The cabinet, comprising 25 members, showcases a mix of experienced and new ministers. Morinville-St. Albert MLA Dale Nally who was re-elected int he May 29 general election retains his position as Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction. […]
During summer months, Albertans take to our provincial roadways to visit the mountains, campgrounds, and many festivals that take place across Alberta. On highways, drivers are more likely to share the roads with semi-trucks, tractor trailers, and other commercial vehicles. […]
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is warning that over 34,000 small businesses in Alberta, constituting 20% of all small businesses in the province, are at risk of closure unless the federal government extends the deadline for repaying the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan. […]
Incumbent UCP MLA Dale Nally defeated NDP candidate and former Sturgeon County Councillor Karen Shaw in Monday’s general provincial election. […]
In a collaborative effort to protect the privacy rights of individuals, the privacy authorities of Alberta, British Columbia, and Québec have initiated a joint investigation into OpenAI, the renowned artificial intelligence (AI) company operating ChatGPT. […]
During Sexual Violence Awareness Month in Alberta, the RCMP is drawing attention to programs available for victims of sexual violence. May was designated Sexual Violence Awareness Month in 2018 by the Government of Alberta, which aimed to combat sexual violence. […]
Alberta RCMP working in areas affected by wildfires are reminding drivers that speeding is a high-risk behaviour which actively puts other road users, community members and emergency responders unnecessarily in danger. […]
In a recent survey conducted by pollster Janet Brown for Alberta Municipalities (ABmunis), it was revealed that Albertans remain deeply concerned about public safety in their communities and are urging the next provincial government to prioritize tackling the root causes of crimes. […]
Alberta Chief Firearms Officer Teri Bryant has spoken out against the federal government’s plans to implement a firearms confiscation program. […]
The Government of Alberta is investing $8 million into the Every Kid Can Play program, aimed at making sport, physical activity, and recreation more accessible to children and youth throughout the province. […]
Small business owners in Canada are working an average of 54 hours a week, the equivalent of an eight-day workweek for most salaried workers, according to a report by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). […]
A new $50 million Reshaping Energy Systems funding competition has been launched by Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) through the Government of Alberta’s Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction (TIER) fund. […]
With spring bringing warmer weather and clearer roads, RCMP are reminding motorists of the dangers of speeding. […]
Alberta Health Services have launched a new phone service to provide parents, guardians and caregivers who have concerns about their child’s development and well-being with free advice and guidance. […]
Elections Alberta plans to hire 20,000 staff to deliver voting services across Alberta’s 87 electoral divisions for the upcoming provincial election. Their recruiting campaign kicked off on Monday to fill a number of positions, including Site Supervisors, Information Officers, Voting Officers, Record Clerks, Registration Officers, Ballot Box Clerks, and Site Monitors. […]
Alberta is mandating body-worn cameras for all police services in the province in a move it says is to build trust between communities and the police that serve them. […]
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