Policy
Key Takeaways: Powering Alberta’s Future: A Conversation with Energy Minister Brian Jean
Events, Policy, Provincial April 27, 2026 Key Takeaways: Powering Alberta’s Future: A Conversation with Energy Minister Brian Jean The Edmonton Chamber hosted Alberta’s Minister of Energy and Minerals, the Honourable Brian Jean, for a fireside chat with President and CEO Doug Griffiths. A packed room of Edmonton business leaders came to hear what’s next for Alberta’s energy sector, and what…
Read MoreLetter From the CEO – Jasper Avenue Construction Impacts (117 Street to 121 Street)
On behalf of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, I am pleased to extend our full support for
your call to action regarding economic corridors and trade-enabling infrastructure in Canada.
The Edmonton Chamber applauds your leadership in advocating for strategic investment in
interprovincial mega-infrastructure projects that will enhance our nation’s competitiveness and
economic prosperity.
Key Takeaways: 2026 Provincial Budget Luncheon Presented by CPA Alberta
Business, Events, Policy, Provincial March 13, 2026 Key Takeaways: 2026 Provincial Budget Luncheon Presented by CPA Alberta The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce hosted Alberta’s Minister of Finance and President of Treasury Board, the Honourable Nate Horner, at a sold‑out Provincial Budget Luncheon on what Budget 2026 means for Edmonton’s business community and the province’s outlook. Chamber Vice President…
Read MoreBudget in a Blink: Your 5-Minute Breakdown of the 2026 Alberta Provincial Budget
Policy, Provincial February 27, 2026 Budget in a Blink: Your 5-Minute Breakdown of the 2026 Alberta Provincial Budget The Edmonton Chamber attended Alberta’s Provincial Budget announcement on Thursday, February 26th, and we’re breaking down what it means for Edmonton’s business community. Yesterday, the Government of Alberta released Budget 2026, sending a clear signal: Alberta is investing…
Read MoreSupport for the Downtown Attainable Housing Incentive Program
Business, City of Edmonton, Municipal, Policy February 26, 2026 Support for the Downtown Attainable Housing Incentive Program February 26, 2026 Dear Members of Executive Committee, On behalf of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, I am writing to express our strong support for the Downtown Attainable Housing Incentive Program, one of the first catalyst projects under…
Read MoreTransforming Alberta’s Healthcare System: Key Takeaways from the Chamber Conversation with Alberta’s Health Ministers, presented by Alberta Blue Cross
Business, Events, Policy, Provincial February 26, 2026 Transforming Alberta’s Healthcare System: Key Takeaways from the Chamber Conversation with Alberta’s Health Ministers, presented by Alberta Blue Cross For the first time, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce hosted all four Alberta health ministers for a single discussion of the future of healthcare in the province. The discussion featured Minister LaGrange (Primary and Preventive Care), Minister…
Read MoreEdmonton’s Future: Key Takeaways from the Chamber’s Inaugural Leader’s Dinner
Business, City of Edmonton, Events, Municipal, Policy February 19, 2026 Edmonton’s Future: Key Takeaways from the Chamber’s Inaugural Leader’s Dinner At the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural Leaders Dinner on February 12, 2026, Chamber CEO Doug Griffiths hosted Mayor Andrew Knack for a candid Q&A, joined by Edmonton City councillors, City Manager Eddie Robar, and senior executives within City Administration This…
Read MoreAlberta Provincial Budget 2026: What Edmonton Needs to Compete and Grow
Policy, Provincial December 2, 2025 Edmonton’s economy is growing, but growth alone does not guarantee long‑term success. What matters to businesses is whether the city remains a good place to invest, hire, and expand. The Edmonton region supports about 740,000 jobs and exports more than $115 billion every year. It is one of the most diverse economies in the country…
Read MoreBudget 2025 Letter to the Mayor
Business, City of Edmonton, Municipal, Policy November 28, 2025 Budget 2025 Letter to the Mayor November 28, 2025 Dear Mayor Knack: Edmonton’s business community remains concerned about the City’s financial trajectory and the impacts of rising municipal costs on businesses, workers, and residents. As Council prepares for the 2025 Fall Budget Adjustment and the final Spring…
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Historic Agreement as a Major Win for Alberta’s Competitive Advantage
Chamber Statement, Federal, Policy November 27, 2025 Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Historic Agreement as a Major Win for Alberta’s Competitive Advantage November 27, 2025 EDMONTON, AB – The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce welcomes today’s historic agreement between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith. This level of cooperation is a powerful signal for Alberta’s business…
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