Join Prince Edward Island Chambers for Small Business Week, a nationwide celebration of entrepreneurship and the small businesses that drive our economy!  The Chambers have a lineup of events designed for learning, networking, and honouring the amazing individuals behind our Island’s growth. Don’t miss your chance to get involved. Attend one or more events and let’s celebrate together!

Visit our Small Business Week landing page for the full list of events!

Canada-U.S. Trade

The Greater Charlottetown Chamber of Commerce continues to advocate for stable, fair trade conditions that protect local jobs and businesses. Our position is aligned with our national and regional network, the Canadian and Atlantic Chambers of Commerce, as we all navigate a fast-changing trade relationship with the United States together.

Trade disruptions cut both ways. Businesses that sell into the U.S. and those that rely on U.S. suppliers and inputs are both feeling the effects. With Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods taking effect September 8, we expect that impact to be felt even more directly here at home. We support efforts to strengthen local and domestic supply chains where possible, while also pressing provincial and federal governments to reduce barriers to trade within Canada and invest in the competitiveness our businesses need to weather this uncertainty.

We’re closely monitoring how the situation is evolving and sending regular updates to our membership through our “From Bianca’s Desk” emails, sent to all member primary emails on file. If you’re a member with a registered email that isn’t your business’s primary contact and you’d like to be added to this list, please reach out to Madeleine Valois at mvalois@charlottetownchamber.com.

To make sure our advocacy efforts reflect what Island businesses are actually facing, we need your input. Take our short quiz so we can better understand the types and levels of support needed to help our members weather this latest trade shock.

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Our diverse network of businesses represents almost every industry sector and business profession. With more than 1,000 business members employing more than 20,000+ islanders, our united voice draws attention to local business needs.

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We are always looking to hear from our members and the community. If you have a question or a comment related to the Chamber, do not hesitate to contact us.

  • To get in touch with a specific staff member, visit our Staff page.
  • To visit the PEI Connectors staff page, click here.
  • If you are unsure who to contact, general inquiries can be directed to chamber@charlottetownchamber.com, or (902) 628-2000.

NOTE

We do not provide tourism information. Please contact the numbers below if you are planning to visit the area.

Tourism PEI – Please call: 1-800-463-4734 or for outside of North America, call: 1(902)437-8570

Discover Charlottetown –  For visitor information, please contact: 902-368-4444

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At the Chamber, we are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where all individuals are valued, respected, and provided equal opportunities. We believe that diversity enriches our organization, fuels innovation, and promotes a culture of collaboration and excellence. Our purpose is to create a work environment that embraces and celebrates the unique backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives of our employees, clients and stakeholders. We strive to build a diverse workforce that reflects the communities we serve, ensuring that no individual faces discrimination based on their race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, or any other protected characteristic.

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