The Alberta Jobs Plan is creating jobs and getting Albertans back on their feet.
By working together with Alberta business leaders, workers and economic experts, we're creating a more resilient and more diversified economy for the future.
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A number of new programs and services for businesses have been developed as part of the Alberta Jobs Plan.
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About the plan
The programs implemented through the Alberta Jobs Plan are moving Alberta forward by supporting infrastructure investment, economic diversification and business growth.
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News
Funding to spur growth in the Leduc region
Apr 24, 2017
The province is helping the Leduc region create jobs and diversify its economy through the Community and Regional Economic Support (CARES) program.
New support for Alberta’s women entrepreneurs
Mar 08, 2017
The Alberta government is helping Alberta’s women entrepreneurs expand and grow their businesses through the Community and Regional Economic Support (CARES) program.
New support for Grande Prairie entrepreneurs
Feb 23, 2017
Grande Prairie is the second location to receive business incubator funding under the Alberta Entrepreneurship Incubator Program.
Red Deer College students gain green tech opportunities
Jan 20, 2017
Infrastructure funding will help Red Deer College students access new training opportunities in the alternative energy sector.
New tax credits connect Alberta business with investors
Jan 12, 2017
The New Year brings new opportunities to invest in Alberta businesses as intake opens for two new tax credits to create jobs and diversify the economy.
Businesses reach new markets with export supports
Jan 11, 2017
More than 80 Alberta companies are expanding their global export opportunities thanks to the Alberta Export Expansion Package’s programs.
Tax cut benefits small businesses, supports jobs
Dec 29, 2016
Small business owners will save an estimated $185 million in 2017 as part of Alberta’s plan to transition the province to a greener, more diversified economy.
Petrochemical plants will diversify economy, create jobs
Dec 05, 2016
Two new petrochemical projects approved by the provincial government will add jobs, diversify the energy industry and create lasting benefits for Alberta’s economy.
Opening doors to diversify markets in Japan and China
Nov 14, 2016
Economic Development and Trade Minister Deron Bilous will lead a mission to Japan and China from November 15 to 27 to help diversify markets and build on relationships forged during his mission in March.
Partnership seeks better market access via Port of Vancouver
Nov 10, 2016
New collaboration with the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority will promote more opportunities for Alberta businesses to sell to Asia and other markets.