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JANUARY 2026 ISSUE NO.35 GRANDEPRAIRECHAMBER.COM
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Ribbon Cutting - Rotary Club of Grande Prairie We’re honored to mark a major milestone the 75th anniversary of the Rotary Club of Grande Prairie with a commemorative ribbon‑cutting event! Join fellow Chamber members, community leaders, long‑time supporters, and friends of Rotary to celebrate this remarkable legacy. It’s an opportunity to reflect on decades of service, reconnect with longtime members, meet new faces, and honour the commitment the Club has had to our community’s growth and well‑being.
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Chambers of Commerce Group Insurance CHAMBER MEMBERS HAVE ACCESS TO CANADA'S LARGEST EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PLAN TARGETED TO SMALL-TO-MEDIUM SIZED BUSINESS. Operating since the early 1970s, Chambers Plan now provides coverage to over 30,000 firms like yours. Regardless of the size of your organization Chambers Plan can be customized to meet your needs, request a free quote today and let us show you how we can customize a plan for you. Established Your firm's rates will remain stable regardless of claims history. Additionally, Chambers Plan Group Health Insurance is noncancelable due to any claims experienced by your firm. Your company will never be singled out for a rate increase, ever. Local Your business is unique, so your business needs unique coverage. That is why a local Chambers Plan advisor administers your employee health benefits plan. A Chambers Plan advisor is a member of your community. Whether you want to add dental coverage, change or update, or simply ask a question, your advisor is there for you. Customizable Coverage can be tailored to suit your needs. Customize your plan selecting from a wide range of coverage – life, health, dental, disability, critical illness and much more! As well, Chambers Plan members have access to my-benefits® an online management tool. This tool allows you to administer your plan anywhere, anytime.
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Upcoming webinar: Canada Alberta Productivity Grant Upcoming webinar on January 21: Canada Alberta Productivity Grant Please join the Workforce Consultant team with the Government of Alberta as we host a FREE 1.5-hour webinar on the Canada Alberta Productivity Grant (CAPG). Expert speakers will guide you through the program, including who is eligible, how to apply, as well as answer questions.
Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation RJ Sigurdson issued the following statement about proposed amendments to the federal livestock traceability regulations: “We are aware of producer concerns about proposed amendments to the federal livestock traceability regulations and are asking the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) to take the necessary time to ensure the proposed changes are understood and allow concerns to be heard. “We want to ensure this is done right, with the ultimate focus on protecting the livestock industry as a whole. Read Full Article
The CAPG program is Alberta’s new program which helps employers invest in productivity training initiatives. This session is perfect for anyone interested in learning how CAPG can support employers investing in skill development for both current and future employees. Date: January 21, 2026 Time: 1:30 – 3:00pm To register, click HERE.
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Spend Smarter on Paid Ads in Alberta Not sure where your advertising dollars should go—or how to know if they’re working? This practical guide breaks down how Alberta businesses can build a strong ad foundation, choose the right channels, and use a simple budget framework to get better returns from paid advertising. Read Now
Fraud Prevention 101 for Entrepreneurs Scammers target small businesses with fake invoices, phishing, payroll and vendor payment redirects, and AIpowered impersonation. In this webinar, you’ll see how modern scams actually run using real case patterns, the red flags you can spot fast, and a practical checklist to harden email, payments, and staff habits before money leaves your account, without buying a pile of new tools. Register Today
Solve the Right Problem: How Customers Decide to Hire You Customers don’t buy products — they “hire” solutions. A car fixed, a new toy, a great meal, a dog walked, a problem solved. Understanding why customers choose you is far more important than most founders realize. In this practical webinar, you’ll learn how to define the real reason customers “hire” your business and how to clearly position your offer, so it stands out in a crowded market. Register Today
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Chamber Member Shout-out Month: January Our New Members! IBG Academy Heal Wellness IdeasforRent
Filipino Association of Grande Prairie and Area
Our Milestone Members! 65 YEARS Royal Bank Financial Group
55 YEARS Weyerhaeuser Rentco’s Tool Shed Rentco Equipment Ltd International Paper
50 YEARS Towne Centre Mall
45 YEARS Big Country 93.1 XX FM Prairie Transmissions Westburne Electric LSM Service Division Ltd ATCO Gas Canadian Tire
40 YEARS Terel Electric Ltd
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West Fraser BearCom Canada Corp Costco Wholesale Canada Fountain Tire Morris Financial Group
25 YEARS J. Davis Engineering Ltd
20 YEARS Wapiti Road Shell Hartman Electric
15 YEARS Valerio and Associates Town of Wembley
10 YEARS Millennium EMS Solutions Ltd Northwest Wellness Centre Ultimate Productions
Rapid Refrigeration Paramount Psychology and Counselling M3M Marketing GP Smokin Pellets & Rub
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“Behind every strong community is a network of resilient, passionate local businesses..” Positive Accounting Solutions Joined: December 12, 2025 We’re excited to welcome Amanda Roessler and Positive Accounting Solutions to our Chamber network! We look forward to seeing this trusted local business continue to grow and support our business community.
Red Deer Ironworks Inc Joined: December 05, 2025 We’re excited to welcome Cody Strickland and Red Deer Ironworks Inc. to our Chamber network! We look forward to seeing this skilled industry business continue to grow and contribute to our regional business community.
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The Job Board Looking for a trusted local business to get a job done? Whether you need professional services, skilled trades, marketing help, or business support, our Chamber Member Classifieds help connect you with the right providers from our network!
» Distribution and Collection Operations Manager
» Membership Services Manager (full-time)
Aquatera is hiring a Distribution and Collection Operations Manager to lead our water distribution and wastewater collection systems, ensuring safe, efficient service delivery, regulatory compliance, and a strong safety culture while guiding and supporting our operations team.
Services Manager is responsible for Membership Sales, Member Retention, Advertising Sales, Event Sponsorship and Digital Sign Sales for the Grande Prairie & District Chamber of Commerce.
Learn more and apply at aquatera.ca/careers.
» Project Manager Aquatera is hiring a Project Manager – Capital Projects to oversee the delivery of key municipal infrastructure projects while ensuring safety, quality, and collaboration every step of the way. Learn more and apply at aquatera.ca/careers.
» Operations Supervisor Aquatera is hiring an Operations Manager responsible to supervise all aspects of the operations and maintenance of the water distribution and wastewater collection systems and infrastructure within Aquatera service areas, and ensure the safe delivery of high-quality water and wastewater services. Learn more and apply at aquatera.ca/careers.
» Statistics Canada is hiring We are looking for local people to help us collect accurate data in your community. These data are vital for planning and evaluating programs and services such as education, health care, child care, housing, emergency services, roads, public transportation and job training.. Learn more and apply at census.gc.ca/jobs.
The successful candidate will have excellent customer service skills, be comfortable with technology (to ensure capable use of Microsoft Office, our web-based membership management software will be taught), have confidence to make cold calls, and the ability to work independently as well as part of a team. For more information: https://ca.indeed.com/viewjob? jk=c4127f7c833a3b81&from=shareddesktop_copy
» Workforce Development & Attraction – Work NW Alberta Location
The Work NW Alberta Partnership is a collaborative regional workforce development initiative led by the City of Grande Prairie, County of Grande Prairie No. 1, and Municipal District of Greenview No. 16, in partnership with the Grande Prairie & District Chamber of Commerce and Northwestern Polytechnic. The Project Manager will be instrumental in advancing the Partnership’s multi-year strategy, providing coordination across partners, overseeing deliverables and budgets, and tracking performance outcomes to ensure project success. For more information: https://ca.indeed.com/viewjob? jk=10ef439fe825a5b9&from=shareddesktop_copy
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Rotary Club of Grande Prairie 75 Years of Service Above Self In January 2026, the Rotary Club of Grande Prairie will celebrate 75 years of service, marking an extraordinary legacy of leadership, volunteerism, and community impact. Chartered on January 22, 1951 by the Rotary Club of Edmonton, the club was founded by just nine members and has grown to more than 55 Rotarians today. As one of the earliest Rotary clubs in northern Alberta, Rotary Grande Prairie has played a foundational role in shaping service and leadership across the region.
A Legacy of Leadership Over the decades, the Rotary Club of Grande Prairie has helped strengthen the Rotary network by chartering and sponsoring: Grande Prairie Sunrise Rotary Club Swan City Rotary Club (Grande Prairie) Grande Cache Rotary Club As a founding club, Rotary Grande Prairie continues to support leadership development and collaboration, reinforcing Rotary’s belief that the greatest impact comes through partnership.
Community Impact at a Glance Since its founding, the Rotary Club of Grande Prairie has contributed more than $12 million back into the community. These investments have supported a wide range of initiatives, including:
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Health care and hospital foundations Housing and homelessness programs Youth leadership and development Food security and emergency relief Arts, culture, recreation, and community infrastructure Through both financial support and hands-on volunteerism, Rotary members have helped create lasting, meaningful change throughout the region.
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Addressing Hunger and Housing Food security has been a long-standing focus of Rotary’s work. Through Rise Against Hunger, Rotary members and volunteers have helped package over 282,000 meals for families in need, while continuing to support local food banks and emergency food programs. Rotary has also played a significant role in local housing initiatives through its partnership with Habitat for Humanity, helping build four duplexes (eight homes) in the Northridge neighborhood, followed by sponsorship of an additional home. Rotary’s support included funding, volunteer involvement, and community leadership.
Environmental Stewardship and Youth Development Environmental leadership has been part of Rotary Grande Prairie’s story since the early 1970s. The original Clean-a-Thon, launched in 1973, removed more than 236,000 pounds of garbage in a single community-wide effort. This initiative later evolved into the Green-a-Thon, engaging youth and promoting safer, organized cleanups until around 2018.
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Youth development remains a cornerstone of Rotary’s mission. The club has supported the 577 Air Cadets continuously since 1953, one of Rotary’s longest-running youth partnerships. Rotary Grande Prairie has also supported the Rotary Youth Exchange program since the mid1970s, helping local students study abroad and welcoming international students to the region.
A Community Legacy: The Rotary Campground Since 1973, the Rotary Club of Grande Prairie has operated the Rotary Campground, welcoming thousands of visitors each season. All net proceeds from the campground are reinvested directly into community initiatives, creating a sustainable model of service that continues to benefit the region year after year.
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Chamber Connection ACC encourages swift action on U.S. trade concern ahead of CUSMA review The Alberta Chambers of Commerce is encouraging the Government of Alberta to quickly and decisively resolve a U.S.-raised trade concern affecting crossborder electricity trade with Montana ahead of the upcoming CUSMA joint review. Ambassador Jamieson Greer has advised the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees that resolving outstanding issues—including this Alberta-specific concern—will influence the review’s outcome and recommendations. Read the full letter
Alberta Business Awards of Distinction | June 18, 2026 Save the date! Get ready to celebrate the remarkable achievements of Alberta’s business community at the prestigious Alberta Business Awards of Distinction. Nominations and submission open on January 26th! Learn more
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Northwest coast oil pipeline central hub Alberta’s government launched a webpage dedicated to a proposed pipeline to the northwest coast. The new website includes information for Canadians on the economic benefits of a pipeline, the engagement underway with Indigenous communities, and the expedited process that is underway to seek approval from the federal Major Projects Office. Learn more
Alberta Next Panel recommendations The Alberta Next panel, led by Premier Danielle Smith, has released its final report after broad public engagement, including 10 in person town halls and online consultations. The seven recommendations focus on increasing Alberta’s autonomy on pensions, taxes, policing, immigration, and constitutional protections. The government will review the report in the coming months. Learn more Alberta Next Panel
For businesses seeking more insights and tools: EMC workforce programs for manufacturers: EMC’s Learning Centre offers fully funded or subsidized upskilling and hiring supports. Buy Local Alberta Toolkit - download the free made-in Alberta toolkit Canada-U.S. Trade Tracker – Track trade trends and disruptions. EMC Trade Relations Tracker – Collaborate on trade solutions for manufacturers. Understanding CUSMA compliance - New resources from Trade Commissioner Service (TCS)
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Inflation Holds Steady, but Food Prices Continue to Rise November CPI came in at 2.2%, matching October, with rising grocery prices pushing up costs even as shelter, travel, and gasoline helped keep overall inflation in check. Encouragingly, core inflation eased meaningfully, a welcome sign that broader price pressures are easing. For the Bank of Canada, this reinforces a wait-and-see approach, while keeping a close eye on food inflation and the breadth of price pressures as the economy gradually improves. Read the Commentary
Alberta and Manitoba Chambers Advancing Interprovincial Trade Opportunities The Alberta Chambers of Commerce (ACC) is facilitating business opportunities by leading an interprovincial trade mission of Alberta delegates to Winnipeg. Hosted by the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce (MCC), the Alberta delegation will tour advanced manufacturing and logistics facilities and meet with federal ministers to highlight opportunities for trade, investment, and made-in-Canada procurement. The delegation includes senior representatives from Alberta tariff-impacted businesses, municipalities, and regional economic development organizations. Read Full Release
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ACC has launched a Leadership Webinar Series with their partners Future Focus and Unstoppable Conversations. A reminder as a member of OUR Chamber you are also a member of the Alberta Chambers of Commerce. Our collective goal is to bring added value to your chamber members in practical, meaningful ways. One such piece is Webinar Wednesdays (12:00– 1:00 pm). These free lunch-and-learn webinars are designed to educate, inspire, and provide practical takeaways in the following areas: Leadership & People Development Workforce Skills, Training & Education Inclusive Hiring, Talent Pipelines & Workplace Equity Organizational Growth, Performance & Wellness As part of this initiative, the ACC has launched a Leadership Webinar Series with their partners Future Focus and Unstoppable Conversations. This includes 24- monthly sessions offering free, one-hour lunch-and-learns. These sessions provide strong leadership insights. The next session in the series is TODAY at 12:00 noon: Understanding Your Communication Style. This session focuses on self-awareness—helping you understand how your communication style influences others and how to leverage your strengths while addressing areas for growth. To register, click here https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/57db6bda-92c1-41c3-b13c-6ec3868764cf@6102aaef-1edf-4b81856b-27ec395ff8e6
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Celebrating a Business Milestone? YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS DESERVE THE SPOTLIGHT, AND WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU CELEBRATE! SEND YOUR UPDATES TO MAX@GPCHAMBER.COM AND GET FEATURED IN AN UPCOMING EDITION OF THE CHAMBER CONNECTION!
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Grande Prairie introduces microgrant to support youth The City of Grande Prairie is launching a new Youth Economic Empowerment Microgrant to help youth and young adults access opportunities that support their employment or skill development goals. The Microgrant provides meaningful support to residents aged 15 to 30 who are taking steps toward their future. It offers up to $750 per individual to help cover costs such as safety training, professional certification courses, workwear and the tools or equipment needed for employment. Many young people face financial hurdles that can slow their progress, and this support helps make essential training and equipment more accessible. The online application is available at cityofgp.com/YouthEconomicEmpowerment Read Full Announcement
Residents invited to help shape local programs and services The City of Grande Prairie is inviting residents to help shape the future of local programs and services that support families, seniors, youth and overall community wellbeing by taking part in a new round of engagement sessions this January. Last year, residents shared their experiences, ideas and concerns about the social issues and resources that shape their daily lives through the Community Supports and Services Survey. The insight offered a meaningful look at what strengthens wellbeing in Grande Prairie and where added support could make a difference. Read Full Article
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Person Centered Approaches If people who use services are to have positive control over their lives, if they are to have self-directed lives within their own communities, then those who are around the person, especially those who do the day-to-day work, need to have value-based person-centered thinking skills. We all require some support in our life, this workshop applies to all populations and any life situation which requires external supports: Developmental Disabilities Homeless Dementia Acquired Brain Injuries Mental health issues Short or long term health issues
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What will people be able to do as a result of attending this course? The course covers a number of different Person-Centered Thinking approaches with opportunities to practice them and think how to apply them in your work.
When&where is this course? January27and 28,2026 9am –4pmboth days Location:The Community Village, Building A 10113103avenue, Grande Prairie Registrationdeadline : January 16, 2026 How much? $285/person:includes resource package/course workbook (GSTincluded) Paymentbycheque or e-transfer Certificate of completion given To Register: Contact Tammy Ouellette at touellette@mycenterpoint.ca or 780-296-0223 Cancellation policy: No refunds willbe issued. Alternates welcome. A minimum number of registrationsneeded for workshop to go ahead
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