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Tradeshows...
March 2-4, 2018
October 26-28, 2018
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November is Family Violence Prevention Month in Alberta. What started out as a grassroots movement by concerned citizens in the town of Hinton, AB in 1986 inspired the Alberta Legislature to support family violence prevention as an ongoing provincial initiative. Today, hundreds of Alberta communities and thousands of individuals are actively involved in preventing family violence by providing public education and services. Read More
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Each year the Chamber invests time and resources into creating quality trade shows for our community, and we are proud to host not only the longest-running, but the largest home, garden and leisure trade shows in Medicine Hat. With thousands of consumers visiting the shows over the course of three days these trade shows give an incredible opportunity to gain exposure for your business, demonstrate and sell products, and showcase your services. Booth space for the 2018 Sunshine Home & Garden Show
is over 50% sold! Contact us today at (403)527-5214 ext.228 or tradeshows@medicinehatchamber.com to reserve your spot. As an added bonus, Chamber of Commerce and CHBA Medicine Hat members receive 10% off the price of trade show booths!
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This is the first time in more than 20 years that wholesale changes have been made to the Municipal Government Act (MGA), which affects the lives of all Albertans by setting the rules for how local governments function and provide services to citizens. Amendments to the MGA, the rulebook that Alberta's municipalities use to govern and plan, were made through three bills passed by the legislature since 2015.
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Cluster signs are effective in providing this information 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Chamber members receive a significant discount to advertise on these signs located along Highway 1 and Highway 3.
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Sheena's Paper Cuts takes folded books and makes an unique gift for any occasion! Every book will be slightly different then the last, from word, dates & pictures! Books are made to order specifically to what you are looking for.
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Supplementary Assessment and Tax notices began to be mailed out by the City of Medicine Hat and the Roll opened for inspection on this past Friday, October 20, 2017 in the Assessment Department, City Hall, weekdays except public holidays 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. If there are any questions or concerns regarding a supplementary assessment, prior to filing a complaint, please contact the City Assessment Department at 403-529-8114 to speak with an available Assessor, and possibly avoid a formal complaint to the Assessment Review Board. Read More
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The Economic Update revealed on October 24, 2017 revealed that the Canadian economy is performing better than expected, something to be celebrated by the hundreds of thousands of businesses contributing to these latest gains. "Greater economic growth and a lower deficit are good news for all Canadians. It is especially encouraging for the businesses that are carrying our economy forward, often with great risk and little reward," said the Hon. Perrin Beatty, President and CEO of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Business-friendly measures such as improving access to capital and skilled labour, greater regulatory clarity and a more balanced tax rate would further boost Canada's economic well-being. Read More
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October 15-21 was small business week, which provided an opportunity to celebrate the significance of the nearly 1.2 million small businesses across Canada who represent 97% of all business in our country. Small businesses in our country also employ 70% of Canadians in the private sector, with over 1,127,000 individuals employed by small companies in Alberta alone. Within these small businesses, we have 2.7 million Canadians who are self-employed and another 100,000 new small businesses that are being created every year.
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On Jan. 2, 2018, the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) streams and categories will be consolidated under a single stream with one set of standardized eligibility criteria. The changes to AINP are to make the process simpler for applicants, more efficient for government and more responsive to Alberta's emerging labour-market demands.
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