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Edmonton Chamber of Commerce responds to the 2024 Federal Budget
Edmonton Chamber of Commerce responds to the 2024 Federal Budget 16 April 2024 OTTAWA, ON – Today, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, the Hon. Chrystia Freeland, tabled the 2024 Federal Budget in the House of Commons titled Fairness for Every Generation. The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce (ECC), the official voice of the…
Read MoreChambers Plan Ideal for businesses with 1–50 employees, Chambers Plan Benefits are designed to meet your business’s changing needs and budget. That’s why more than 30,000 companies across Canada rely on Chambers Plan for superior employee benefits options every year. Chambers Plan is the simple, stable, smart choice for business; combining accessibility, flexibility, and the stability of…
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Box 45 on T4s – What You Need to Know
Member Submission Box 45 on T4s – What You Need to Know Submitted by KBH – Chartered Professional Accountants March 2, 2024 If you fill out your own T4s, you may notice a new box, box 45. Here’s a brief explainer with everything you need to know so you can fill out your employee’s T4s…
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce (ECC) statement on 2024 Alberta Budget
News, Policy Edmonton Chamber of Commerce (ECC) statement on 2024 Alberta Budget March 1, 2024 February 29, 2023 EDMONTON, AB – Today, the President of the Treasury Board and Minister of Finance, the Honourable Nate Horner tabled the 2024 Alberta provincial budget in the Alberta Legislature titled A Responsible Plan for a Growing Province. The…
Read MoreNews Release: Calgary & Edmonton Chambers ask province to explore pharmacare
The Calgary and Edmonton Chambers of Commerce jointly call on the provincial government to discuss the viability of a federal pharmacare plan in Alberta. With the ongoing labour shortage and need to attract talent, and the cost to employers for providing health-related benefits, along with the financial benefit of pooling resources across provinces, a national pharmacare program, if developed well, could benefit Alberta’s economy.
Read MoreTo those of you who haven’t paid off your CEBA loan, don’t panic! Let’s talk.
The Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) program has ended – but for many business owners the CEBA headaches remain. So, I’d like to take this opportunity to update our members on what’s going on with CEBA.
Read MoreA Proposed Alberta Pension Plan: What would be the impact on the business community
By many measurements, Edmonton is set to have a good year.
Read MoreThe Organic Way to Boost Your Online Presence: A Case Study
Explore the power of organic digital growth through a real-life case study. Discover the benefits, differences from paid traffic, and the journey to online success.
Read MoreHomeless encampments: a call to action for Edmonton’s business community
Let me be clear off the top: in a city as prosperous as Edmonton, in a province as wealthy as Alberta, no one should think it acceptable to have people living in squalid tent encampments.
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