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The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded its investigation into a shooting involving an RCMP officer in St. Paul.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Justice Mickey Amery issued the following statement on the Court of Appeal’s decision on the federal Impact Assessment Act:

Students in rural communities will have better access to the resources they need as additional classroom complexity funding is rolled out.

Alberta is investing nearly $14 million in AI technology to increase MRI capacity by 20 per cent and deliver more than 41,000 additional scans annually.

New data shows methane emissions down 62 per cent in Alberta as homegrown technology drives faster reductions and energy production continues to grow.

Premier Danielle Smith released the following statement on Remembrance Day:

MLAs Pitt and van Dijken will attend the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) to advance Alberta’s energy and agricultural priorities with U.S policymakers.

Calgary is ready to welcome the 113th Grey Cup as the Edmonton Elks take on the Montreal Alouettes, with family-friendly fun and festivities leading up to the big game.

Minister of Justice Mickey Amery issued the following statement on Alberta intervening in the Supreme Court of Canada appeal of the federal firearms ban:

Alberta’s government is investing $250 million to expand seniors housing, upgrade existing lodges and increase continuing care so seniors can stay in their communities.

Contemporary dance artist Janita Frantsi has been named Alberta's seventh Artist in Residence and Arts Ambassador.

Alberta’s government is investing $39 million to boost urgent care capacity by 150 per cent and divert up to 300,000 emergency visits a year.

Minister of Indigenous Relations Rajan Sawhney issued the following statement on National Indigenous Veterans Day:

Associate Minister of Multiculturalism Muhammad Yaseen issued the following statement in celebration of Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas:

Alberta is building stronger tourism partnerships in France and Germany to attract more international visitors, increase tourism spending and grow the economy.

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Jason Nixon issued the following statement on new Statistics Canada data reflecting Alberta’s economic success:

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Jason Nixon issued the following statement on the federal government’s 2026-27 budget:

Orders Approved – November 5, 2026

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating the death of a man following an interaction with Edmonton Police Service (EPS) officers at his home.

Alberta’s government is releasing the independent report from the municipal inspection related to the City of Calgary’s Bearspaw South Feeder Main.

For the first time in more than 40 years, Alberta has a new official licence plate, with a “Strong and Free” motto.

Alberta’s government is investing $5 million to close gaps in women’s health care, supporting new solutions that improve diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes.

Minister Williams will meet urban planning experts in the U.K. and represent Alberta at Remembrance Day ceremonies at Vimy Ridge, France.

Alberta is heading to COP31 to promote its energy leadership, showcase emissions-reduction technologies and innovation, and pursue new investment and partnerships.

Proposed legislation, if passed, would strengthen protections for Albertans receiving care, improve accountability and support compassionate intervention.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded an investigation into the use of force during an arrest in Leduc.

A new procurement policy is putting local businesses first when spending taxpayer dollars to support jobs, create opportunities and keep more investment close to home.

Bill 38, if passed, would protect freedom of thought and debate on campus, support affordable and predictable tuition and set clearer student conduct standards.

Alberta’s government is easing affordability pressures by removing parental income from provincial student aid assessments for the 2026-27 academic year.

Alberta’s government is investing $25 million to strengthen flood and drought protection and keep communities safe.

New data shows Alberta is outpacing the rest of Canada in growing its front-line health care workforce and increasing surgical volumes.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating injuries to two men during a recent interaction on a highway west of Edmonton.

A roofing contractor has been fined $200,000 related to a workplace fatality.

Alberta is marking the official end of the 2026 wildfire season while looking at the progress under the Alberta Wildfire Mitigation Strategy.

Alberta’s government issued the following statement for Family Violence Prevention Month:

Minister of Children and Family Services Searle Turton issued the following statement recognizing National Adoption Awareness Month:

Alberta is reducing, standardizing and freezing education property taxes, delivering tax relief for Albertans and providing greater certainty for municipalities.

Alberta’s government is investing more than $6 million to build 24 affordable homes for Indigenous families and Elders in Calgary.

Albertans will no longer have to change their clocks as the province will be on permanent daylight time, known as Alberta Time, starting Nov. 1.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating the circumstances surrounding the use of a police dog to apprehend a woman in Edmonton.

Alberta is providing $5 million for Bow Valley College to explore health care education and training options.

Orders Approved – October 29, 2026

Alberta's government is strengthening child protection, keeping families connected and helping vulnerable children build safer, more stable futures.

Proposed changes would give parents more information about incidents, safety concerns and compliance issues at daycares, and strengthen government oversight.

Alberta’s government is introducing changes to improve transparency and give families consistent and clear information about their children's education.

Order Approved – October 28, 2026

Proposed legislation, if passed, strengthens consumer protections and puts common sense first for repairs, defective vehicles, credit protection and event ticket resales.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded its investigation into an RCMP officer’s use of a less-lethal projectile launcher during a 12-hour standoff at a rural property near Grande Prairie.

New legislation, if passed, will put merit first in public-sector hiring and enhance protections against intimate content abuse.

Construction is complete on the Enoch maskêkosihk Recovery Community, expanding access to no-cost, culturally grounded addiction treatment in the Edmonton area. 

Alberta’s government is investing $25.8 million in six independent school projects that will create more than 3,500 new classroom spaces across the province.

Alberta is setting a new standard in eye care as the first in Canada to expand optometric services and advance patient care.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean issued the following statements in support of Private Member’s Bill C-264.

Minister of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration Joseph Schow issued the following statement on the launch of Etihad Airways’ direct flight from Calgary to the UAE:

Alberta has expanded hospital capacity to a record high of more than 9,000 acute care spaces and introduced a new triage program to prepare for increased demand.

Minister of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration Joseph Schow will travel to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to advance Alberta’s trade and investment relationships.

Alberta is launching a $60-million technology competition focused on agricultural productivity, maximizing water availability and restoring land back to productive use.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has charged an RCMP officer in connection with an assault on a woman in police custody.

Regulations have been released that establish clear and consistent rules for school flag displays.

Organizations across Alberta are receiving grants to support people affected by gender-based violence.

The fall legislative agenda will reduce costs for families, put protections for Albertans first and defend the province’s interests.

Orders Approved – October 22, 2026

As the 2026 growing season nears the end in much of the province, Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation Tara Sawyer issued the following statement:

Alberta is introducing a new framework to provide clear and consistent guidance for how students are supported in classrooms.

Alberta is strengthening courthouse safety and security with improvements at 10 locations across the province.

A heavy equipment company has been penalized $155,000 related to a workplace injury incident.

Premier Danielle Smith addressed Albertans on the unofficial referendum results and the path forward for a stronger Alberta within a united Canada.

Transportation and Economic Corridors Minister Devin Dreeshen will travel to Washington, D.C, to strengthen cross-border infrastructure priorities.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement on the tragic events at CFB Wainwright on Saturday, October 17:

Minister of Hospital and Surgical Health Services Adriana LaGrange issued the following statement on the launch of the Triage Liaison Physician program:

Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business and Northern Development Tany Yao issued the following statement on Small Business Week: 

Alberta’s government delivers a $2.2-billion surplus for Budget 2025, setting the stage for a sixth consecutive surplus.

Alberta’s Winter Rules for utilities kick in Oct. 15, helping keep the lights and heat on for Albertans during the coldest months of the year.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean issued the following statement on the groundbreaking of the Yellowhead Pipeline:

Alberta Parks is celebrating another successful camping season, with millions of visitors welcomed this summer to enjoy and appreciate Alberta’s wild spaces.

Alberta is reopening a registration program so eligible ranchers can have their long-standing water rights recognized.

Albertans in the hardest-to-reach communities can now apply for up to a $1,000 one-time rebate to help cover the cost of satellite internet.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement celebrating Thanksgiving:

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

Minister of Mental Health and Addiction Rick Wilson issued the following statement on World Mental Health Day:

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Justice Mickey Amery issued the following statement on the Court of Appeal’s decision on the federal Impact Assessment Act:

Minister of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration Joseph Schow issued the following statement on today’s labour force survey release:

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) continues to investigate the death of a man in Edmonton police custody.

Minister of Justice Mickey Amery issued the following statement on the recent judicial appointments in Alberta by the federal government:

Orders Approved – October 8, 2026

Alberta’s government is seeking proposals for two new studies to identify where the province may face future water shortages and guide investment.

Alberta’s government is taking action to address high-density infill and support quality infill housing while preserving the character of established neighbourhoods.

Alberta’s government is expanding surgical capacity at Fort Saskatchewan Community Hospital to deliver thousands more surgeries each year.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating the death of a man following his arrest by the Edmonton Police Service (EPS).

Alberta’s government is investing almost $200 million to improve care and support independence through innovation in assisted living.

Alberta’s government is investing $2 million in 14 community-based programs that help prevent youth suicide.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister Joseph Schow issued the following statement on federal investments in Canada’s defence capabilities based in Alberta:

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded its investigation into an RCMP officer’s use of force.

Alberta is investing $10 million through the Primary Care Innovation Fund to support projects that improve health care and deliver better outcomes for Albertans.

The Canadian Finals Rodeo returns to Edmonton, bringing the country’s top rodeo athletes together to compete for the ultimate title in the championship’s 52nd year.

Orders Approved – October 1, 2026

Alberta’s government is restoring benefits for eligible couples, simplifying applications and advocating for more accessible Employment Insurance.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating a case involving a patient at the High River General Hospital who was injured after barricading himself in a room.

Alberta’s government issued the following statement on the Alberta Medical Association’s (AMA) ratification of a proposed master agreement:

An oil and gas exploration service company has been fined $114,000 related to a workplace injury incident.

Minister of Children and Family Services Searle Turton issued the following statement for Child Abuse Prevention Month:

Twenty Albertans have received an Alberta Immigrant Impact Award in recognition of their achievements and contributions to communities across Alberta.

Minister Andrew Boitchenko will travel to Mexico to strengthen and expand tourism partnerships.

Minister Tanya Fir will travel to Ireland and the United Kingdom to advance cultural partnerships and highlight Alberta's creative industries.

Applications are now open for the Ethnocultural and Anti-Racism Grant programs, which support local cultural and anti-racism initiatives across Alberta.

Minister of Justice Mickey Amery will be in Copenhagen, Denmark, Oct. 4-8 for the International Bar Association Annual Conference and justice-sector meetings.

Alberta’s government is celebrating this year’s recipients of the Community Justice Awards.

Alberta’s government is investing $5 million to enhance the student experience at Alberta University of the Arts as the institution celebrates its 100th anniversary.

Orders Approved – October 1, 2026

Albertans can expect fewer pharmacy trips for regular medications, continued drug coverage and new protections for workers 65 and older beginning Oct. 1.

Nine Albertans and organizations are being recognized for their exceptional service to improving the lives of seniors across the province.

Minister Adriana LaGrange will travel to Sweden and Denmark to learn how innovative health care models can improve access and patient outcomes in Alberta.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man following an encounter with RCMP officers in Whitecourt.

Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir issued the following statement to mark Women’s History Month:

Minister of Children and Family Services Searle Turton issued the following statement to recognize Foster and Kinship Caregiver Month:

Minister of Assisted Living and Social Services Nathan Neudorf issued the following statement on the Day of Older Persons in Alberta:

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement on the listing of the proposed oil pipeline to the west coast, now called Pacific Link, as a project of national interest:

Alberta’s government is cracking down on illegal dumping and high-risk waste facilities to protect communities, private property and the environment.

Albertans now have one more month to apply for their $100 Alberta Energy Rebate to get more money back in their pockets.

Minister of Indigenous Relations Rajan Sawhney issued the following statement on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation:

Alberta’s government is investing in new pre-treatment beds in Edmonton to bridge the gap between detox and treatment for people pursuing recovery from addiction.

Alberta’s government and partners are investing $71 million to open Calgary’s first cyclotron facility, expanding access to diagnostic imaging and cancer care.

Back to school this year means more teachers, more schools, more supports and more career pathways for Alberta students.

Alberta’s government has broken ground on a new shared francophone school facility in Edmonton that will house two distinct high schools: one public and one Catholic.

The 35th annual Tri-National Agricultural Accord will bring senior leaders from North America together in Calgary, Alberta.

Alberta’s plans for high-speed rail between Calgary and Edmonton are moving forward, with the federal government supporting the province’s efforts to advance the project.

Minister of Advanced Education Myles McDougall issued the following statement on Apprenticeship Day:

Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services Mike Ellis issued the following statement on Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial Day:

Alberta is strengthening school safety with new standards to help schools prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies.

Minister of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration Joseph Schow will travel to Mexico and Texas to showcase Alberta’s competitive advantage and partnership opportunities.

Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Minister Dale Nally will visit Las Vegas to showcase Alberta’s regulated iGaming market and strengthen industry partnerships.

Alberta's government is investing $38.5 million to build the infrastructure to support Beaumont’s proposed Alberta Motor Transport Association safety campus.

Alberta is helping graduates gain real-world experience and support innovation through Genome Alberta's work placements.

Orders Approved – September 24, 2026

Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen issued the following statement on Provincial Hunting Day:

Appointments to the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta and the Alberta Court of Justice will increase court capacity and support public safety across the province.

Albertans experiencing gambling addiction now have access to enhanced specialized treatment and recovery services.

Alberta’s government is investing $14 million to support sport and recreation infrastructure projects throughout the province.

Current post-secondary students and recent graduates of Alberta post-secondary institutions are invited to express interest in participating in a student focus group.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is continuing its investigation of a fatal shooting at a home in west Edmonton.

WorkFirst, Alberta’s new online Talent Exchange, opens doors for qualified job seekers while helping employers find the talent they need.

Back to school this year means back to more teachers, schools and mental health supports for First Nations students.

Alberta’s new Intellectual Property Framework will help turn Alberta-made ideas, research and inventions into companies, jobs and lasting economic value at home.

Alberta’s government is investing $1.1 million in a new program to help Alberta businesses expand into international markets, grow their exports and create jobs at home.

With a focus on career planning and financial literacy, new curriculum being field tested this school year will help prepare students for success in their future jobs.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating an allegation of excessive force involving an RCMP officer in Whitehorse, Yukon.

Starting Oct. 1, Albertans will save the full 13 cents per litre provincial fuel tax at the pump as global uncertainty pushes energy prices higher.

Alberta's largest-ever Team Canada contingent will showcase the province's skilled trades talent at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026.

Minister of Advanced Education Myles McDougall and Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir issued the following statements on Consent Awareness Week:

Alberta’s government is partnering with Covenant Health to develop a new health centre, bringing more care and health services to Airdrie.

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

Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Grant Hunter will promote Alberta’s approach to responsible energy development and emissions reduction in New York City.

Associate Minister of Multiculturalism Muhammad Yaseen issued the following statement on Yom Kippur:

Energy and Minerals Minister Brian Jean is travelling to London to advance carbon capture development and grow energy partnerships.

Orders Approved – September 17, 2026

Lady MacDonald has been designated as an All-Season Resort Area, creating opportunities for accessible year-round fun.

In the early morning of Aug. 26, 2026 Calgary Police Service officers responded to a call from a woman who was in distress and said she was armed and planning to harm herself. The woman also made comments indicating she wanted a confrontation with police.

An equipment manufacturer has been penalized $217,000 related to a workplace fatality.

Applications are now open for the Alberta Restorative Justice Grant.

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Jason Nixon issued the following statement on the U of C’s independent report on the potential impacts of separation.

Albertans can now read comprehensive, independent analyses on how separation from Canada could impact Alberta families, jobs and public services.

Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Grant Hunter issued the following statement on the ongoing fire at the ECCO recycling facility in Calgary’s Shepard Industrial area:  

Starting Oct. 5, Albertans will be able to book their annual immunizations against fall respiratory viruses, with expanded protections for vulnerable Albertans.

Alberta's government is offering several scholarships to help Albertans pursue careers in fields where they are under-represented.

Back to school this year means more teachers, more supports and more school choice.

Investments from provincial and federal governments will bring high-speed internet access to 1,833 homes across Alberta.

Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories are partnering to strengthen grid reliability through nuclear energy and electricity interconnections.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement in recognition of Alberta Public Service Week:

Associate Minister of Multiculturalism Muhammad Yaseen issued the following statement on Rosh Hashanah:

Minister of Education and Childcare Demetrios Nicolaides will travel to France, Sept. 12-19, to strengthen Alberta’s long-standing education partnership.

Premier Danielle Smith and Team Alberta will attend the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto Sept. 13 to 15 to meet investors and promote 34 investment-ready projects.

On Oct. 8, 2025, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate an allegation of excessive force involving an RCMP officer.

Alberta’s government is creating more than 8,000 new post-secondary spaces to help students prepare for rewarding careers.

Alberta’s government is investing $5.5 million to build a stronger workforce across the province, in partnership with employers and industry.

Minister Rick Wilson and Minister Searle Turton issued the following statement on World Suicide Prevention Day:

Alberta and Build Canada Homes are partnering to invest more than $385 million to build more affordable homes across the province.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded its investigation into an allegation of intimate image distribution against an Alberta RCMP officer.

Minister of Assisted Living and Social Services Nathan Neudorf issued the following statement on International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Awareness Day:

Back to school means more teachers, more schools and more supports for students falling behind in math and reading.

Alberta students continue to be among the highest achievers in Canada and the world, according to 2025 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) results.

Minister of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration Joseph Schow issued the following statement on Labour Day:

Muhammad Yaseen and Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk issued the following statement on Ukrainian-Canadian Heritage Day:

A new online portal has launched for businesses to directly inform government about the impact of tariffs and counter-tariffs on their operations, jobs and growth.

Parliamentary Secretary Shane Getson will travel to the U.S. and Mexico from Sept. 7 to 10 to support trade and supply chain connections with North American partners.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Justice Mickey Amery issued the following statement on the passing of Chief Justice Ritu Khullar:

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating a fatal shooting involving the Edmonton Police Service on Aug. 24, 2026.

Minister Justin Wright will travel to Japan and South Korea to meet with health leaders and explore approaches that support prevention and earlier detection.

Orders Approved – September 3, 2026

Alberta is launching North America’s first solar panel recycling program to protect landfill space, recover valuable resources and build a new recycling industry.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded a Level 1 investigation of an Alberta Sheriffs peace officer involving AI-generated intimate images.

Alberta’s government is investing in expanded cardiac care at the Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge, with design work beginning this month.

Drivers may experience delays as a large, slow-moving load moves between Tofield and Fort Saskatchewan on Sept. 4.

Alberta’s government is investing nearly $15 million in three new funding streams to strengthen family violence programs.

With record funding for more teachers, supports and classroom space, students and families can look forward to more this school year.

Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement in celebration of Alberta Day:

Minister of Mental Health and Addiction Rick Wilson issued the following statement for Recovery Month:

Alberta's government is bringing innovative technologies to rural Alberta, strengthening industries, and supporting economic growth.

Albertans now have an exciting new way to show their pride and support conservation efforts across the province with a special licence plate.

As students return to class, drivers can help keep them safe by paying extra attention around school zones, crosswalks and school buses.

Minister of Mental Health and Addiction Rick Wilson issued the following statement on International Overdose Awareness Day:

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is providing an update on its investigation of an incident in Calgary on Aug. 10, 2026.

Alberta is restoring private property rights for farmers by removing unnecessary regulatory barriers that restrict how they manage water on their own cropland.

Canada’s best BMX riders are gearing up to race as the 2026 Canadian BMX Championships return to St. Albert Aug. 29-30.

Alberta MLA will travel to Minnesota to promote Alberta's economic interests that support growth.

Alberta is marking Crop Diversification Centre North’s decades of success supporting the province through agriculture research that directly benefits farmers.

Alberta is implementing Canada’s first watercraft dip tank to stop the spread of aquatic invasive species.

On March 11, 2024, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate allegations involving an off-duty Edmonton Police Service officer stemming from an event the previous day.

Expecting to end 2025 with a fifth surplus, the 2026 Q1 update puts Alberta on track for a sixth consecutive surplus year.

Orders Approved – August 26, 2026

New funding for recovery facilities in Grande Prairie will expand access to life-saving addiction support for Albertans in the region.

Northwestern Polytechnic's new Skilled Trades Training Centre is expanding apprenticeship training and building northern Alberta's workforce.

Alberta’s government is creating a new industrial zone to attract investment, support long-term economic growth and create more jobs.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded its investigation into the use of force by a Calgary Police Service officer.

Siksika Nation’s recovery community is opening, further expanding access to culturally grounded addiction treatment options in southern Alberta.

The Alberta and Canada governments made strategic changes to AgriStability to help agricultural producers manage business risks from wet conditions this season.

Alberta is backing Edmonton-area innovators with bold investments to advance the next generation of Alberta-made technologies.

Alberta’s $9-million additional investment in rural primary care is delivering results, helping clinics recruit providers and expand local services.

A landscaping company has been fined $318,000 related to a workplace fatality.

Alberta’s government is investing in Calgary innovators to turn new ideas into technologies that drive economic growth and reduce emissions.

To help grow Alberta's music industry, attract investment and support local artists, Alberta’s government is welcoming its first music commissioner.

Applications are open for the Northern and Regional Economic Development (NRED) program, helping communities attract investment, create jobs and grow local economies.

Minister of Indigenous Relations Rajan Sawhney issued the following statement on the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty No. 6:

Primary and Preventative Health Services is advising the public of concerns related to an Edmonton-area individual who was allegedly providing aesthetic medical services from a home-based business while not being licensed to practise medicine in Alberta and representing themselves as a physician. The reported activities may increase the risk of injury and communicable disease transmission.

Despite severe weather in 2026, Alberta’s flood resilience projects protected Albertans and communities from river flooding, and reduced flood impacts.

Increased grants mean more Albertans with mobility challenges can afford the home modifications they need to live safely and independently.

September 1 marks the beginning of Alberta Culture Days, a month-long celebration of art, music, food, dance and so much more.

Alberta’s government is relaunching a task force to defend the province from aquatic invasive species, including invasive mussels and fish.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is continuing to investigate two separate non-fatal police shootings.

Individuals who consumed food or drink from the following location during the specified dates and times may have been exposed to hepatitis A: 

On July 9, 2026, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate allegations of intimate partner violence involving an off-duty RCMP officer in Blackfalds.

Albertan leaseholders can share feedback on draft management plans for the OH Ranch Heritage Rangeland and the proposed Pekisko Heritage Rangeland.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has completed two separate investigations involving the RCMP in Alberta.

An oil and gas exploration and development company has been penalized $312,500 related to a workplace fatality.

Alberta’s government is investing $5.5 million to prevent human trafficking and support victims and survivors across the province.

Alberta’s government is investing more than $3 million to help families access supports before a crisis happens.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Grant Hunter issued a joint statement on the federal government’s decision to scrap its electric vehicle mandate:

Orders approved - August 17, 2026

Charges have been laid and multiple guilty pleas have been entered after illegal lenders targeted Albertans with predatory loans and extortionate collection tactics. 

Minister Devin Dreeshen issued the following statement on the Ontario Appeal Court ruling on bike lanes.