Emergency Preparedness Week: Minister EllisPublic Safety and Emergency Services Minister Mike Ellis issued the following statement on Emergency Preparedness Week and the upcoming Alberta Emergency Alert test: “Emergency Preparedness Week…Read more →

Growing Alberta’s aerospace and defence industryWith growing investment in aerospace and defence, Alberta’s government is helping position Alberta-based small- and medium-sized businesses as strong industry players. Alberta’s government is investing…Read more →

Alberta is geared up and ready for wildfire seasonWith trained crews, prepared air response, strong municipal partnerships and its Alberta Wildfire Mitigation Strategy, Alberta is ready for the 2026 wildfire…Read more →

Alberta Forest Week: Minister LoewenMinister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen issued the following statement on the start of Alberta Forest Week: “Alberta is home to some of the most…Read more →

May 03, 2026 Sexual Violence Awareness Month: Joint statementDuring Sexual Violence Awareness Month, Alberta is recognizing survivors, raising awareness and strengthening supports to help prevent sexual violence. During Sexual Violence…Read more →

Rodeo season rides againAlberta’s government is supporting rural communities as they saddle up for rodeo season. Each year, more than 100 rodeos take place in communities of all sizes across…Read more →

Enhanced oil recovery: Premier Smith Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement after the federal government’s spring Economic Update: “I am pleased to see the federal government include Enhanced Oil…Read more →

Building industry’s competitive edge Alberta’s government is investing in new technologies that reduce costs, improve performance and keep industry globally competitive. To support businesses in upgrading infrastructure and operating more…Read more →

Growing Alberta’s northern workforceAlberta’s government is increasing support for post-secondary students through additional funding for the Northern Alberta Development Bursary (NADB) program. Demand for the NADB continues to grow, with…Read more →

Common-sense speed limits Alberta’s government is testing a higher speed limit, raising it to 120 kilometres per hour on a select portion of Highway 2. In a recent survey, almost…Read more →