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Family and domestic violence is something that impacts all of us – whether we are experiencing violence, a survivor, or worried about someone else.
Topic: Family and social supports
Posted by
Searle Turton
With Budget 2024 approaching, Premier Danielle Smith outlines the government’s vision to manage the issues facing Albertans.
Topic: Government
Posted by
Danielle Smith
I encourage Albertans to celebrate the young athletes who are competing and pursuing athletic excellence at the 2024 Alberta Winter Games.
Topic: Government
Posted by
Joseph Schow
Housing affordability is a top priority for Albertans, and your provincial government is pulling out all the stops to meet this challenge.
Topic: Housing
Posted by
Ric McIver
A review of Alberta’s policies and procedures for renewable power projects is essential to ensuring future growth is balanced with responsible development, and that our electricity system is reliable and affordable.
Topic: Renewable energy
Posted by
Nathan Neudorf
On National Coaches Week, let’s recognize and appreciate the impact of coaches in our communities.
Topic: Government
Posted by
Joseph Schow
Partnerships addressing the unique needs of communities are key to how we tackle the need for affordable housing.
Topic: Housing
Posted by
Jason Nixon
Albertans had opportunities to learn more about government priorities and ask Cabinet members questions during in-person, telephone and virtual town halls.
Topic: Town Halls
Posted by
Danielle Smith
A letter from Dr. Mark Joffe to parents and guardians about influenza season for children and families
Topic: Health
Posted by
Dr. Mark Joffe
Premier Danielle Smith outlines the government's vision for the province and plans to help Albertans through the affordability crisis and address other urgent challenges while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
Topic: Government
Posted by
Danielle Smith
Bow River Cumulative Effects Modelling Group works collaboratively to better understand stressors affecting trout in Alberta’s Bow River.
Topic: Fish and wildlife
Posted by
Dr. Jonathan Thompson
Through citizen science, Albertans can help answer questions on Alberta’s environment and contribute to data and information gaps.
Topic: Volunteer
Posted by
Dr. Jonathan Thompson
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