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Advancing community prosperity: Strengthening our communities to support well being
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we're diving deeper into Canada's challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 4, we're looking into how we can build strong, vibrant communities.
REPORT: 64% of Canadians call for federal government to champion critical infrastructure
Canadians are showing record-high support for nation-building projects, including ports, pipelines, housing, and transit, to strengthen supply chains, support trade between provinces, and build a stronger, more connected economy.
Empowering community: AdaptAbility wins the 2025 ENMAX Amplifier Fund
Calgary’s AdaptAbility, winner of the 2025 ENMAX Amplifier Fund, is transforming lives through inclusive products for individuals with special needs. Learn how Tara Nelson turned a personal mission into an impactful business.
AdaptAbility wins $25,000 in funding to expand specialized products and resources for individuals with special needs
Calgary-based AdaptAbility has been awarded the 2025 ENMAX Amplifier Fund, receiving a $25,000 grant to support the growth of its mission to provide critical resources and specialized products for individuals with special needs and their families.
The importance of recycling e-waste: A sustainable future with the Electronic Recycling Association
In today’s fast-moving digital world, rapid tech advances are driving a surge in electronic waste. From old computers and phones to discarded printers and tablets, e-waste poses a serious environmental challenge. Read more about how The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) is tackling this issue by encouraging responsible recycling and repurposing to help both communities and the planet.
Featured Member: Salopek & Associates
Seamlessly integrating HR fundamentals with a culture-first mindset, discover how Salopek & Associates is empowering businesses through a holistic and balanced approach to human resources.
Skills gap continues to impede economic productivity & competitiveness
Solving Canada’s productivity problem requires smart investments in our workforce, including upskilling, credential recognition, inclusive employment and immigration reform. The result? Stronger productivity, more resilient businesses and better outcomes for workers. Read more for our recommendations.
Keyera & Calgary Chamber invest in Indigenous economic inclusion through new partnership
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is honoured to announce a new partnership with Keyera as the organization joins as the Chamber’s Truth and Reconciliation Pillar Partner. This transformative and purpose-driven partnership will help advance opportunities for Indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses and foster economic reconciliation across the business community.
Promoting our talent, labour and workforce development
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we're diving deeper into Canada's challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 3, we're looking into how Canada can invest in its workforce to improve productivity.
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