Moving Business Forward
We are a non-profit organization designed to meet community and area needs. As a volunteer organization of progressive individuals, businesses and staff, we work together to advance the commercial, financial, industrial and civic interests of the community to reach economic success.
Our Mission Statement
To move forward through personalized support and diverse promotions to improve trade and commerce in order to enhance the civic and social welfare in the Mackenzie Area!
Prior to taking on a project, normally committee-driven, the Board of Directors and the Membership should address these:
Five Key Questions
1. Does it Fit our Mission?
2. Will it build the membership and business community?
3. Will it strenghten the policy process?
4. Does it add value for the membership?
5. Will it improve communication?
The Chamber is Funded by:
Memberships
The District of Mackenzie
Fundraising Events
Workshops
Advertising
The Chamber consists of:
A Board of Directors
Executive Director
Office Assistant
Top Ten Reasons for Joining the Chamber
- Building Your Business/Reputation: We are successful because of the people we know. Belonging to the Chamber is not about selling things; it's about building rapport. It's about meeting people who can help you succeed.
- Policy/Positions: Typically involved in quiet diplomacy and lobbying, together with the BC and Canadian Chamber, a unified effort is in place to make available more services from your Municipal, Provincial and Federal institutions.
- Member Discounts: We have a number of discount programs exclusive to Chamber members, including significant savings on Visa/Mastercard Merchant rates, as well as a fuel discount program with Esso. Chamber members always pay less at Chamber trade show and workshops.
- Chamber Insurance: This national group insurance program allows small businesses, even one-person operations, to enjoy group benefits (dental, medical, drug, disability, and retirement savings).
- The Voice of Business: The Chamber is regularly asked to provide input on behalf of the business community. Whether it's commenting on Government policy, or advising on community issues, the Chamber provides the business perspective.
- Networking: We have a wide variety of events that you can attend, from our monthly General Meetings (third Thursday of each month) to Special Meetings with captivating speakers.
- Information: The Chamber will keep you up-to-date on news and events in your community, province and country, often before anyone else.
- Monthly Newsletter: You will receive a free copy of our quarterly Chamber newsletter which will you keep up-to-date on local business news, local Chamber news, plus legislative news from both the Provincial and National news.
- Benefits, Benefits, Benefits: Click here for Member Benefit Programs.pdf
- Business Resource Library: A wide array of texts and research materials for people interested in starting a business, expanding a business, improving a business, etc.
2026 Dues Schedule
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Non-Business |
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Individual |
$45.00 |
1 Voting Member |
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Non-Profit Organization |
$81.00 |
1 Voting Member |
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Business |
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| Sole Proprietorship | $85.00 |
1 Voting Member |
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01-05 Employees |
$106.00 |
1 Voting Member |
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06-10 Employees |
$166.00 |
2 Voting Members |
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11-25 Employees |
$199.00 |
3 Voting Members |
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26-50 Employees |
$265.00 |
4 Voting Members |
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51-99 Employees |
$318.00 |
5 Voting Members |
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100 or more Employees |
$397.00 |
6 Voting Members |
Code of Conduct
As a member of the Mackenzie Chamber of Commerce (“Chamber”), I/we understand that membership
is a privilege. Accordingly, I/we shall undertake to:
1. Conduct business and professional activities in a reputable manner so as to reflect honourably upon
the Mackenzie business community and fellow Chamber members.
2. Provide honest, skilled and conscientious service to customers.
3. Present a true presentation in all advertising. Goods and services shall be advertised in accordance
with all Municipal, Provincial, Federal and Territorial legislation.
4. Conform to all laws established by Municipal, Provincial, Federal and Territorial governments and
any other governing bodies, for the control of said business, where applicable.
5. Abide by the constitution and bylaws of the Mackenzie Chamber of Commerce.
6. Respect the reputation, profile and status of the Chamber and represent the Chamber accordingly.
7. Understand, support and promote the Chamber, along with its Mission Statement, to the business
community.
8. Whenever reasonably possible, participate in the events and activities of the Chamber and where
possible lend my/our business and professional expertise.
Accepting this standard as the Member’s own, every Member pledges to observe the spirit of the
code in all dealings and to conduct business in accordance with the Chamber By-Laws. Failure to do
so may result in the termination of membership. The applicant agrees to pay annual membership fees
until a written resignation is received. Annual Membership Fees (Dues) are non-refundable.
By signing below, I/we acknowledge that I/we have read, understood, and agreed to the Mackenzie
Chamber of Commerce Members Code of Conduct and the related obligations.
Authorized Signature ______________________________________________________
(I have the authority to sign on behalf of the company).
Print name _________________________________________________________________
Company Name ____________________________________________________________ Date __________________________