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Vote Prosperity: Municipal Election Business Priorities
In the lead-up to the upcoming municipal election, the Alberta Chambers of Commerce have united around shared business priorities. These priorities reflect the most pressing concerns identified by local chambers and their members:
- Strengthening Business Competitiveness
- Growing Business Partnerships
- Building Healthy Communities
- Improving Government Accountability
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Replay available: Reconciliation Through Employment
Catch the replay of our September 30 webinar featuring Patrick Dinsdale, Chair of the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce of Saskatchewan. Learn actionable strategies to help businesses and communities build self-reliance and advance reconciliation through employment and entrepreneurship.
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Alberta leads as proponent for West Coast pipeline
Alberta with support of major pipeline companies, is advancing plans for a new oil pipeline to B.C.’s northwest coast, to expand access to global markets and strengthen Canada’s energy competitiveness. The province has committed $14M for early planning and is partnering with Indigenous communities. A formal project application is expected in spring 2026.
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Alberta’s trade-friendly stance reinforced in U.S. relations
On The Hub’s Alberta Edge Podcast, Premier Danielle Smith and U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra highlighted Alberta’s business-first approach to U.S. relations and trade. With CUSMA renegotiations potentially extending into 2027, Alberta’s proactive efforts aim to secure long-term access to markets and drive collaboration in energy and high-tech sectors.
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Adventure Awaits: ACC Members Save $100 with Collette
ACC members enjoy $100 in savings on unforgettable Collette travel experiences. Explore over 160 guided tours worldwide and make your next adventure one to remember!
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| | Alberta Business Awards of Distinction | | |
Global Growth Award of Distinction:
QinetiQ Systems Canada (Medicine Hat)
“We are a global leader in the innovation, development, and delivery of advanced uncrewed vehicle systems, proudly supporting Canada’s national security and allied defence operations worldwide. With a focus on mission-led innovation, we deliver high-performance solutions that strengthen operational readiness while fostering local, provincial and federal economic growth through a robust Canadian supply chain, advanced research and development, and skilled employment opportunities.” - QinetiQ Systems Canada
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Indigenous Business Award of Distinction:
Jack59 (Edmonton)
Jack59 is a globally-minded, purpose-led enterprise. As an Indigenous-owned, women-led B Corp, Jack59 fuses cultural integrity with clean beauty, partnering with Indigenous suppliers and operating a zero-plastic production facility. Through premium formulations and sustainable packaging, it has diverted over 1 million plastic bottles, built ethical employment in Edmonton, and scaled into 275+ retailers across North America while expanding into the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
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Trevor Tombe: The budget warning that Canada cannot ignore
In his recent commentary, Dr. Trevor Tombe, Professor of Economics at the University of Calgary, noted that Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer called federal finances "unsustainable", with projected deficits for 2025–2028 nearly doubling earlier estimates and debt expected to outpace economic growth. Rising interest costs and expanded program spending underscore the need for a clear, long-term fiscal framework to maintain stability and prepare for future economic challenges.
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Alberta grants and funding programs
Explore available grants and funding opportunities in Alberta. Please note that some programs may have specific application windows.
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Alberta Community Partnership
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AEG Energy Roundtable Luncheon: October 30, 2025
Join AEG’s Energy Roundtable with ADMs & EDs from Alberta’s Ministry of Energy and Minerals for insight and high-level networking. ACC members receive an exclusive 20% discount off the non-member ticket price for the event using the code ACCMEMBER.
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The Alberta Chambers of Commerce is a federation of 106 community-based Chambers of commerce representing nearly 22,000 job creators.
For more information, please contact:
Alberta Chambers of Commerce
#714 Ledgeview, 9707 110 St NW
Edmonton, AB T5K 2L9
Phone: 780-425-4180
Toll Free: 1-800-272-8854
office@abchamber.ca
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