Strengthening privacy protections for the digital age

Alberta's government has tabled the Protection of Privacy Act to ensure Albertans have the strongest privacy protections in Canada.

Strengthening restorative justice in Alberta

Alberta's government is investing $720,000 to boost restorative justice programs.

Company sentenced for workplace fatality

A recreation facility equipment supplier has been penalized $200,000 related to a workplace fatality.

2024 harvest wrap-up: Minister Sigurdson

As the 2024 growing season comes to a close, Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation RJ Sigurdson issued the following statement:

Orders in Council

Order Approved – November 5, 2024.

Ensuring fair electoral representation for Albertans

Alberta's government is proposing amendments to the Electoral Boundaries Commission Act to respond to population growth.

Promoting Alberta's energy and sustainability sectors

Premier Smith will travel to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to discuss potential transformative investment and economic development opportunities for Alberta.

Encouraging Albertans to "Rat on Rats!"

A new campaign is reminding Albertans to do their part to help keep Alberta rat-free.

Strengthening primary health care across Alberta

Albertans will benefit from a $42-million investment to enhance primary care by recruiting more health providers and expanding essential services.  

Updated fiscal statutes benefit Albertans

Alberta is updating fiscal statutes to extend the Child and Family Benefit, among other updates.

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• Edmonton — Corrections to Comments Made by Premier Smith

Edmonton — Corrections to Comments Made by Premier Smith

Yesterday, Premier Smith addressed delegates at the Alberta Municipalities Convention being held in Red Deer. During her address, the Premier made some remarks about the Alberta RCMP and its current state that are inaccurate. Despite continuous communications with our provincial partners, the current strength of Alberta RCMP officers is regularly miscommunicated, as is our current vacancy rate in Provincial Policing (this excludes municipal policing contracts which are contracts in place with municipalities for their policing services).

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Updated fiscal statutes benefit Albertans

Alberta is updating fiscal statutes to extend the Child and Family Benefit, among other updates.

West Coast ports work stoppage: Joint statement

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Devin Dreeshen issued the following statement regarding the West Coast ports work stoppage:

Supporting the condominium and construction sectors

Alberta's government has tabled amendments to strengthen prompt payment for construction projects and improve governance in condominium communities.

West Coast ports work stoppage: Joint statement

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Devin Dreeshen issued the following statement regarding the West Coast ports work stoppage:

Grow your career with Alberta's public service

Alberta's population is growing and talented people are needed to work throughout the province in a variety of public sector positions to provide Albertans with programs and services.

Production cap will hurt Canadians: Joint Statement

Premier Danielle Smith, Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Rebecca Schulz and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean issued the following statement on the proposed federal oil and gas production cap:

Production cap will hurt Canadians: Joint Statement

Premier Danielle Smith, Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Rebecca Schulz and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean issued the following statement on the proposed federal oil and gas production cap:

Production cap will hurt Canadians: Joint Statement

Premier Danielle Smith, Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Rebecca Schulz and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean issued the following statement on the proposed federal oil and gas production cap:

Grants boost multiculturalism and fight racism

Applications open Nov. 4 for Alberta's ethnocultural and anti-racism grant programs to support community-driven initiatives that celebrate Alberta's diversity, address racism.