One of Drumheller’s main attractions and a key driver of local economic activity is being refurbished in time for its upcoming 20^th anniversary, thanks in part to a federal investment of $200,000 through the Canadian Experiences Fund.

The World’s Largest Dinosaur (WLD), an iconic attraction in the heart of the Drumheller Valley, will undergo a scenic transformation of its exterior over the next month—ensuring it remains a key attraction for the Canadian Badlands.

First, please keep in mind that not all businesses require all levels of protective equipment. As per the Workplace Guidance for Business Owners document, business owners should conduct hazard assessments to identify exisiting and potential hazards related to COVID-19. Where elimination of these hazards is not possible or reasonable, they should be controlled. Please review the Workplace Guidance for Business Owners document and specifically the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) page as your first step. This page explains the levels of controls that businesses can use.

It is recommended to call local suppliers as quanities in stock may vary daily.

This information has been sourced from volunteers; if your business has items and you wish to be added to the list please contact us at 403-823-8100 or via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

As of May 14, 2020, this is the information we have received:

Drumheller-Stettler MLA Nate Horner is seeking input from businesses throughout the riding to get a full understanding of how you all are doing during COVID-19. He has asked us to circulate a survey they have prepared.

If you can spare a few minutes, please download the survey (it is a PDF file) fill it out and email it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Or mail it to:

MLA Nate Horner
PO Box 1929
Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0

Information gathered will be kept confidential between the business and MLA Horner.

Dear Chamber Members and Business Community,

These are challenging times for our world. Our federal, provincial and municipal governments have taken broad sweeping measures to protect us, as Canadians and Albertans, from the COVID-19 virus. While these measures are aimed at protecting our health from this global pandemic, they continue to have a devastating effect on our business community. As such, we want to ensure that you have all the necessary information available to you and to help minimize the impact this pandemic has locally on our community.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic was declared, our Board of Directors and staff have been working diligently to provide resources and support to the business community. Following is an update of our activities:

During this time of economic uncertainty, The Town of Drumheller and Chamber of Commerce have partnered to establish an economic recovery task force to provide resources to help local businesses and nonprofit organizations navigate the various financial aid and deferral programs offered by:

• Government of Canada
• Government of Alberta
• Town of Drumheller
• Major banks and private lenders

If you are having trouble getting through to your bank on a toll free number or their main branch phone number, local banks have kindly provided additional contact information for their employees.