Chambers of Commerce Group Insurance Plan, Prairie Region. Canada's #1 employee benefit plan for small and medium sized firms.

Canada
Joined July 2010
This weekend, make a little room for friendship. Call someone you’ve been meaning to catch up with, invite a friend for coffee, plan a walk together, or take time to strengthen the relationships that make you feel supported and understood.
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Small moments of connection can make a meaningful difference. Investing in your friendships is one way to invest in yourself. At Chambers Plan, we believe supporting mental health means recognizing the importance of connection, community and overall well-being.
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Your friendships are good for your mental health. 👯‍♂️ Research continues to highlight the powerful connection between meaningful relationships and our well-being.
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A 2025 review by Oxford researcher Robin Dunbar explores how close, supportive friendships are associated with better mental health and physical health, emphasizing that the quality (over quantity) of our connections matters.
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Our Prairie-Region team is proud to announce that we are a Gold sponsor of this year’s @CloserToHomeYYC Adopt-a-Family program! This is a long-standing partnership we’re excited to continue. We have already started our fundraising which commenced at our annual conference in Sept!
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The program supports adoptive families with specialized resources, guidance, and connections that help children thrive and build stronger, more resilient families and communities. We are honoured to support the communities we work in, through meaningful programs like this.
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The leaves might be falling but it makes for beautiful colours across the prairies. We’re proud to live and work in the communities we support. Autumn looks good around here.
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Managing employee benefits doesn’t have to be complicated. But don’t just take our word for it — here’s what Chambers Plan administrators (and business owners) have to say about how easy it is to manage their plan.
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The people keeping everything moving? They’re often behind the scenes. Administrative professionals coordinate, problem-solve and keep the day-to-day running smoothly. They may not always be visible, but their impact is everywhere.
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Administrative professionals are the backbone of many businesses. They keep information moving, clients looked after and deadlines on track — making it possible for everyone else to focus on what they do best.
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Administrative professionals are often the backbone of your employee benefits program, too. They help make sure the benefits you offer your team are communicated, coordinated and actually delivered — taking care of the people who take care of everyone else.
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When employees think about benefits, they’re not necessarily thinking about complicated plan designs or pages of fine print. They’re thinking about whether the plan will actually help them when they need it.
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The best benefits plan isn’t just one that looks good on paper. It’s one employees understand, use, and appreciate.
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32,000 business owners trust Chambers Plan with their employee benefits. That’s thousands of Canadian businesses choosing a benefits solution built specifically for small and medium-sized businesses.
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For more than 50 years, Chambers Plan has helped SMEs across the country give their employees access to benefits while giving business owners a plan designed around the realities of running a small business.
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The end of summer and beginning of fall is one of the busiest economic transitions on the Prairies. Harvest ramps up activity across agriculture, trucking, rail, grain handling, equipment, fuel and repairs, while construction and energy remain active before winter sets in.
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At the same time, students return, business travel picks up and communities see increased activity in restaurants, accommodation, retail & other services. Much of this activity is seasonal, but it moves through the economy in ways that extend well beyond the industries driving it
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That makes fall an interesting economic snapshot: it brings together some of the Prairies’ biggest economic drivers at the same time, giving us a clearer picture of the activity supporting businesses and communities heading into winter.
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Watching the seasons change (from your own neighbourhood perspective) is one of life’s little pleasures. It can get you moving, expose you to daylight + fresh air, & give your mind a restorative change. While you’re at it, stop in and support one of your community’s businesses
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The Chambers Plan was created by Canada’s chamber-of-commerce network with a simple goal: to give small businesses access to employee benefits with the purchasing power of a much larger group. Today, more than 32,000 Canadian businesses are part of our Plan.
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As the needs change, we continue developing & expanding the supports available to members — from HR guidance and legal & accounting assistance to mental-health resources, telemedicine, Teladoc Medical Experts, health information and tools, business assistance and other supports.
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So being not-for-profit isn’t just a label. It’s part of how the Chambers Plan works: surpluses stay in the Plan, and the Plan continues to invest in the people and businesses it was created to serve.
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