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Minister Kaycee Madu
Kaycee Madu was sworn in as Minister of Justice and Solicitor General on August 25, 2020.
Accomplishments
Alberta’s government passed legislation that prohibits carding and standardizes street checks.
The Emergency Alberta Security Infrastructure Program (E-ASIP) grant provides emergency, one-time funding for facility-related security needs due to a specific, immediate risk to the facility or the people who use the facility.
Key information
- Check online to see if a locksmith is licensed with the Business Query and Licence Status search.
- Are you eligible for the Maintenance Enforcement Program?
- Find out why every Albertan over the age of 18 should have a personal directive.
Our responsibilities
Promoting safe communities by:
- providing custodial and community supervision
- prosecuting serious and violent crime cases
Improving access to justice by:
- sharing information to help resolve legal issues
- providing legal representation for those in need
Providing legal and strategic services to government by:
- representing ministries in matters before the courts and tribunals
- drafting public government bills, regulations and Orders in Council
Ministry information
Publications
Resources
- ASIRT news releases
- Legislation
- List of public agencies
- Personal information bank directories
- Media inquiries
- Ministry staff directory
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In focus
Alberta’s budget is focused on protecting lives and livelihoods, investing in health care, preparing for recovery and spending responsibly.
Report a poacher
Play a role in protecting our fish and wildlife resources and natural surroundings by reporting suspicious or illegal activity.
Rural Crime Announcement
The province is standing up for rural Albertans by acting on concerns to deter crime, reinforce property rights and give victims a stronger voice in the justice system.
Clare's Law
People at risk of domestic violence have the right to get information about potentially harmful intimate partners. Read about Clare's Law in Alberta.
Latest news
- Dec 01, 2021
Alberta’s government is restricting the use of automated traffic enforcement (ATE), putting the onus on municipalities to justify each location where photo radar is deployed.
- Nov 18, 2021
The Alberta Sheriffs have shut down a property in Airdrie where drug activity was disrupting a residential neighbourhood.
- Nov 17, 2021
Non-profit organizations can now apply for Alberta Community Restorative Justice Grants.