The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is pleased to share the appointment of its new board members.
While businesses are optimistic about their future, Calgary businesses continue to face several headwinds according to the Q4 Canadian Survey on Business Conditions. The survey was conducted by Statistics Canada in collaboration with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce calls for measures to address rising costs and labour shortages as the Legislature resumes.
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is disappointed by the municipal government’s deferred decision on property tax distribution.
Our brand must reflect the diversity of our people and industries.
We must invest in our people, culture and our infrastructure to create a Calgary that is a magnet for talent, known for our quality of life, cultural scene, young energy, and vibrancy.
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is optimistic for the business community as the City’s proposed budget reflects a focus on safety, transit, and civic vibrancy throughout the 2023-2026 Service Plans and Budgets. Despite an increase in expenditure, the proposed investments put Calgary on a path of economic stability and resilience.
To attract and retain talent in a competitive labour market, we must demonstrate leadership ininclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility– from childcare to mental health.
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce is encouraged by the federal government’s focus on innovation, sustainable jobs, and competitiveness outlined in the 2022 Fall Economic Statement.