August 31, 2026
Chamber in the Community
A monthly celebration of the highlights, partnerships, and community moments that inspire, connect, and keep our business community thriving.
Chrysalis Connects
Joined Robert Helm at the Chrysalis Connects August event — celebrating an incredible Alberta society committed to inclusion, community engagement, and meaningful connections for citizens with disabilities.
Rotaflow Summer BBQ
Loved celebrating with the Rotaflow team at their Summer BBQ — a wonderful afternoon honouring the women making an impact in construction, filled with great food, fun, and community spirit.
CPKC Women's Open
Grateful to join Sonny Grewal, Courtney Hesse, Dean Yuhar, and Bill Predinchuk of RBC in their Legends Skybox Suite at the CPKC Women's Open — wonderful hospitality and a fantastic celebration of women in sport.
Small Business Social
Great to connect with Renee Anglin of Events that Connect YEG at the Small Business Social — exactly the kind of gathering that keeps our business community energized and engaged.
Ronald McDonald House Alberta
Grateful for the privilege of joining the Home for Dinner program at Ronald McDonald House Alberta — a meaningful reminder of the power of showing up for families in our community.
Hon. Shafqat Ali – Community Leadership Roundtable
Proud to welcome Hon. Shafqat Ali, President of the Treasury Board of Canada, alongside the Sifarish Network and CIRA Homes — bringing together leaders for open, meaningful conversation.
Field of Dreams – Edmonton Riverhawks Community Foundation
Grateful to join Ashley Blanchard, John Lee, and Dawoon Kim of TD at the Field of Dreams event, put on by the Edmonton Riverhawks Community Foundation — creating opportunities for young people through sport, mentorship, and connection.
Edmonton Fringe Festival – Backstage Tour
A great look behind the curtain thanks to John Markey — so much to take in! Highlights from the tour: 209+ indoor shows, 1,300+ live performances, pêhonân celebrating Indigenous artists rooted in Treaty 6 and Métis homeland, and Kids Fringe — completely free for kids 12 and under. The festival generates over $20 million in local economic impact, welcomes 750,000+ site visits, and provides over $1.2 million directly to artists. We were also proud to host our Chamber After Hours on-site!
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