Posts Tagged ‘Alberta’
Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Albertans’ Decision to Remain in Canada, Calls for Renewed Focus on Economic Growth
Albertans have made their voices heard. With preliminary referendum results showing overwhelming support for remaining in Canada, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce welcomes the clarity this decision brings to Alberta’s economic future.
Read MoreKey Takeaways: The Cost of the Alberta Referendum
Business, Federal, Provincial October 13, 2026 Key Takeaways: The Cost of the Alberta Referendum The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce welcomed the Hon. Rachel Notley and Jason Kenney, former premiers of Alberta, for a multipartisan discussion on the implications of Alberta’s upcoming referendum, and what continued uncertainty could mean for businesses, investment, and long-term prosperity. …
Read MoreRoundtable Recap: Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi Talks Economic Growth, Public Safety, and Alberta’s Future
Business, Policy, Provincial September 24, 2026 Key Takeaways from a Round Table with Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi On September 22nd, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce hosted Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi, Deputy Leader Rakhi Pancholi, and Shadow Minister for Jobs, Economy, and Trade Rhiannon Hoyle for a roundtable discussion with Edmonton Chamber members. The conversation focused on the economic conditions…
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber Supports Bill C-39 Measures to Establish One-Year Federal Project Reviews and Streamline Permitting
Chamber Statement, Federal, News Release September 21, 2026 Edmonton Chamber Supports Bill C-39 Measures to Establish One-Year Federal Project Reviews and Streamline Permitting EDMONTON, AB – September 21, 2026 – The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce welcomes measures introduced today through Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, that would establish one-year timelines for federal project…
Read MoreBusiness Uncertainty & Developing Resilience
Chamber Member, Member Submission May 19, 2026 Business Uncertainty & Developing Resilience Submitted by Allister MacIsaac, RIVR Solutions Ltd. Uncertainty is now the defining challenge for Alberta business owners. Economic signals are mixed, costs keep shifting, and policy and geopolitical tensions can change the rules overnight. Many leaders feel like they are making big decisions…
Read MoreAlberta 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…
Read MoreHelp Shape the Future of the Chamber – Board Nominations & Elections Now Open
The Edmonton Chamber is continuing its evolution to ensure we remain the most effective business organization in our city. As part of this commitment, we are updating our Board Nominations and Elections process, aligning with best practices across Canada to strengthen our governance and build a strong, representative Board.
Read MoreFaster Approvals, Bigger Opportunities: What the Federal Major Projects Office Means for Edmonton
The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is excited about the announcement of the first projects advanced under Canada’s flagship Major Projects Office (MPO). By streamlining approvals and reducing red tape, the MPO will create opportunities for Edmonton businesses and strengthen Canada’s competitiveness, while ensuring that decisions made in Ottawa deliver tangible benefits for Alberta’s economy.
Read MoreRoundtable Recap: Building a Stronger Canadian Economy with Minister Eleanor Olszewski / Compte rendu de la table ronde : Renforcer l’économie canadienne avec la ministre Eleanor Olszewski
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.
Read MoreRoundtable 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.
Read More