
On October 12, 2007, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce unveiled its Renaissance Calgary blueprint of practical actions that the City Council can undertake - actions that address members' leading concerns about a deteriorating quality of life, our business climate, and spending priorities and fiscal management.
News Release
Renaissance Calgary: Blueprint for a 21st Century World-Leading Capital
Since this time the Chamber has continued to put forward new ideas to improve fiscal management, encourage greater transparency and accountability and solve our transportation challenges.
Article: May 28
CN confirms Calgary as a major logistics hub with new rail yard
Article: March 25, 2010
Government of Alberta puts municipal campaign donation caps in place
Article: January 28, 2010
Municipal Auditor General bill fails but key tenets remain
Article: January 28, 2010
City Council agrees to campaign finance reform
Op-ed: January 28, 2010
Fair taxation a mere illusion
Article: December 3, 2009
Chamber efforts help City Council take a step in the right direction in 2010 budget deliberations
News Release: November 19, 2009
Calgary's business community seeks equitable treatment in municipal budget
Publication: November 19, 2009 (updated)
2010 Municipal Budget Submission
News Release: November 13, 2009
Calgary's business community applauds parking rate reduction
News Release: November 12, 2009
2010 Municipal Budget deliberations are an opportunity to continue to 'adjust' to a
new economic reality
Article: November 12, 2009
Chamber makes case for a provincial Office of Municipal Auditor General
Presentation: October 27, 2009
Presentation to the Standing Committee on Community Services Re: provincial Office of Municipal Auditor General
Presentation: October 21, 2009
Presentation to the Calgary Real Estate Forum Panel Session - Plan It Calgary and a Blueprint for Growth: WhatWill the Future Look Like
Op-ed: August 27, 2009
Crossing street for democracy
Op-ed: August 14, 2009
No quotas on Hansom cabs
News Release: July 30, 2009
Independent Office of Municipal Auditor General would help local governments deliver higher value to citizens
Letter: July 17, 2009 (Re: Office of Municipal Auditor General at the provincial level)
Letter to the Chair of the Standing Committee on Community Services
Op-ed: July 2, 2009
The public purse isn't bottomless
News Release: June 19, 2009
Plan It Calgary's key directions sound but challenges remain
Op-ed: June 18, 2009
We're on right Plan It
News Release: June 18, 2009
Reduction of short-term parking rates represents "municipal stimulus" for downtown businesses
Letter to City Council members
June 16, 2009 (Re: Plan It Calgary)
Letter to the Mayor of Calgary & City Council
Op-ed: June 4, 2009
Chamber led fight for reform
Article: June 2, 2009
Chamber wins campaign to reform civic election donation rules
Article: May 19, 2009
Chamber urges close monitoring of housing affordability in Plan It Calgary initiative
Speech: May 7, 2009
Plan It Calgary - Gaining Ground Summit
Article: April 28, 2009
City aims to be "On Target" with building and development approvals
March 25, 2010
Government of Alberta puts municipal campaign donation caps in place
January 28, 2010
Municipal Auditor General bill fails but key tenets remain
January 28, 2010
City Council agrees to campaign finance reform
December 3, 2009
Chamber efforts help City Council take a step in the right direction in 2010 budget deliberations
November 13, 2009
Calgary's business community applauds parking rate reduction
June 2, 2009
Chamber wins campaign to reform civic election donation rules
April 28, 2009
City aims to be "On Target" with building and development approvals
February 17, 2009
BizPaL makes obtaining a business permit or licence more user friendly
November 28, 2008
Chamber supports review of city budgeting process
November 25, 2008
Chamber actions help reduce municipal taxes
November 25, 2008
Chamber named as key advisor on Plan It Calgary initiative
October 7, 2008
High Occupancy Vehicle Lanes could help alleviate traffic woes
May 14, 2008
Chamber keeps business taxes competitive
March 11, 2008
Chamber supports small business at City Hall - Argues on behalf of small curbside recyclers
Adam Legge Named New Chamber President
Celebrating new initiatives to improve energy industry competitiveness and reduce interprovincial trade barriers
Competition would strengthen health care delivery
Latest efforts to improve the business environment