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The Regina Chamber has been the voice of business at every level of government since 1886. We bring evidence, consistency, and conviction to the issues that shape Regina’s operating environment — and we stay at the table until the work gets done.
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The Regina Chamber takes on complex municipal, provincial and federal issues that impact the business community.
Rising costs, property taxes, and development charges are creating real pressure for Regina businesses. We engage directly with City Council and administration to advocate for fiscal responsibility and a business-ready regulatory environment.
A thriving Regina depends on investment, development, and a city that’s easy to do business in. We work with government and community partners to advance policies that attract investment and remove barriers to growth.
The decisions made about Regina’s streets, transit, and public spaces directly affect how businesses operate and how people experience our city. We advocate for infrastructure investment that supports a competitive, connected Regina.
Saskatchewan’s economic direction shapes the conditions for Regina businesses. We engage provincially on budget priorities, investment incentives, and competitiveness to ensure our region stays ahead.
Access to talent is one of the most pressing challenges facing employers. We raise workforce, skills, and immigration priorities with provincial and federal decision-makers — ensuring Regina’s labour market needs are heard.
We are your champion at the table with government — let us know what’s impacting you and your business.
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We are your champion at the table with government — let us know what’s impacting you and your business.
Our advocacy work is on behalf of the whole Regina business community. But your membership lets us hear your voice more clearly and add weight to our positions. Together, we can create a thriving business environment that benefits all.
Statement: City of Regina 2026–27 Budget Deliberations
To support affordability and long-term fiscal stability, the Regina Chamber recommends a series of actions to grow the tax base and strengthen Regina’s competitiveness.
Now Accepting Expressions of Interest: RDCC Board of Directors (2026 Term)
The closing date for receipt of EOIs is: 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, September 30, 2025.
The Regina Chamber’s Bold New Strategic Direction
We are pleased to share the Regina & District Chamber of Commerce’s 2025–2028 Strategic Plan – a path forward shaped by the voices of our members and the evolving needs of our business community.
CHAMBER OPENS REOI PROCESS FOR NEW MEMBER SPOTLIGHT PILOT PROJECT
The Regina & District Chamber of Commerce is inviting submissions for participation in a New Member Spotlight Pilot Project. The project will showcase two to three new Chamber members through digital and social media channels.
GET MIKE’D UP ON MAY 29
Join us on Thursday, May 29 for Mike’d Up, a casual and engaging event where you’ll have the opportunity to meet Mike Tate, the new CEO of the Regina & District Chamber of Commerce.
CELEBRATING THE 2025 PARAGON AWARDS
The Regina & District Chamber of Commerce gathered tonight for the 26th Annual Paragon Awards, an event that honours Regina’s most outstanding businesses.
RDCC JOINING TRADE MISSION TO ADVOCATE ON TARIFF ISSUES
The Regina & District Chamber of Commerce (RDCC) is joining a group of local organizations to help protect Regina-area residents and businesses from the forces of tariffs from the United States and China.
FINALISTS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 26TH ANNUAL PARAGON AWARDS
Finalists have been announced for the Regina & District Chamber of Commerce’s 26th Annual Paragon Awards which celebrates business excellence.
CHAMBER ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 26
Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting for the Regina & District Chamber of Commerce will be held on Wednesday, March 26 at 12 noon.
IT’S CRITICAL FOR BUSINESSES TO PARTICIPATE IN FEDERAL PRE-BUDGET CONSULTATIONS
The Liberal government is currently preparing for the next federal budget and is offering Canadians the chance to participate in pre-budget consultations. This is an opportunity for businesses in Regina to express their concerns and priorities regarding the Canadian economy. By participating in this platform, local businesses can take part in shaping the economic landscape and ensuring that local interests are considered in national economic planning.