
Business community deeply concerned by Trump’s imposed tariffs
The Calgary Chamber is deeply disheartened by President Trump’s decision to go ahead with unjustified 25% tariffs on Canadian goods and 10% on Canadian energy and are concerned about the impact on businesses, workers and families on both sides of the border. We are encouraged by a swift response from the Canadian government and look forward to additional measures to support Canadians in the coming days.
Budget 2025 signals support for Alberta amid high economic uncertainty
Calgary Chamber welcomes investments in housing and economic diversification and support for tariff impact but are concerned by lack of small business supports
Calgary Chamber welcomes launch of federal Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program
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.
Calgary Chamber releases national plan for Canada’s economic prosperity
New report from Calgary Chamber of Commerce offers a clear roadmap for Canadian policymakers and political parties to build and protect Canada’s economy, amid growing uncertainty
Calgary Chamber & business community stand ready to support Team Canada
In light of the retaliatory tariffs announced yesterday evening, the Calgary Chamber encourages the federal government to bring forward measures that will be taken to protect Canadian industries and workers and stands ready to support Team Canada.
Calgary Chamber calls on federal government to de-escalate and avoid trade war
In light of President Trump’s announcement to impose a 25% tariffs on most Canadian exports and a 10% tariff on Canadian energy, the Calgary Chamber calls upon policymakers to de-escalate and focus on diplomacy to avoid a trade war.
Open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, Minister Joly and Minister LeBlanc regarding impending threats of U.S. tariffs
The Calgary Chamber sent an open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, Minister Joly and Minister LeBlanc sharing recommendations for consideration to address the challenges posed by the threat of tariffs on Canadian exports.
Open letter to Premier Smith regarding impending threats of U.S. tariffs
The Calgary Chamber sent an open letter to Premier Smith sharing recommendations for consideration to address the challenges posed by the threat of tariffs on Canadian exports.
Calgary Chamber stresses need for strategic & immediate response to U.S. tariffs
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.