Property taxes continue to add uncertainty for Calgary business

On June 10, 2019 businesses in Calgary finally got some encouraging news after an unprecedented public display of frustration by Calgary business leaders and business advocacy groups like the Calgary Chamber. City Council passed a motion that would provide tax relief for non-residential properties. The strategy adopted by council is a familiar one:

Calgary’s next generation of entrepreneurs take to the city on Saturday with Lemonade Day

Senators fixed the worst of Bill C-69. Let’s make their suggestions permanent

The ENEV Committee has done Canada a great service and positioned the federal government for success by shaping a Bill C-69 that comes closer to achieving the original objectives.

Alberta’s new government outlines plan to deliver on election promises

In the throne speech, the newly formed government reinforced their commitment to the clear mandate given to the party by the voters.

Council's new proposal does not fix property tax system

The Calgary Chamber, for 128 years, has been an advocate for the business community at all levels of government. Government decision making, at all levels, has a significant impact on a business’s strategic plan, financial profile and overall viability. Government policy can make or break a business, which, in turn, can make or break a family. Because as we all know, vibrant businesses create vibrant communities and households.

Canadian Global Cities Council launches Canadians for Natural Resources campaign

The Canadians for Natural Resources campaign has one message: Canada can be world leaders in both natural resource development AND solve climate change.

Dear Canada: An Open Letter to Canadians

Business leaders unite around Canada’s resource economy

Provincial Speech from the Throne

Statement from Dr. Sandip Lalli, Calgary Chamber President & CEO