Municipal
The Downtown Community Revitalization Levy (CRL)Extension Passed — Congratulations, Edmonton!
On June 27, 2025, Edmonton City Council voted to extend the Capital City Downtown Community Revitalization Levy (CRL) — and with that decision, secured one of the most significant investments in our city’s future in a generation.
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce, Edmonton Downtown Business Association, and Downtown Revitalization Coalition to Host Joint Press Conference Urging Council to Extend the Downtown CRL
On Monday, June 24, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Business Association (DBA) will hold a joint press conference to urge Edmonton City Council to vote in favour on extending the Downtown Community Revitalization Levy (CRL) — a critical move that will shape the future of Edmonton’s attractiveness, economy, and investment climate.
Read MoreTeam Edmonton Challenges Team Dallas to a Civic Face-Off in Support of Our Communities
As the Edmonton Oilers take on the Dallas Stars in the Western Conference Final, Team Edmonton is stepping up — issuing a friendly challenge to the City of Dallas and its civic leaders. This is more than a hockey rivalry; it’s a chance to show what our cities stand for.
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber Applauds City Council’s Endorsement of Downtown Action Plan
With 69,000 jobs, 1,600 businesses, and 12,000 residents, downtown Edmonton plays a critical role in our economy. But office and retail vacancies are alarmingly high—and local businesses are feeling the pressure. Today, we are excited to see that City Council endorsed the Downtown Action Plan—a $553 million roadmap to bring energy, investment, and people back to the heart of our city.
Read MoreIf We Were Mayor for a Day: Business Leaders Outline Bold Steps for Edmonton’s Future
Business, Edmonton Election, Municipal May 12, 2025 If We Were Mayor for a Day: Business Leaders Outline Bold Steps for Edmonton’s Future On May 8, 2025, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce hosted its reimagined “State of Our City: Let’s Get Down to Business”, presented by EPCOR. Departing from the traditional mayoral addresses, this year’s gathering…
Read MoreA Message to Our Members: We’re Evolving the Edmonton Chamber 2025 State of the City
This year, we’re evolving the event to create space for a more frank, solutions-focused conversation. The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is pleased to have Ryan Jespersen from RealTalk’s host our rebranded event State of the City: Let’s Get Down to Business.
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce Commends City Council for Approving Public Spaces Bylaw
Edmonton, AB – The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce applauds Edmonton City Council for approving the Public Spaces Bylaw, a pivotal step in modernizing and enhancing the management of our city’s public spaces. This decision reflects a balanced and forward-thinking approach to improving public safety, supporting local businesses, and fostering a welcoming environment for all Edmontonians.
Read MoreBridges, Business, and Bottlenecks: Let’s Keep Edmonton Moving
City of Edmonton, Municipal February 20, 2025 Bridges, Business, and Bottlenecks: Let’s Keep Edmonton Moving By Heather Thomson, VP, Economy & Engagement Edmonton’s Bridges Are More Than Infrastructure—They’re Economic Lifelines Edmonton’s bridges do more than connect neighbourhoods—they connect businesses to customers, workers to jobs, and industries to markets. They are the economic arteries of our…
Read MoreThe Economy Needs to Move – Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Rings Alarm on 2025 Bridge Construction and Impact
Edmonton, AB – February 18 2025 – The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce (ECC) is deeply concerned about the City of Edmonton’s planned construction projects in 2025, especially the repair and replacement of three major bridges—Dawson Bridge, Low-Level Bridge, and Wellington Bridge—that are vital to downtown access.
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce Supports Public Spaces Bylaw to Strengthen Business Environment
The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is voicing its strong support for Bylaw 20700: Public Spaces Bylaw, set for review by the Community and Public Services Committee on February 10, 2025. The Chamber believes the bylaw will help create a safer, more predictable, and business-friendly environment in Edmonton’s public spaces, ultimately fostering economic growth and investment in the city.
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