Chamber News
Chamber Encourages Focus on Fiscal Discipline as City Weighs Tax Increases
The Red Deer District Chamber is issuing a strong call for The City of Red Deer to prioritize aggressive cost-containment measures in the proposed 2026 budget. While the Chamber commends the City’s commitment to financial reform, the prospect of yet another significant property tax increase is unsustainable and jeopardizes Red Deer’s competitive standing and business viability.The Chamber remains deeply concerned that the proposed property-tax increase presents a continued heavy burden on businesses, coming
From the Desk of Amber Mack, COO
I’m pleased to share that Brett Dermott has joined the Red Deer District Chamber as our new Membership Manager! Brett brings a strong background in relationship-building, community engagement, and member-focused service - qualities that align closely with the direction we’re taking as a Chamber. His energy, genuine passion for connecting people, and commitment to strengthening our business community make him a fantastic addition to our team. As we continue to refine our value proposition and ensure member
Red Deer District Chamber Announces Winners of the 2025 Business of the Year Awards – Presented by Servus Credit Union
The Red Deer District Chamber announced the recipients of the 2025 Business of the Year Awards presented by Servus Credit Union at the organization’s 42nd annual awards ceremony held Wednesday evening at the Red Deer Polytechnic Arts Centre. An independent adjudication committee comprised of local business leaders selected 21 finalists from more than 120 nominees in this annual celebration of business excellence and community leadership. The 2025 Business of the Year Award winners are: · Servus Credit
From the President's Desk: Move Like You Mean It
Move Like You Mean ItMomentum doesn’t come from intention. It comes from action. The organizations that make the biggest impact are the ones that experiment, learn, adjust, and move with confidence when the timing is right.You don’t need to move fast just for the sake of it. But in today’s landscape, it’s not enough to have good ideas or strong values. Execution matters. Operational clarity matters. And so does the ability to say yes to the right opportunities without being slowed down by internal
