The Calgary Chamber would like to introduce some of the newest members that have come on board in September 2024.
Through education, community support and workplace initiatives, learn more about how Centre for Suicide Prevention is making a difference in promoting mental health awareness and suicide prevention in Alberta.
For the third straight quarter, optimism among Calgary businesses has held steady. According to the Q3 Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, conducted by Statistics Canada in collaboration with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, more than three-quarters (78%) of Calgary businesses report that they are optimistic about the year ahead, 5% higher than the national average.
Mental health is an essential aspect of a fulfilling and successful life, both inside and outside the workplace. In this blog provided by Virtuous Circle Counselling, read more about ways employers can provide supportive environments and help employees navigate and prioritize their mental well-being.
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce expresses concern over the recent changes to the Competition Act, which requires businesses of all sizes and from all sectors to prove their environmental claims against a standard that has not been determined. We contend this will hamper investment and ultimately derail Canada's progress to reduce emissions.
New report from the Calgary Chamber of Commerce finds that Albertans believe governments are not effectively advocating for national economic interests south of the border and offers recommendations to support strong bilateral trade relations
54% of Albertans believe Canadian governments need to do more to champion economy in the U.S. This report highlights key recommendations for governments to work effectively with the incoming administration and strengthen Canada's position as a trading partner and ally.
On September 17, the Calgary Chamber hosted Mr. Naheed Nenshi for his first keynote address as leader of the Alberta NDP, and a fireside chat with Calgary Chamber President & CEO Deborah Yedlin discussing Mr. Nenshi’s vision for Alberta’s future the role of government in supporting the business community.
Analysis from the Calgary Chamber finds significant digital divide in rural, remote and Indigenous communities and recommends solutions to close gap and unlock the full potential of all Albertans