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Join us October 19–23 for 5 days of programming and networking designed specifically for Edmonton small businesses.

Transforming Alberta’s Healthcare System: Key Takeaways from the Chamber Conversation with Alberta’s Health Ministers, presented by Alberta Blue Cross 

Business, Events, Policy, Provincial February 26, 2026 Transforming Alberta’s Healthcare System: Key Takeaways from the Chamber Conversation with Alberta’s Health Ministers, presented by Alberta Blue Cross  For the first time, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce hosted all four Alberta health ministers for a single discussion of the future of healthcare in the province. The discussion featured Minister LaGrange (Primary and Preventive Care), Minister…

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Alberta Provincial Budget 2026: What Edmonton Needs to Compete and Grow

Policy, Provincial December 2, 2025 Edmonton’s economy is growing, but growth alone does not guarantee long‑term success. What matters to businesses is whether the city remains a good place to invest, hire, and expand.  The Edmonton region supports about 740,000 jobs and exports more than $115 billion every year. It is one of the most diverse economies in the country…

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Event Recap – Small Business Week Kickoff: A Conversation with Minister Joseph Schow 

Business, Events, Provincial November 19, 2025 Event Recap – Small Business Week Kickoff: A Conversation with Minister Joseph Schow  On October 21, 2025, Edmonton’s small business community started Small Business Week with an open and practical talk from the Hon. Joseph Schow, Minister of Jobs, Economy, Trade, and Immigration. He explained what Alberta is doing…

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Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Applauds Government of Alberta’s Leadership on Return-to-Office Mandate

The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce commends the Government of Alberta for its decision to require all public service employees to return to the office full time, effective February 1, 2026. This decisive move demonstrates leadership and a strong commitment to revitalizing Alberta’s downtowns and restoring vibrancy to our urban centres.

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Premier Danielle Smith’s State of the Province address 2025: “Edmonton is on the Rise.”

Policy, Provincial October 22, 2025 Premier Danielle Smith’s State of the Province address 2025: “Edmonton is on the Rise.” By Doug Griffiths, President and CEO, Edmonton Chamber of Commerce  I believe maintaining a positive outlook is important — especially during uncertain times. And right now, many in the business community are facing uncertainty around rising…

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A Note from the CEO: Preparing for Workforce Disruptions Amid the Pending Teachers’ Strike

Provincial September 4, 2025 A Note from the CEO: Preparing for Workforce Disruptions Amid the Pending Teachers’ Strike Edmonton’s business community is resilient, but moments like this test our readiness. With teachers preparing to strike, classrooms could close, and parents across our city could be pulled out of the workforce to stay home with their…

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Roundtable Recap: Chamber Members Share Frontline Safety Realities with Shadow Minister David Shepherd

The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce convened a roundtable with MLA David Shepherd, the Alberta NDP’s Shadow Minister for Public Safety and Emergency Services. The session provided a direct line for Edmonton’s business and community leaders to share lived experiences, propose solutions, and respond to the NDP’s draft Public Safety Blueprint.

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Event Recap – Addressing Addiction in Edmonton: A Conversation with Alberta’s Minister of Mental Health and Addiction

Events, Provincial May 13, 2025 Event Recap – Addressing Addiction in Edmonton: A Conversation with Alberta’s Minister of Mental Health and Addiction On Monday May 12th, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce welcomed Alberta’s Minister of Mental Health and Addiction, Dan Williams, for a conversation on the growing public addiction crisis in Edmonton and the province’s…

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Event Recap – Alberta’s Fiscal Outlook: A Conversation with Minister Horner

Today, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce welcomed Alberta’s President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance, Nate Horner, for an in-depth discussion on the province’s fiscal future in a two-time sold-out event with over 430 business attendees. Hosted by Chamber CEO Doug Griffiths, the fireside chat provided business leaders with a closer look at Alberta’s fiscal strategy, major investments, and the challenges ahead.

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