Statement: Calgary Chamber supports Canada’s measured approach to U.S. trade & building economic resilience
The Calgary Chamber is disappointed by the 35% tariff levy announced on Friday by the U.S. We urge a measured, balanced federal response that alleviates business strain and underscores Canada as a valuable trading partner.
Release: Alberta leads Canada in housing starts; more needed to match population growth
The Calgary Chamber is pleased to share Home Economics II: Maintaining Momentum as an updated analysis of the progress made over the past year to address housing affordability.
Statement: Business community encouraged by national collaboration; eager for clarity on Canada-U.S. trade
The Calgary Chamber is encouraged by the First Ministers’ commitment to collaborate to accelerate Canada’s economic opportunities, looks for more clarity on Canada-U.S. and reiterates its commitment to work alongside governments to build resilient local economies.
Statement: One Canadian Economy Act a critical step to grow economy; further regulatory reform required to achieve nation-wide prosperity
We welcome the passing of Bill C-5, the One Canadian Economy Act. This crucial legislation will strengthen trade, build infrastructure, and unlock economic opportunities nationwide, making it vital for Canada to reinforce internal economic ties and accelerate investment in nation-building projects.
Statement: Calgary Chamber welcomes NATO defense spend commitment, signalling action on security and economic growth
“We welcome Prime Minister Mark Carney’s commitment today to increase Canada’s defense spending to 5% of GDP – the most significant investment in our military since the Second World War. This is a policy that the Calgary Chamber has long advocated for, as a stable global environment is the foundation of a thriving economy. Canada’s commitment to NATO’s defence target reinforces our role in protecting that foundation.
First Ministers’ Meeting takes steps towards advancing major projects and building national economy
Yesterday’s First Ministers’ Meeting showed important alignment, urgency and focus on growing the economy – with strong signals around fast-tracking major projects, improving internal trade and building critical trade infrastructure, as well as advancing Canada’s trade relationships and addressing community safety.
Open letter to all orders of government on improving mental heath care access in Alberta and Canada
In an open letter, the Calgary Chamber is bringing urgent attention to the challenges Canadians face in accessing mental health services.
Calgary Chamber looks for Throne Speech to reflect priority on economy & productivity
As Parliament opens, the Calgary Chamber encourages the federal government to focus on growth, productivity and long-term competitiveness.
Advancing community prosperity: Strengthening our communities to support well being
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we’re diving deeper into Canada’s challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 4, we’re looking into how we can build strong, vibrant communities.
Promoting our talent, labour and workforce development
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we’re diving deeper into Canada’s challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 3, we’re looking into how Canada can invest in its workforce to improve productivity.
Supporting Canadian entrepreneurs to thrive in a global market
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we’re diving deeper into Canada’s challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 3, we’re looking into how we support Canadian entrepreneurs to thrive in a global market.
Expanding our horizons: Investing in our trade infrastructure and relationships
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we’re diving deeper into Canada’s challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 2, we’re looking into how we invest in our trade infrastructure and relationships, domestically and internationally.
Getting Canada back to business: Addressing regulatory barriers and impediments to competitiveness
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we’re diving deeper into Canada’s challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 1, we’re looking at Canada’s competitiveness.
Department of Finance 2025 pre-budget consultation
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce provides recommendations to the federal government in advance of the 2025 budget.
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.