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With Canada’s fiscal outlook at a critical juncture, careful and targeted action required to navigate second wave and economic recovery

The fall economic update, tabled today by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, displays the breadth and depth of government action required to protect the lives and livelihoods of Canadians through the COVID-19 pandemic, and simultaneously the importance of planning the path to recovery.

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Modest improvements in Alberta’s Fiscal Outlook reinforce need to curb COVID-19 today and diversify our economy tomorrow

Alberta’s projected deficit and debt burden have improved slightly, as the province’s deficit has been reduced by $2.8 billion per today’s fiscal update. In the short-term, Albertan businesses will continue to need support through the COVID-19 pandemic. In the long-term, a full focus on economic diversification and job creation will be required to rebuild resiliency in our economy and ensure fiscal sustainability.

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Edmonton Chamber Recommends Ways To Forge Our Future

News, Policy Back Edmonton Chamber Recommends Ways To Forge Our Future 21 October 2020 The Edmonton Chamber has released Forging our Future – a set of recommendations on how governments can help ailing businesses withstand the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and harness new opportunities to boost our economic recovery, and build a more inclusive economy that supports…

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BDC Small Business Week: Member Pivot Profiles

News Back BDC Small Business Week: Member Pivot Profiles 19 October 2020 To kick-off BDC Small Business Week, we’re sharing Edmonton Chamber Members’ stories of perseverance, strength and resiliency throughout these uncertain times. Throughout the day, we will showcase local business’ journeys as they adapted to the pandemic and how they continue to forge their…

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Natural Gas Strategy builds diversification opportunities for Alberta

By leveraging our existing expertise and strong global reputation in natural gas development while expanding our capacity in emerging areas – such as hydrogen, petrochemicals, and plastics recycling – Alberta can diversify and succeed in the global economy of the future.

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Nominate a Candidate for the 2021 Board of Directors (Now Closed)

News Back Nominate a Candidate for the 2021 Board of Directors (Now Closed) 01 October 2020 The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is one of the most influential business organizations in Canada. It is part of a business community that extends regionally, provincially, nationally, and around the globe within the Chamber of Commerce and the World…

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Calgary and Edmonton Chambers: Throne Speech aligned with needs of employers and job seekers

News Back Calgary and Edmonton Chambers: Throne Speech aligned with needs of employers and job seekers 24 September 2020 The Calgary and Edmonton Chambers of Commerce are encouraged by the federal government’s commitment to support businesses and the people they employ through the COVID-19 pandemic, while simultaneously building resiliency in our economy through inclusive growth.…

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Celebrating BDC Small Business Week, October 19-23

News Back Celebrating BDC Small Business Week, October 19-23 17 September 2020 As your business continues to “forge the way forward,” join us for BDC Small Business Week – a week of events showcasing the resiliency and adaptability of small businesses and helps them prepare for the future. Events include: Lean Six Sigma White Belt…

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A Powerful Voice that Achieves Real Results

News Back A Powerful Voice that Achieves Real Results 09 September 2020 At the Edmonton Chamber, advocacy is at the centre of everything we do. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to hammer businesses and families, we’ve redoubled our efforts to amplify the concerns of businesses across the Edmonton Metropolitan Region in order to positively influence…

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Record Provincial Deficit Shows Need For Bold Action

News Back Record Provincial Deficit Shows Need For Bold Action 28 August 2020 Alberta’s budget deficit will increase to $24.2 billion, nearly $17 billion higher than what was anticipated by Budget 2020. “Today’s fiscal update shows the incredible impacts COVID-19 and the collapse of global oil prices have had on the Province’s ledger.” said Janet…

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