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Help 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.

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Faster 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.

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Roundtable 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.

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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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Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Commends Premier Danielle Smith’s Leadership in Response to U.S. Tariffs

The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce commends Premier Danielle Smith for her swift and strategic response to the latest U.S. tariffs. Her leadership not only addresses immediate economic challenges but also strengthens Alberta’s long-term resilience.

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Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Opposes New U.S. Tariffs, Advocates for a Stronger Canadian Economy

Edmonton 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.

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Edmonton Chamber Encouraged by Budget 2025’s Investments and Looks Forward to Continued Progress for Businesses

On February 27, 2025, the Honourable Nate Horner, President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance, tabled Budget 2025: Meeting the Challenge. This budget comes at a pivotal moment, as Alberta faces escalating Canada-U.S. trade tensions and the looming threat of tariffs. Against this backdrop, the budget holds significant implications for Alberta businesses striving to remain competitive and resilient. The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is encouraged by the province’s commitment to our key priorities, including infrastructure, business competitiveness, and investment attraction.

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Edmonton 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.

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