Chamber News
Red Deer District Chamber Urges Public Participation in Electric Utility Governance Public Hearing
Red Deer, AB – [June 9, 2025] – The Red Deer District Chamber is calling on citizens to participate in the upcoming June 23 Public Hearing regarding the City’s electric utility governance and urges City Council to thoroughly explore all governance options for the City's electric utility, including full divestiture, prior to proceeding with the proposed Municipally Controlled Corporation (MCC) model. As municipalities are entrusted with delivering core services such as roads, water, and emergency services
Alberta Chambers AGM Policy Update
At the Red Deer District Chamber, policy and advocacy are central to how we support our members. Every day, decisions made by governments impact your ability to operate, grow, and compete. That’s why we’re committed to being a strong voice for business by advocating for policies that reduce barriers, enhance competitiveness, and create a climate where enterprise can thrive. Whether it's pushing for regulatory reform, improved infrastructure, or fair taxation, we are here to represent your interests and
Message from the CEO: Investing in Red Deer’s Digital Future
Dear Members, Earlier this week, we had the pleasure of attending a major announcement that will have lasting impact on Red Deer’s business community. TELUS, in partnership with F3 Networks and the City of Red Deer, unveiled a $168 million investment that will bring TELUS PureFibre services to 90% of homes and businesses in our city. This is a significant milestone for Red Deer and a clear signal of confidence in our region’s future. At the Red Deer District Chamber, we strongly support investments that
Red Deer District Chamber Response to City of Red Deer’s 2026 Budget Strategy Update
The Red Deer District Chamber acknowledges The City of Red Deer’s efforts to stabilize its financial position and appreciates the transparent communication surrounding the 2026 budget strategy. We are encouraged by the City's stated intention to minimize tax increases, safeguard reserves, and maintain essential services while pursuing long-term financial health through its Financial Roadmap initiative. As the voice of Red Deer’s business community for over 130 years, the Chamber remains deeply concerned
Public Statement from the CEO of the Red Deer District Chamber on the 2025 Federal Election Results
As we reflect on the results of the yesterday’s election, the Red Deer District Chamber extends its heartfelt congratulations to Mark Carney on his election as Canada’s Prime Minister, as well as our newly elected Member of Parliament, Mr. Burton Bailey. We recognize the hard work and dedication of all candidates, and we are grateful for their commitment to our community. The Red Deer District Chamber remains a non-partisan organization whose primary focus is on the economic vitality of Red Deer and
