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Alberta’s government is providing Indigenous and small communities with an additional $3 million in grants to maximize opportunities in rural areas.
Alberta is investing more than $20 million to help Alberta’s drilling experts develop new technologies to keep responsibly powering the world.
Alberta’s government is cutting red tape to help service rig operators spend more time working in the field, not waiting at inspection sites.
The 2023 Oil Sands Greenhouse Gas Emissions Intensity Analysis shows Alberta’s oil sands have reduced emissions per barrel by 26 per cent, a 4 per cent improvement over the 2022 reporting period.
Starting June 1, all boats, jet skis, kayaks and other watercraft entering via Alberta’s east or south borders must be inspected.
Finance Minister Nate Horner will travel to Europe May 25-June 5 to meet with Alberta’s bond investors and the investment community.
Starting June 1, Alberta is the first province in Canada to require mandatory inspections for all incoming watercraft to keep invasive mussels out.
Alberta Health Services reminds people to stay safe while enjoying the outdoors this summer. Never assume water from lakes, streams, rivers or springs is safe to drink.
Alberta’s government is freezing its industrial carbon price to keep industry competitive and defend jobs in response to the uncertainty caused by United States’ tariffs.
Starting next year, Alberta’s T1 tax form will include a check box so Albertans can request information on the importance of organ and tissue donation.
There is now a single phone number for new parents across the province seeking expert advice on newborn care.
Agricultural societies play a crucial role in the province’s rural communities. They bring people together, organize and run events and improve the overall quality of life…
Global uncertainty is threatening the livelihoods of hard-working Alberta farmers, ranchers, processors and their families. The ‘Buy Local’ campaign, recently launched by Alberta’s government…
Dr. Sunil Sookram has temporarily been appointed as interim chief medical officer of health for Alberta.
One organ donor can save up to eight lives and one tissue donor can dramatically improve up to 75 lives. April is National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Month…
Alberta leads the country in housing starts so far in 2025, building 18 per cent more than last year’s record-breaking Q1.
EDMONTON – Your Alberta RCMP is recognizing the hard work of its Operational Communications Centres (OCC) and their operators during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week…
Premier Smith will visit Japan and South Korea to grow Alberta’s energy, agriculture and other markets in Asia.
EDMONTON — April 21-30 is National Immunization Awareness Week and Alberta Health Services (AHS) is reminding those living in Alberta to get immunized.
Alberta’s government is providing $1.1 million to help school boards develop plans for school building projects.
Parliamentary secretaries play an important role in assisting ministers in their work and helping to move forward and achieve the government’s priorities.
Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement following her meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney…
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.
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.
As the province faces headwinds from tariff threats that could cause inflation, Alberta’s government is ensuring Alberta families have more money in their pockets…
Emergency situations bring an uncertainty that can leave the effect of stress and anxiety for many Albertans and their communities.
Industries and businesses around the world are racing to develop and implement new technologies that can reduce their energy costs and lower emissions.
Improved transit could be on its way to rural Alberta, a UCP cabinet minister teased in a recent interview on passenger rail transportation.
Physiotherapy can provide many benefits for anyone of any age. The goal of this treatment is to make daily tasks and activities easier and can help with recovery after some surgeries.
