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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.   

Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism Muhammad Yaseen issued the following statement recognizing Passover:

Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Mark Joffe issued the following statement on the measles situation in Alberta and how Albertans can protect themselves:

Alberta’s new Abu Dhabi Office will support the province’s push for more global customers and help seek out partnerships in energy, agriculture, manufacturing and more.

Budget 2025 is supporting francophone students with more dollars to support French language programming and new school projects.

Alberta’s government is supporting the Jewish community by providing funding to help combat the alarming rise in antisemitism. 

Budget 2025 provides $30 million to help redevelop the Taylor Family Campus Centre at SAIT.

Alberta Forestry and Parks and Public Safety and Emergency Services are issuing a public safety advisory as bears begin emerging from hibernation across the province.

Proposed legislative changes will pave the way for emerging hydrogen technologies, and modernize Alberta’s utility system by prioritizing reliability and long-term affordability.

Budget 2025 includes $20 million to plan new primary care centres that will improve access to essential services across Alberta.

Alberta's government is providing a $900,000 boost to the Alberta fire weather network to upgrade equipment, protect at-risk communities and improve wildfire response. 

Strong international efforts are putting Alberta on the map, tapping into new markets, knocking down barriers and securing billions in global investment.

A probationary licence has been issued to Play ‘N’ Fun Day Care in Edmonton due to safety concerns.

Orders Approved – April 9, 2025.

Two new appointments, one in the Edmonton Region and one in the Southern Region, will strengthen judicial capacity across Alberta.

Alberta’s has finalized more flood maps in the past five years than in the previous thirty-five years combined.

Alberta’s government is tripling funding and doubling community impact, creating jobs and sparking innovation through targeted grants.

Premier Danielle Smith is heading to Montreal and Ottawa from April 9 to 11 to explore avenues to enhance interprovincial and international trade and investment ties.

Proposed changes to the Education Act would respond to changes in the education system and respond to feedback from Albertans.

Proposed amendments will strengthen local governance and collaboration, streamline processes and bolster protections for new home builders and buyers.

Alberta’s Ethnocultural Grant Program supports community-driven multicultural initiatives across the province.

Cancer care, as well as organ and tissue donation and transplantation, will be transferred from Alberta Health Services (AHS) to Acute Care Alberta to oversee service delivery.

On March 5, 2020, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate a possible dangerous driving offence while on duty by Parkland County RCMP officers on February 25, 2020.

Alberta’s tourism industry is on track to reach new heights, growing at a rate more than three times the national average.

On April 2, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate the arrest of a man by Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) officers on March 23.

Proposed amendments would improve how complex disasters are handled, make communities more resilient and better protect Albertans’ rights during emergencies.

Alberta is combatting illicit scrap metal trafficking by making it easier to identify and monitor illegal activity to bring criminals to justice.

Proposed amendments would help ensure Alberta’s evolving public safety needs are met while also giving municipalities more options for local policing.

Alberta’s government is introducing a new acute care funding model, increasing the accountability, efficiency and volume of high-quality surgical delivery.

Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation RJ Sigurdson will represent Alberta in Washington, D.C. to discuss the importance of free trade in North America.

Alberta’s government is providing $1.1 million to help school boards develop plans for school building projects.

Alberta is making more water available for communities, businesses and irrigators by removing the 10 per cent holdback on most water licence transfers.

Alberta’s government is taking a leadership role to address mature energy assets in our province.

Alberta’s government is accelerating planning for expanded cardiac services in southern Alberta, ensuring Albertans can access the care they need close to home.

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Nate Horner issued the following statement on ratification of a new contract between Alberta Health Services and the United Nurses of Alberta.

This year Albertans recycled billions of cans and bottles, earning the #1 spot in Canada and #2 in North America.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement on the April 2, 2025 U.S. tariff announcement:

Budget 2025 is helping rural Albertans access essential services like gas, electricity and water to grow their local economies.

Local fire services across the province will benefit from firefighter training grants to help keep Albertans safe.

Alberta’s government is investing $6.9 million to expand the Lakeshore Regional Police Service detachment building which serves five First Nations communities.

Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Dale Nally issued the following statement on the elimination of federal carbon taxes on fuel:  

Alberta’s government is providing funding for road improvements in the County of Newell to enhance safety and support the province’s growing agrifood sector.

A new online registry will alert prospective students to compliance actions Alberta has taken against private career colleges.

Alberta’s Class 1 Learning Pathway and grant program will improve safety on our roads and make it easier and more affordable to start a career as a truck driver.

Alberta’s government is investing about $330 million over three years to support health capital projects in rural communities across the province.

Alberta’s new extended producer responsibility programs will start saving taxpayers money and keep more waste out of landfills.

Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen will lead a delegation of forestry industry leaders to Texas to strengthen partnerships and advocate for fair trade practices.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement on Eid al-Fitr:

If passed, Budget 2025 includes $17 million in planning funds to support the development of urgent care facilities across the province. 

Three companies have been penalized $1.2 million collectively, related to a workplace fatality that occurred in 2022.

Alberta’s Navigation and Support Centres have now helped more than 10,000 vulnerable Albertans access life-changing supports and services.

Alberta’s government is helping students discover their skills and interests today, to help them find careers for tomorrow.

Alberta’s government is providing $7.5 million to school boards to help students with reading, writing and math skills.

Alberta’s government is fulfilling its promise to end Automated Traffic Enforcement (ATE) in select locations while enhancing safety with a new Traffic Safety Fund.

Budget 2025, if passed, provides $20 million for planning and design of the Advanced Skills Centre at NAIT.

Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade Matt Jones and Alberta’s Military Liaison Justin Wright issued the following statement on reservist leave for the G7 Leaders’ Summit:

Alberta is investing more than $19 million through Budget 2025, if passed, to help protect families and businesses from future floods and drought.

Orders Approved – March 26, 2025.

Proposed legislation would establish the framework for a safer, regulated online gaming market in Alberta.

Premier Danielle Smith delivered the attached statement in the Legislative Assembly of Alberta:

New Alberta Site Selector Tool features are helping investors find the best place in the province to grow their business.

Premier Smith will continue her efforts to advocate for Alberta and push back on harmful tariff policies while in south Florida from March 26 to 28.

Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade Matt Jones will travel to Germany to promote Alberta on the world stage.

Albertans are invited to share their feedback to help shape the future of food safety in Alberta, including food safety in licensed child care facilities.

Albertans are invited to provide input on the draft Upper Smoky Sub-Regional Plan and regulatory details for Alberta.

Alberta’s government is reminding drivers to be aware of the big differences between their personal vehicles and larger commercial vehicles like buses and semi-trucks.

Alberta’s government is investing $3.5 million to partner with Healthy Aging Alberta to expand transportation and mobility services for seniors in rural communities.

A new report shows a significant increase to generation capacity is helping improve the reliability and affordability of Alberta’s power grid.

Proposed legislation will implement the auto insurance system announced in the fall to provide Albertans with better and faster access to care.

Crust Craft is investing $51 million to expand its Alberta-based bakery, generating jobs for Albertans.

Alberta’s new compensation model for primary care physicians will launch on April 1, with hundreds of family doctors already enrolled to participate.

On March 19, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate a death that occurred earlier that day in St. Paul RCMP custody.

Alberta’s government and the Rural Municipalities of Alberta are joining forces to solve the problem of overdue oil and gas property taxes.

A new report finds every Albertan will have $3,300 less for essentials if the ineffective federal emissions reduction plan is left in place.

In light of the allegations contained in Ms. Athana Mentzelopoulos’ filed ‘reply’ that involve alleged conversations involving me, the following corrections need to be made for truth and accuracy:

Avalanche Canada, in partnership with Alberta Parks, Parks Canada, and the Province of British Columbia, has issued a Special Public Avalanche Warning for the central Rockies.

The Aboriginal Business Investment Fund propelled 20 dynamic Indigenous businesses forward in 2024-25 and is set to open for applications again this spring.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement in response to Canada’s new Environment Minister Terry Duguid’s plans to keep the emissions cap in place:

Alberta’s government is partnering with Siemens Healthineers and the Alberta Cancer Foundation to improve health outcomes for Albertans diagnosed with cancer.

Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism Muhammad Yaseen issued the following statement on the International Day for Elimination of Racial Discrimination:

New legislation makes minor updates to Alberta’s privacy and access to information laws.

Premier Danielle Smith has named three new parliamentary secretaries to support key provincial initiatives.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement following her meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney:

Proposed amendments to the Critical Infrastructure Defence Act will defend Alberta from the federal government’s emissions cap.

Orders Approved – March 19, 2025.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean issued the following statement on industry group “Build Canada Now” calling on federal party leaders to call an energy crisis and prioritize energy projects:

Budget 2025 provides predictable and reliable funding for municipalities to advance local priorities.

Fourteen new school projects for Edmonton and surrounding communities.  

Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Devin Dreeshen issued the following statement on the federal approval of the business case for the Green Line LRT project:  

Through Budget 2025, if passed, Alberta’s government is investing $4.9 billion in 2025-26 to strengthen Alberta’s northern communities.

Alberta’s government has introduced legislation that will help grow and diversify agriculture, while supporting the emerging biogas industry.

Alberta’s government is providing almost $85 million in grant funding to build strong and vibrant communities across the province.  

Alberta’s government is meeting the challenge of families by increasing financial support for caregivers who offer their homes for children and youth in care.

Agriculture and Irrigation Minister RJ Sigurdson issued the following statement on Canadian Agricultural Safety Week:

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement on the swearing in of Canada’s 24th Prime Minister and his new federal cabinet.

Eighteen new schools are on the way for Calgary and area.

Alberta’s government is investing in roads, bridges, and water infrastructure to strengthen the economy and meet the needs of the province’s growing population.

Alberta’s government is asking Albertans to be aware of measles symptoms and to access resources to protect themselves and prevent further spread.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement in celebration of Holi:

A probationary licence has been issued to Little Stars Montessori Early Learning Center in Spruce Grove due to safety concerns.

A probationary licence has been issued to Baby Steps Early Learning Center in Slave Lake due to safety concerns.

Alberta’s government is partnering with farmers and ranchers to protect 21,000 acres across the province.

A highway maintenance contractor has been fined $180,000 related to serious workplace injuries.

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

Budget 2025, if passed, will support plans to add up to 700 new inpatient beds to hospitals in Edmonton.

Orders approved – March 12, 2025.

New Alberta reserves study finds Alberta’s gas reserves have increased six-fold, moving Canada’s gas reserves into the top 10 globally.

Proposed changes to the Wildlife Act support updated, fair and responsible stewardship of Alberta’s wildlife and landscapes.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement following discussions related to tariffs at today’s Council of the Federation (COF) meeting:

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Rebecca Schulz issued the following statement on the PBO’s report on the proposed federal oil and gas emissions cap:

Budget 2025, if passed, meets the challenge of rising school enrolment with more than $1.1 billion over three years to hire more teachers and support staff.

A memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC) will boost collaboration in developing our energy and natural resources.

Proposed legislation would ensure governance structures are up to date and effectively meeting the needs of Alberta’s professional regulatory organizations.

The Alberta Sheriffs have shut down a property in Innisfail where complaints of drug activity disrupted a residential neighbourhood.

A new federal-provincial agreement on homelessness will provide $35 million in additional funding to support Alberta’s efforts to combat homelessness.

Alberta’s government has announced new steps to meaningfully act on the province’s ownership of its oil and gas resources and maximize resource revenue.

Alberta’s government has introduced legislation to authorize key components of Budget 2025, including cuts to personal income taxes for more than two million Albertans.

Minister of Finance and President of Treasury Board Nate Horner issued the following statement on negotiations for a new contract with the United Nurses of Alberta.

Alberta’s government has negotiated the $42-million Canada-Alberta National School Food Program Agreement.

Charities in Alberta will now have more flexibility on how they can spend the money they earn from licensed gaming activities.

Alberta’s government is strengthening emergency health services within the refocused health care system to ensure Albertans receive the care they need.  

Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation RJ Sigurdson issued the following statement on International Women’s Day:

Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir issued the following statement on International Women’s Day:

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean will travel to Houston, Texas to promote Alberta as the answer to long-term, global energy security at the CERAWeek conference.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement to provide an update on Alberta’s response to U.S. tariffs:

Alberta’s government is improving access to treatment for advanced prostate cancer by making a new, leading-edge drug available to Albertans.

Budget 2025, if passed, will fund nine new school projects for families in smaller urban cities and rural communities, outside of Calgary and Edmonton metro regions.  

Alberta’s government has partnered with the City of Edmonton and OEG Sports & Entertainment (OEGSE) to support ongoing redevelopment of Edmonton’s downtown and Exhibition Lands.

Alberta’s government has invested $10 million in facilities that increase access to sport and recreation through the Active Communities Initiative.

Budget 2025 would invest more than $18 million to defend Alberta against dangerous aquatic invasive species.

Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Rebecca Schulz and Minister of Affordability and Utilities Nathan Neudorf issued the following statement on new analysis regarding federal electricity regulations:

Alberta’s government is investing $10 million over two years to increase hospital capacity across the province as part of the Budget 2025 Capital Plan.

Through Budget 2025, Alberta’s government would invest $5 million to help put food on tables across the province.

Drivers travelling between Edmonton and Grande Prairie County may experience delays as a large, slow-moving load moves north from Edmonton starting on March 8.

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

Budget 2025 strengthens stable and reliable funding for municipalities by covering tax exemptions for provincially owned property.

Orders approved – March 5, 2025.

Budget 2025 allocates more revenue stabilization funding to support the Municipality of Jasper and its residents and businesses.

Alberta’s government is implementing a proportionate, measured response to U.S. tariffs and taking decisive action on internal trade with free trade and mobility agreements.  

Alberta’s border security plan is advancing rapidly with more measures in place to stop illegal activity at the Alberta-U.S. border.

Minister of Tourism and Sport Joseph Schow issued the following statement on the recommendations from the public fatality inquiry into the 2017 death of Timothy Hague.

Le gouvernement de l’Alberta continue d’investir dans l’amélioration de l’accès aux programmes et services en français pour les Albertaines et Albertains francophones.

Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism Muhammad Yaseen issued the following statement in commemoration of Lent:

Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Dale Nally issued the following statement on Fraud Prevention Month:

Engagement from landowners, developers, industry and municipalities will strengthen the operations of the Land and Property Rights Tribunal (LPRT).

Alberta’s government is increasing emergency route capacity while opening new economic opportunities in the north.

Budget 2025 builds on the province’s commitment to prepare for, mitigate and respond to the impacts of catastrophic wildfires.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement following the implementation of U.S. tariffs:

Deputy Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade Christopher McPherson has issued the following statement on an independent third-party investigation into procurement and contracting processes used by the Government of Alberta and Alberta Health Services (AHS):

Alberta’s government is partnering with the Red Deer Regional Health Foundation to expedite the delivery of life-saving cardiac services to central Alberta residents.

A reforestation company has been acquitted of occupational health and safety (OHS) charges related to a workplace fatality.

Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir and Minister of Technology and Innovation and Francophone Community Liaison Nate Glubish issued the following statement on Alberta Francophonie Month: 

Budget 2025 is helping Albertans with the challenge of rising costs of living by cutting personal income taxes for two million hard-working Albertans.

Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen issued the following statement on the start to the 2025 wildfire season in Alberta:  

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement to mark the beginning of Ramadan:

Alberta’s government is partnering with the City of Edmonton and OEG Sports & Entertainment (OEGSE) to support downtown revitalization and economic prosperity.

Budget 2025 is meeting the challenges facing Alberta families by breaking down barriers to sport and recreation through the Every Kid Can Play program.

Premier Danielle Smith has named Martin Long as Alberta’s new Minister of Infrastructure.

Budget 2025 is meeting the challenges facing Alberta with responsible decisions to fund the priorities of today.

Budget 2025 is meeting the challenge of a rapidly growing population with continued investments in health care and education.

Budget 2025 is meeting the challenge of uncertainties in trade and security by focusing on the economy.

Orders Approved – February 26, 2025.

Alberta’s government has tabled its ninth Red Tape Reduction bill to further reduce regulatory burdens for Albertans and businesses.

Minister of Education Demetrios Nicolaides issued the following statement on updates to ministerial orders for exemption to in-person learning options:

Alberta’s government is working with municipalities to tackle social disorder arising from the fentanyl crisis by aligning community peace officers with local police.

Minister of Children and Family Services Searle Turton and Minister of Education Demetrios Nicolaides issued the following statement on Pink Shirt Day:

Mental health and addiction licensing amendments are being introduced to support high-quality care and help Albertans access the right support to meet their needs.

Construction is underway on the La Crete Maternity and Community Health Centre, expanding health care services for Albertans in northwestern Alberta.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement following the resignation of Minister of Infrastructure Pete Guthrie:

An irrigation district has been penalized $365,000 related to a workplace fatality.

Alberta’s government continues to attract job-creating investment and diversify the provincial economy.

Alberta’s legislature will reconvene on Feb. 25 with legislation to meet the challenges faced by Albertans.

If passed, Budget 2025 will invest $180 million over three years toward building two compassionate intervention centres, paving the way for Alberta’s upcoming legislation.

Strengthened local fire services with more support for training, response planning and greater collaboration will help keep Albertans and their communities safe.

Parliamentary Secretary for Settlement Services and Ukrainian Evacuees Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk issued the following statement on the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine:

Alberta’s government is awarding $5.5 million in grant funding to 19 organizations working to stop human trafficking and empower survivors.

Medicine Hat Recovery College will soon be fully operational with free recovery-focused mental health courses for Albertans to develop resiliency and resourcefulness.

Alberta’s government continues to take action to address racism and build a more inclusive province.

Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Devin Dreeshen has issued a call to action to federal Minister of Transport and Internal Trade Anita Anand:

Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade Matt Jones will travel to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to promote Alberta as a reliable trading partner and investment destination.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has released updates on two investigations.

The Alberta Sheriffs have shut down a problem property in Medicine Hat where complaints of drug activity disrupted a residential neighbourhood.

Orders Approved – February 19, 2025.

Dive deep into the stories and science that surround the magnificent orca at the Royal Alberta Museum.

Albertans in Calgary and southwest Alberta will have greater access to critical care as Rockyview General Hospital expands its ICU, cardiac and endoscopy capacity.

Alberta is hosting three major international sport events and two national championships over the next two months, driving athletes and fans to the province.

Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir issued the following statement on Family Day:

Alberta’s government is kickstarting accelerated funding to build new schools in Calgary, Edmonton and surrounding areas.

Alberta’s government and the Aseniwuche Winewak Nation of Canada are partnering to help recover caribou in west central Alberta.

Be safe, focus on the road because distracted driving continues to be a significant cause of preventable motor vehicle collisions on all Alberta roads.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League’s Toronto Sceptres and Ottawa Charge will face off in front of a sold-out crowd in Edmonton this Sunday, Feb. 16.

Alberta’s government is further expanding its recovery model with a new partnership in Drayton Valley. 

Recent post-secondary graduates have exciting opportunities to pursue hands-on experience in public service through the Municipal Internship Program.

Alberta’s government is investing $55 million to help businesses develop technologies that create jobs, lower costs and reduce emissions.

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

Lufthansa Technik Canada is investing $120 million in Alberta's aerospace and aviation sector.

Alberta’s government is advancing a midwifery strategy to attract more midwives and improve access to maternal health services across Alberta.

Orders Approved – February 12, 2025.

The government is appointing three new members, reappointing three others and designating a new chair and vice-chair to the Alberta Agricultural Products Marketing Council.

Alberta’s government is continuing to invest more funding to address and prevent gender-based violence and support survivors within Alberta.  

Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen will travel to Salt Lake City to promote the Minister’s Special Licence program and raise funds for conservation initiatives.

Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir and Minister of Advanced Education Rajan Sawhney recognize the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

Minister of Finance and President of Treasury Board Nate Horner and Minister of Education Demetrios Nicolaides issued the following statement on CUPE National attacks on public bargaining:

Drivers travelling between Edmonton and Strathcona County may experience delays as a large, slow-moving load moves north from Edmonton starting on Feb. 11.

Premier Danielle Smith and Canada’s Premiers will be in the U.S. capital to advocate for win-win solutions that will repair our country’s long-standing relationship with the U.S.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Justice and Attorney General Mickey Amery are demanding Ottawa get serious about drug crimes in Canada.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement in response to allegations around AHS procurement and contracting processes:

Alberta’s commitment to the Irrigation Rehabilitation Program is paying off.

Alberta’s government has supported the establishment of the province’s first eating disorders residential recovery centre for young Albertans.

A construction company has been penalized $110,000 related to serious workplace injuries.

Alberta’s new tax on electric vehicles starts next week.

Property tax relief, municipal revenue stabilization and regional transit services are on the way to support the Municipality of Jasper and its residents and businesses.

Orders Approved – February 5, 2025.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement following today’s first ministers’ meeting:

Minister of Municipal Affairs Ric McIver issued the following statement on the upcoming municipal election for Jasper residents:

Alberta’s government is encouraging Albertans to explore their electricity options and take charge of their power bill.

Alberta’s government will release Budget 2025 on Thursday, Feb. 27 at the start of the new spring legislative session.

Alberta’s government will launch a new program for Albertans with disabilities so they can receive the support they need while pursuing meaningful careers. 

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement upon the announcement of a 30-day pause on tariffs on Canadian goods:

Lovers of historic vehicles are in for a treat as two Alberta museums reveal their latest donations – a horse-drawn steam-powered fire engine and a downright regal ride.

Premier Danielle Smith issued a statement following the announcement of tariffs on Canadian goods beginning Tuesday:

Minister of Mental Health and Addiction Dan Williams issued the following statement on National Eating Disorders Awareness Week:

Minister Muhammad Yaseen issued the following statement in recognition of Black History Month:

Order approved – January 31, 2025.

Alberta’s government is making changes to the governance of Alberta Health Services as work continues to refocus the health care system and transition the organization to a hospital-based service provider.

Grab your toque, put on your boots and get active this Wednesday, Feb. 5 for Winter Walk Day.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate a Calgary Police Service officer regarding evidence provided by the officer in an off-duty legal proceeding.

Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services Mike Ellis and Minister of Justice and Attorney General Mickey Amery released the following statement on Alberta’s swift and unequivocal action to secure the shared Alberta – U.S. border:

MLAs will visit Salem, Oregon from Feb. 3 to 6 to continue to rally support for fortifying Alberta-U.S. ties that will bring prosperity on both sides of the border.

Front-line paramedics will soon have access to Connect Care, ensuring the delivery of safer and more effective care.

As part of the health refocusing, Alberta’s government is moving forward with establishing Assisted Living Alberta – the provincial agency for continuing care.

Orders Approved – January 29, 2025.

A new $53-million grant will create even more high-quality, affordable child-care spaces for the province.

Alberta is introducing a flat monthly parent fee of $326.25 for full-time licensed child care, or roughly $15 a day.

Alberta cabinet ministers will represent Alberta’s government at the 73rd U.S. National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.

Alberta’s government is taking action to grow the Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund to at least $250 billion by 2050.

Alberta honours three visionary leaders, inducting them into the Alberta Agriculture Hall of Fame for advancing and growing the province’s agriculture industry.

Alberta’s government has provided more than $12 million in matching funding with the Canadian Red Cross to support Jasper’s recovery.

Premier Smith issued the following statement in celebration of Lunar New Year:

Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Devin Dreeshen issued the following statement on Calgary City Council voting to proceed with the Green Line LRT project:

Alberta’s government is unveiling a new policy toolkit to accelerate simple permit approvals, reinforcing its commitment to cutting red tape.

Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Rebecca Schulz will travel to Japan to promote Alberta’s global leadership in reducing emissions and responsible energy development.

Alberta’s government is investing almost $4 million to help study and map groundwater in southern Alberta as demand for water grows.