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Alberta’s government is freezing its industrial carbon price to keep industry competitive and defend jobs in response to the uncertainty caused by United States’ tariffs.  

Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade Matt Jones and Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business and Northern Development Tany Yao issued the following statement in celebration of Economic Development Week (May 11-17):

Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services Mike Ellis issued the following statement on National Police Week (May 11-17):

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement on Vesak Day (Buddha Day):

Alberta’s government is proud to welcome 12 major sporting events to our province over the next three months, showcasing Alberta as a leader in sports tourism. 

Motorcyclists are back on Alberta’s roads; keeping an eye out for them could save lives.

Alberta’s government is investing $33 million in training programs to help unemployed and underemployed Albertans gain the skills needed to rejoin the workforce.

Alberta’s government is supporting apprenticeship training with an investment of $25 million for the expansion of the W.J. Elliott building at Olds College.

Two oilfield companies have been penalized $550,000 collectively, related to a workplace incident that killed two workers.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has completed its investigations into four separate incidents and released the executive director’s and assistant executive director’s full reports on each decision.

Alberta’s government is investing $1.5 million annually to support the mental health of first responders living with or at risk for post-traumatic stress injuries.

Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade Matt Jones has launched a new webpage highlighting Alberta’s leadership in breaking down internal trade barriers.

Orders Approved – May 7, 2025.

Alberta’s government has appointed a new senior representative to the United States.

The government is accelerating its work to create more inclusive, accessible and welcoming child-care spaces across Alberta.

Alberta is appointing an assistant chief justice and a justice to the Alberta Court of Justice.

New CASA House facilities in Medicine Hat, Fort McMurray and Calgary will provide mental health treatment and support to hundreds of young Albertans every year.

Alberta’s government is investing $8.7 million to construct new wetlands and restore damaged wetlands across the province.

Alberta’s government is supporting community organizations that provide innovative programming to help improve the mental health and well-being of young Albertans.

Order Approved – May 6, 2025.

Alberta’s government has announced its next steps in securing a prosperous path forward for Albertans.

Premier Danielle Smith addressed Albertans on the province’s path forward with the federal government following a meeting with the Alberta government caucus.

Starting next year, Alberta’s T1 tax form will include a check box so Albertans can request information on the importance of organ and tissue donation.

Minister of Education Demetrios Nicolaides issued the following statement on School Bus Driver Appreciation Day:

Alberta’s government is putting forward more than $141 million for new construction and facility improvements at Alberta Hospital Edmonton.

Minister of Indigenous Relations Rick Wilson issued the following statement to honour the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit plus people:

Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen issued the following statement on Alberta Forest Week:

Minister of Mental Health and Addiction Dan Williams issued the following statement on Mental Health Week:

Public Safety and Emergency Services Minister Mike Ellis issued the following statement on Emergency Preparedness Week and the upcoming Alberta Emergency Alert test:

Alberta’s government is expanding measles immunizations access and launching a new advertising campaign to raise awareness and help prevent the spread.

On Saturday, May 3, volunteer groups will clean up trash along provincial highways during the 49th annual highway cleanup to keep roads clean and safe for everyone.

Bill 55, the Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2025, advances Alberta’s plan to improve public health delivery and system oversight.

Orders Approved – April 30, 2025.

Budget 2025 maintains record-level support for Alberta’s public libraries, helping strengthen community hubs across municipalities and First Nations communities.

The ineffective federal net-zero electricity regulations will not reduce emissions or benefit Albertans but will increase costs and lead to supply shortages.

Minister of Children and Family Services Searle Turton and Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir issued the following statement recognizing Sexual Violence Awareness Month:

Alberta’s government is doubling its investments to expand career and employment services across the province.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has completed its investigations into four separate incidents and released the executive director’s and assistant executive director’s full reports on each decision.

Orders Approved – April 29, 2025.

Alberta’s government is introducing changes to protect democracy, deliver fair and open elections and increase confidence in every vote cast.

Nominations are open for the 2025 Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards, shining a spotlight on community heroes that brighten lives and light up Alberta’s communities.

Premier Danielle Smith released the following statement following the re-election of a Liberal government in Ottawa.

Alberta’s government is exploring opportunities to make more water available by updating the Water Act – and wants to hear from Albertans.

Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade Matt Jones issued the following statement on the National Day of Mourning:

Alberta Education is awarding $42,000 to support teachers in building international language skills they can bring back to Alberta classrooms.

Alberta’s government is creating a new grant program through Budget 2025 that empowers trades unions to provide additional apprenticeship training.

Alberta’s government is helping the province’s regional agricultural societies plan for tomorrow with new and continued funding.

The new Red Deer Justice Centre will help Albertans resolve their legal matters faster.

Alberta’s government is investing $3 million from the TIER fund into a new hydrogen project that will help industry create jobs, attract investment and reduce emissions.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement to commemorate Yom HaShoah:

Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen will visit Qatar as Alberta becomes the first North American member of the International Council of Game and Wildlife Conservation.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement on the death of Pope Francis on April 21, 2025:

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement wishing Albertans a happy Easter:

Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women, Tanya Fir, and Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk, Member of the Legislative Assembly for Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville and Parliamentary Secretary for Settlement Services and Ukrainian Evacuees issued the following statement on the fire at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village.

Premier Danielle Smith will visit Japan and South Korea April 18 to 26 to grow Alberta’s energy, agriculture and other markets in Asia.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement commemorating Good Friday:

Dr. Sunil Sookram has temporarily been appointed as interim chief medical officer of health for Alberta.

Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade Matt Jones will travel south to promote Alberta as the Midwest’s top choice for trade, energy and investment.

Alberta will host the 2025 Esso Cup, bringing together Canada’s top U18 women’s hockey talent to battle for the national championship April 20-26.

Alberta’s government is providing $4 million for the development of NorQuest College’s Career Skills Centre.

With the development of a new Safe Sport Strategy, Alberta’s government is making it clear: harassment and abuse have no place here.

Alberta's government is boosting the economy by investing in cultural industries, putting a spotlight on Alberta for film, television, music and publishing opportunities.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has completed its investigations into three separate incidents and released the executive director’s and assistant executive director’s full reports on each decision.

Alberta’s government is investing $72 million to help industry stay globally competitive while creating jobs.

Alberta’s government is tabling the Compassionate Intervention Act to support recovery for individuals who are likely to cause harm to themselves or others.

Alberta leads the country in housing starts so far in 2025, building 18 per cent more than last year’s record-breaking Q1.

Albertans are invited to nominate a newcomer who has made a significant contribution to their community or workplace.

Premier Danielle Smith issued this statement to recognize the celebration of Vaisakhi:

Alberta’s government is investing $100 million to revitalize the Biological Sciences Building at the University of Alberta.

When the going gets tough, Albertans stick together. That’s why Alberta’s government is launching a new campaign to benefit hard-working Albertans.