News Release
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 MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce Opposes New U.S. Tariffs, Advocates for a Stronger Canadian Economy
Effective today, the United States imposed sweeping tariffs on Canadian goods—25% on most exports and 10% on oil—putting Alberta’s $156 billion in annual exports at risk, driving up costs, and creating uncertainty for businesses and workers across North America.
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Two New Members to the Board of Directors
EDMONTON, AB — The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the appointment of Roshan Kalra and Kim King to its Board of Directors.
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 Applauds $15-a-Day Child Care as a Win for Business and Working Families
The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce (ECC) welcomes the Government of Alberta’s move to introduce flat $15-a-day child care, a significant win for businesses, working mothers, and Alberta’s economy. By making child care more predictable and affordable, this policy will help increase workforce participation, reduce barriers to employment, and support business growth.
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce Sets Bold Advocacy Agenda for 2025
The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is rolling out its 2025 priorities, focusing on tackling the real challenges facing Edmonton’s business community. From driving growth and innovation to creating more opportunities for local businesses, these priorities are about making Edmonton a better place to do business and supporting the hardworking people behind it all.
Read MoreEmpowering Tomorrow’s Leaders Today: Junior Achievement Northern Alberta and Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Unite to Shape Edmonton’s Future Economy
Chamber Member, News Release December 2, 2024 Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders Today: Junior Achievement Northern Alberta and Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Unite to Shape Edmonton’s Future Economy Edmonton, AB – December 2, 2024 – Two of Edmonton’s most impactful business organizations, Junior Achievement Northern Alberta (JA) and the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce (ECC), have developed a…
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