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Minister of Justice Tyler Shandro issued the following statement on the federal government’s recent firearms ban action:

A new awareness campaign called Just Like You encourages Albertans to become foster parents and provide loving homes for children and youth in care.

Overdose prevention services in Red Deer will soon transition to a mobile site operated by Alberta Health Services.

Alberta’s government will require post-secondary institutions to provide annual free speech reporting to the minister of Advanced Education.

In recognition of Red Tape Awareness Week, Minister of Infrastructure Nathan Neudorf issued the following statement on the ministry’s red tape reduction achievements: 

Alberta visionaries have been honoured for their leadership, advocacy and hard work in advancing the province’s agriculture and food industry.

Through the Health Care Action Plan (HCAP), Alberta Health Services has launched a new EMS-811 Shared Response program so every Albertan receives appropriate levels of care. 

Alberta’s government is providing more support to help low-income families move through their communities to access jobs, education and health care. 

Alberta’s government is investing $5 million to increase access to specialized supports and services to maintain an inclusive learning environment.

Alberta’s government will protect Edmontonians through a new public safety initiative.

Orders Approved – January 31, 2023.

A new drug treatment court in Fort McMurray will help prevent crime while supporting addiction treatment and recovery. 

Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Dale Nally issued the following statement on the 2023 Canadian Federation of Independent Business Red Tape Report Card:

Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation Nate Horner issued the following statement on business risk management options for poultry farmers affected by avian influenza:

Minister of Mental Health and Addiction Nicholas Milliken issued the following statement on Eating Disorders Awareness Week:

Premier Danielle Smith issued this statement recognizing Black History Month: 

Orkin Canada Corporation (Orkin) has pleaded guilty to failing to hold the required registration for pesticide application.

Continued advocacy to the federal government means that Alberta families will have access to thousands more licensed private child-care spaces.

Emergency management experts are meeting for a two-day emergency management exercise that will use a simulated flood scenario to test their response to a major emergency.

Alberta’s government is making good on its promise to reduce red tape by one-third.

Energy Minister Pete Guthrie issued the following statement on January’s energy sector update and the future of Alberta’s energy sector:

Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Dale Nally issued the following statement on Red Tape Awareness Week:

Minister of Technology and Innovation Nate Glubish issued the following statement on Data Privacy Day:

Pre-treatment programs can be a bridge between detox and treatment for people who are pursuing recovery from addiction.

Premier Danielle Smith issued this statement remembering the Holocaust:

Alberta’s government is investing in Edmonton’s downtown to support projects that create an exciting place to live and work. 

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith invites Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to work with her to develop “Sustainable Jobs” legislation as an alternative to the proposed “Just Transition” legislation.

The natural gas rebate and other supports remain in place to help consumers as natural gas rates decline in February.

To help bring more physicians to rural Alberta, Alberta’s government is working to offer physician training in Lethbridge and Grande Prairie. 

Alberta’s government is pausing private passenger vehicle insurance rate increases through to the end of 2023.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement on a defamatory article published by CBC:

Alberta’s government is seeking input on developing hydrogen fuelling stations to help support future low-emission transportation needs.

Alberta’s government has approved a useful tool to help the City of Airdrie further develop its downtown core.

Alberta’s government has built two roundabouts and completed the twinning of Highway 11 south of Sylvan Lake.

Minister of Mental Health and Addiction Nicholas Milliken issued the following statement: 

Alberta’s government is investing in Calgary’s downtown to support a vibrant and safe community and grow economic momentum.

An additional 5,200 students will receive disability funding with new changes to the Grant for Students with Disabilities.

Albertans will have access to thousands more publicly funded orthopedic surgeries at Calgary chartered surgical facilities as part of the Health Care Action Plan (HCAP).

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement following the comprehensive review of emails between the Alberta Crown Prosecution Services and Premier’s Office staff:

A comprehensive review of emails has not generated any records of contact between the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service (ACPS) and the Premier’s Office staff.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement on the start of the Lunar New Year:

Albertans should use caution if they receive a text message claiming to be from government about affordability payments.

Albertans are invited to nominate individuals and organizations that have made Alberta’s communities safer. 

Premier Danielle Smith is establishing an expert panel to review the legislation and governance practices used by the Government of Alberta during the management of the COVID-19 public health emergency and to recommend changes necessary to improve government response to future health emergencies. 

The Alberta and Saskatchewan governments and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are partnering to remove barriers to interprovincial food trade in Lloydminster.

Alberta’s first shipment of children’s liquid acetaminophen has arrived and will be distributed to hospitals across the province immediately.

Alberta’s government is working to attract more newcomers to help grow the economy and address labour shortages in key sectors.

Alberta is ending the practice of holding federal immigration detainees in provincial jails and is calling on the federal government to find better alternatives.

Beginning January 18 at 9 a.m., eligible Alberta parents and seniors can apply to receive $600 in affordability payments over six months.

Alberta’s government is committed to ensuring an ambulance is available to everyone where and when they need it. 

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has completed its investigations into three separate incidents and released the full reports on each of them.

Alberta has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute to strengthen ties between post-secondary institutions in Alberta and India.

The Federal Court has granted Alberta’s application to intervene in six lawsuits against federal legislation that bans more than 1,500 models of firearms. 

Albertans have a chance to help choose the design of a new water feature for the historic Legislature grounds.

On Wednesday, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith sent the following letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about supplying affordable, sustainable and reliable energy to Japan.

Order Approved – January 10, 2023

Minister of Justice Tyler Shandro issued the following statement on the federal firearms confiscation program:

The Alberta Sheriffs removed nearly 1,500 impaired drivers from Alberta’s highways in 2022, the first full year since being given expanded authorities.

Monthly $100 affordability payments for families, seniors, and vulnerable Albertans will be released soon, and Albertans can act now to get ready.

Premier Danielle Smith issued this statement on Orthodox Christmas: