Non-profits play a critical role in supporting and building vibrant communities across the province and through the Crowdfunding Alberta platform…

High school students in Alberta are getting an opportunity to gain paid healthcare work experience this summer.

World No Tobacco Day (WNTD), recognized annually on May 31, is a chance to raise awareness about the impacts of tobacco use.

A new Aging with Dignity funding agreement with the federal government will enhance Alberta’s continuing care transformation efforts to support Albertans as they age.

Alberta’s first responders put their lives on the line each day to protect their communities. The Alberta Heroes’ Fund for First Responders (Heroes’ Fund)…

We all have the capacity to be compassionate, and we know that doing so can make an enormous difference.

For Emergency Preparedness week this May and in anticipation of the wildfire season soon upon us, Alberta Health Services’ Addiction…

Don’t let food scraps get thrown in the trash bin at home. Take some time to understand about composting and how it will work for you.

The investigation into regional irrigation continues to move ahead, and an open house is being planned this May to highlight progress in Phase 2 work.

A new program will support nurse practitioners to work independently and provide Albertans with more access to primary care clinics.

Alberta’s government wants to hear from Albertans on how to make auto insurance more affordable and stable for the long term.

On April 23, 2024, the Alberta SPCA was asked to assist the RCMP during an investigation on a property in Mountain View County.

Alberta has a rich, vast history, and Alberta’s government wants to recognize the Albertans who help keep that heritage alive.

Experienced gardeners begin their gardening season early, when the first of the seed house and nursery catalogues arrive in the mail in the cold and dark of winter.

Spring signals a re-birth of both flora and fauna in Alberta including the arrival of new wild horse foals in the backcountry. A local wild horse advocacy and watchdog organization…

Zebra mussels are one of the world’s most invasive aquatic species. These fingernail-sized, freshwater invertebrates have a hardshell and look a bit like a clam.

Better safety possible if province creates its own police service – but MDs and counties are disappointed they weren’t consulted.

Alberta’s government is fulfilling its promise to provide seniors with a 25 per cent discount on personal registry services.

Alberta’s largest innovation agency, Alberta Innovates, has invested more than $75 million through its Water Innovation Program…

Alberta’s government is making progress on a refocused health care system by engaging with Albertans to ensure the system provides the right care…