Our Mission
Enrich Our Community
Our Vision
Educate, Advocate, Engage, Network
Our Values
Community Driven, Growth Focused, Open-minded Leadership
The Fort Saskatchewan & Lamont County Regional Chamber of Commerce is a fast growing member-driven, non-profit organization and Board of Trade representing businesses across one of Canada’s most economically significant regions—the heart of Alberta's Industrial Heartland. We advocate for and support the business interests of Canada’s third-largest industrial region and its largest hydrocarbon cluster, while remaining deeply rooted in the communities we serve.
Our membership spans hundreds of entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized businesses, and major employers, reflecting both the scale and diversity of our local economy.
While our work includes regional advocacy and economic leadership, we are equally committed to community-building—something perhaps best exemplified by our well-known and much-loved farmers’ markets, which bring businesses and residents together at the local level.
Our History
Our Chamber has a long and storied history going back over a century. A staple organization of the community, our Chamber is also a board of trade. To find out more and see how we got to where we are today, click on the link below to read up on our history!
Our Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors is composed of local business leaders and professionals who volunteer their time and expertise to guide the Chamber’s strategic direction. Representing a cross-section of industries and communities, the Board ensures strong governance, fiscal oversight, and accountability while helping shape priorities that reflect the needs of the broader business community.
Our Team
Our small but effective team is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Chamber, delivering programs, events, advocacy, and services that support our members and the region. Working closely with the Board and community partners, the Chamber team focuses on member engagement, economic development, and ensuring the organization remains responsive, modern, and effective.
Our Committees
Chamber committees bring together members, volunteers, and stakeholders to support specific initiatives, events, and areas of focus. These working groups play a vital role in shaping programs, policy input, and community activities, providing members with meaningful opportunities to contribute, collaborate, and help drive the Chamber’s impact.
Who We Represent
The Fort Saskatchewan & Lamont County Regional Chamber of Commerce represents the businesses of many communities spanning a rather large area. We support the region as the official voice of the business community, which encompasses a very large portion of 'Alberta’s Industrial Heartland', including entrepreneurs and businesses in the Town of Gibbons; the Hamlet of Josephburg; the Town of Bruderheim; the Town of Lamont; the County of Lamont; portions of Sturgeon County; portions of Strathcona County; and of course the City of Fort Saskatchewan.
Fort Saskatchewan
Lamont
Located on the eastern border of Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, Lamont is a community of over 1,800 people with a primarily agriculture-based economy and a growing influence from industry.
Bruderheim
Bruderheim, home to a population of about 1,400 people, successfully blends the friendly atmosphere of a small town with the vibrancy of a modern, growing industrial centre.
Josephburg
Located just 10 minutes east of Fort Saskatchewan, Josephburg is a close-knit farming community near the Scotford industrial area, home to world-class petrochemical industries, with a population of about 120 people.
Gibbons
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