About Us

Strong Businesses. Strong Communities.

100 Years Strong.

From local main streets to global markets, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce is the national voice of business uniting over 400 chambers of commerce and boards of trade that represent more than 200,000 organizations across every region of Canada. 

Our network represents the full spectrum of Canadian businesses that drive the economy, create jobs, and spark innovation. They’re at the core of everything we do. 

Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to drive change, partner broadly and be the undisputed champion and catalyst for the future of business success. Our vision is to build a Canada of thriving business opportunity, a strong economy and a better life for all.

What Drives Us. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. 

Canadian businesses do far more than drive the economy, they create local jobs, strengthen families, spark innovation, and keep communities thriving. They are the beating heart of Canada’s towns and cities and help to shape the future of our country. 

Through advocacy, data-driven research and nationwide networking, we help shape policies and create spaces that empower businesses to grow, hire, invest, and give back to their communities. 

Our work is inspired by Canadian business success and remains central to our purpose. 

Behind Every Policy and Every Business Is a Human Story. 

Have a story to share? 

We want to hear how your business is making a difference. 

Our Locations

Ottawa – Headquarters

1700-275 Slater Street
Ottawa, ON K1P 5H9

613.238.4000

Montreal

1610-999 de Maisonneuve Blvd. West
Montreal, QC H3A 3L4

514.866.4334

Toronto

416.868.6415

FAQ

Common questions you may have about us.

Q Is the Canadian Chamber a government department?

We are a business association that, along with our network of local, regional, provincial and territorial chambers of commerce, communicates the needs of business to government at all levels to influence policies, regulations and decisions that are critical to creating a favourable environment where businesses can succeed and our families, communities and country can flourish

Q Can the Canadian Chamber provide me with tourism information?

Please visit the Government of Canada’s Travel and Tourism website or Destination Canada’s website for more information about travel within Canada. You may also want to reach out to the local chamber of commerce in the area in which you plan to travel for more information about local tourism activities.

Q Do I contact the Canadian Chamber if I want to file a complaint against a business?

Please contact the Better Business Bureau to file a complaint against a business. The BBB handles disputes that relate to marketplace issues experienced with the services or products a business provides.

Q l’m moving to Canada. Can the Canadian Chamber help me find a job?

Please visit the Government of Canada’s Work in Canada website for more information about working in Canada.

Q What is the difference between the Canadian Chamber and ICC Canada?

As Canada’s National Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce, we operate as ICC Canada. As ICC Canada, we provide a platform for Canadian businesses to become involved in the ICC’s policy commissions and the work of its Knowledge Solutions Department, which is responsible for the ICC’s policy and rule-making activities. Learn more about ICC Canada.

We also promote ICC Arbitration and operate the ICC Canada Arbitration Committee. Learn more about our ICC Canada Arbitration Committee.

Join #TeamChamber

If you’re looking for an opportunity to work on the leading edge of Canadian business, helping companies get the full benefit of membership, consider a career at the Canadian Chamber or within the chamber network.