Deborah Yedlin

Deborah Yedlin

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Deborah Yedlin is the president of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, known for her leadership in promoting business interests in Alberta. This year at the Calgary Stampede, she highlighted the increased optimism in the energy sector and the growing number of corporate events, indicating a vibrant business atmosphere amidst the festivities.

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Deborah Yedlin, president of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, emphasizes the need for businesses to engage in the separation debate.

Alberta executives urge business community to raise alarm over economic risks of separation
The Globe and Mail·CanadaCanada· 2026-09-26
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Calgary Chamber president Deborah Yedlin said such a proposal could become a drag on finding labour needed to build major projects in the province.

Alberta Premier suggests introducing health premiums for temporary residents if immigration changes pass referendum
The Globe and Mail·CanadaCanada· 2026-09-23
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Deborah Yedlin, president and CEO of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, said that concerns around roadblocks to resource development have now largely been removed.

Pipelines, separatism take centre stage at Calgary Stampede
The Globe and Mail·CanadaCanada· 2026-07-04
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Chamber president Deborah Yedlin said: 'No' when asked whether population growth is one of the biggest strains on Alberta’s finances.

Smith pins Alberta deficit on Ottawa’s immigration policies, but the budget doesn’t
The Globe and Mail·CanadaCanada· 2026-02-28
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Deborah Yedlin praised Dawn Farrell's ability to cut through nonsense and find solutions.

Dawn Farrell is leading Ottawa’s effort to fast-track projects. Will she do more than clear road blocks?
The Globe and Mail·CanadaCanada· 2025-09-20
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Deborah Yedlin is the president of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce and notes the increased number of events during the Stampede.

At the Calgary Stampede, it’s cowboy boots, not oxfords, but still time to strike a deal
The Globe and Mail·CanadaCanada· 2025-07-04
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