Posts Tagged ‘Edmonton Chamber of Commerce’
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.
Read MoreLetter of Support on Economic Corridors and Trade-Enabling Infrastructure
On behalf of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, I am pleased to extend our full support for
your call to action regarding economic corridors and trade-enabling infrastructure in Canada.
The Edmonton Chamber applauds your leadership in advocating for strategic investment in
interprovincial mega-infrastructure projects that will enhance our nation’s competitiveness and
economic prosperity.
The 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 of Commerce Hosts Roundtable on Canada-U.S. Trade Relations with Minister Terry Duguid
On February 12, 2025, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce and Prairies Economic Development Canada hosted a roundtable with Minister Terry Duguid to talk about Canada’s trade relationship with the U.S. and what it means for businesses in Alberta.
Read MoreOPINION: Data Isn’t Free: Leaders, It’s Time to Ask What Your Reports Really Cost
Chamber Member, Member Submission February 11, 2025 OPINION: Data Isn’t Free: Leaders, It’s Time to Ask What Your Reports Really Cost Submitted by Corey Linder, Linder Industrial When Was the Last Time You Asked the Cost of the Data You Requested? In today’s business environment, data is king. We rely on it to make decisions,…
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce Supports Public Spaces Bylaw to Strengthen Business Environment
The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is voicing its strong support for Bylaw 20700: Public Spaces Bylaw, set for review by the Community and Public Services Committee on February 10, 2025. The Chamber believes the bylaw will help create a safer, more predictable, and business-friendly environment in Edmonton’s public spaces, ultimately fostering economic growth and investment in the city.
Read MoreMember Feature: Duncan Craig LLP
Member Feature: February 2025 Duncan Craig LLP Celebrating 130+ years of service. Duncan Craig LLP blends exceptional legal services with a passion for giving back. This feature spotlights how Duncan Craig LLP continues to support local charities, cultural events, and the business community. Duncan Craig LLP and its history. Duncan Craig LLP has built its…
Read MoreJanuary New Members
Chamber Member, City of Edmonton, Uncategorized February 3, 2025 January New Members Welcome New Members at the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce We would like to welcome and introduce new members that have joined the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce. These companies are now part of Edmonton’s vibrant business community and, as our newest members, they are…
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber Statement on U.S. Tariffs: Protecting Our Economy, Strengthening Canadian Trade
City of Edmonton, Federal, News, Policy February 3, 2025 Edmonton Chamber Statement on U.S. Tariffs: Protecting Our Economy, Strengthening Canadian Trade February 3rd, 2025 EDMONTON, AB – The U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods are a direct hit to Edmonton businesses. A 25 percent tariff on most exports and a 10 percent tariff on oil will…
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.
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