A $866,000 donation from the Children’s Ability Fund will support young children with communication needs and their families.

Many Alberta women are now able to start biennial (every two years) breast cancer screening sooner following changes to clinical practice guidelines.

Associate Minister of Status of Women Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk issued this statement recognizing the 10th International Day of Rural Women…

Starting in spring 2023, Alberta will no longer require the advanced road test for Class 5 and Class 6 driver’s licences.

New federal rules around handguns target law-abiding firearms owners instead of dangerous criminals.

Nisku, AB – The Rural Municipalities of Alberta (RMA) has submitted a report to the Ministry of Justice and Solicitor General opposing the creation of an Alberta Provincial Police Service (APPS).

EDMONTON - Terri Pelton was sworn-in today as Alberta’s new Child and Youth Advocate during an official ceremony at the legislature.

Alberta’s government has developed the Wild Boar Control Program to eliminate the destructive pest’s threat to crops, livestock and the environment.

Alberta’s government is supporting the City of Edmonton’s 2026 FIFA World Cup host city bid.

New conservation officers will be deployed across the province to conserve and protect Alberta’s Crown lands through education, prevention and enforcement.

Albertans should be aware of a new consumer scam offering refunds for licence plate expiry stickers.

Alberta’s government will stop the collection of the provincial fuel tax to offer Albertans relief from current high fuel prices. Currently, Albertans pay 13 cents per litre in fuel tax.

Appointments for third doses for Albertans aged 12 to 17 can now be booked for March 14 onward at AHS clinics and participating pharmacies through the Alberta Vaccine Booking system.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is applauding the Kenney government’s decision to pause the provincial fuel tax while oil prices are soaring. Removing the provincial fuel tax will save taxpayers 13 cents per litre on gasoline.

Albertans will have more access to critical care beds thanks to a $300-million investment over three years to expand health-care capacity.

Albertans are invited to participate in Wellness Exchange, an upcoming series of skill-building workshops designed to help adults increase their ability to cope with change, build resilience, and improve overall well-being.

As COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to decline and pressure on the health-care system decreases, step two of the province’s path back to normal will begin on March 1.

Taxpayers are spending tens of billions of dollars on public infrastructure as part of Alberta’s Recovery Plan, creating 50,000 direct and 40,000 indirect jobs.