TRADE WINDSThe Voice of the Camrose & District Chamber of Commerce

“The Camrose Chamber of Commerce is a strong collective voice committed to fostering a prosperous, vibrant and dynamic business community.”

ISSUE 10Camrose December Events

1- Churchmice Players - A Christmas Carol at the Bailey Theatre

2 - Twas the Night Before Christmas at the Performing Arts Centre PAC)

3- Ca$h Mob

5 - Chamber General Meeting & Networking Luncheon at CRC

6 - OLMP - Treasure Island at PAC

6 - Unicorn Painting at the Chuck McLean Arts Centre

6 - Advanced Municipal Leadership: Change Management at Augustana Campus

7 - Amero Little Christmas at PAC

8 - About Time Production Christmas Recital “Snow White” at PAC

9 - Annual Lessons & Carols at Camrose United Church

9 - Camrose Elks & the Royal Purple Breakfast at the Elks Hall

9 - Arrival’s Tribute to ABBA at CRC

12 - Camrose & District Fish & Game Assoc. General Meeting at Superstore

14 - Shumka’s Nutcracker at PAC

15 - Chamber of Commerce Corporate Christmas Party at CRE

15 - Christmas Spirits at the Bailey

16 - Royal Order of the Moose Breakfast at the Moose Hall

23 - Knights of Columbus Breakfast

December 2018

Chamber General Meeting & Networking LuncheonWhen: Wednesday, December 5, 2018Location: Hotel Camrose Resort & CasinoTime: 11:30am - 1:00pm

Presentations: Local Not-for-Profit OrganizationsWe are giving 10 not-for-profit organizations the opportunity to tell us about their organizations and the

benefits of their fundraising efforts in 3-minute mini-presentations.

Tickets: $18/person in advance $20/person at the door

www.camrosechamber.ca/calendarofeventsWe would be happy to list your event.

Please submit one month prior.

RSVP by November 26, 2018 P: 780-672-4217 E: info@camrosechamber.ca

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Chamber of Commerce 5402-48 Avenue, Camrose, Alberta T4V 0J7P: 780-672-4217 F: 780-672-0159 E: info@camrosechamber.ca

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website for Members or Community!Log into www.camrosechamber.ca

Call us for information on Membership and Business Networking today!

Julie Girard, President

Books Under the Tree CampaignOur GOAL is to collect one new storybook for every child whose family is

receiving a Christmas hamper.

A monetary donation will help make this happen!

Donate Today! Call: 780-672-8754 or Email: famlit@camroselearning.com

Help us make this program possible!

Welcome to our newest Members! We’re so glad you’ve joined us.

Are you interested in growing your business and expanding your network?Call us for information on Membership and Business Networking today!

Alberta Motor AssociationIrvings Farm Fresh Ltd

Kinette Club of Camrose

Did you know…

The Camrose Visitor Centre features made in Alberta & Canada products?We have locally made Coal Lake Honey, pure organic New Brunswick Maple Syrup, Artwork from Blackfoot Artist, Ryan Jason Allen Willert, beautiful Hillburn Pottery, soy tea lights, unique “RockStuff” T-lights holders, coasters and trivots as well as books by local authors and Camrose souvenir items.Come and find the perfect toque and mitten combo for that special someone’s stocking!

PERFECT GIFT IDEAS

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from your Chamber family.

On November 29th, Sharon and I attended Alberta Chambers of Commerce Fall Conference & Deputy Ministers Dinner in Edmonton.We had an Alberta Labour Law Update from a business point of view, and a presentation from Laura Kilcrease, CEO of Alberta Innovates, regarding all the opportunities which are available for entrepreneurs and agriculture value-add endeavors.The noon hour media panel with Graham Thompson, Ryan Jespersen, Emma Graney and Tom Vernon was very candid and lively. They each shared their views on the current state of parliament, the upcoming election, trade, carbon tax, and of course the pipeline issue. The Q & A period following the Deputy Minister’s Dinner didn’t offer any solutions or answers to the questions asked by attendees, but there were some constructive take-aways for both Politicians and guests.The most important conversation revolved around the Alberta Chambers of Commerce (ACC) Vote Prosperity, a platform and campaign outlining the Alberta business community’s priorities for the upcoming 2019 provincial election. Vote Prosperity provides a series of proactive recommendations that all of Alberta’s political parties should adopt to ensure growth for the

Contact: Dennis Chamney 1-888-333-3650 http://chambers.ca/info/

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The Chamber offers a comprehensive employee benefits program that is

affordable for both individually run businesses and large companies.

Cover up to 50 employees with dental, drug, and vision benefits.