Back to school. Back to more. | De retour à l’école… et à beaucoup plus.With record funding for more teachers, supports and classroom space, students and families can look forward…Read more →

September 2, 2026 Media Inquiries Alberta Ombudsman Kevin Brezinski released the 2025-2026 Annual Report, which records the office’s achievements for the fiscal year. Highlights of the report include stories of investigations…Read more →

Statement September 01, 2026 Media inquiries Premier Danielle Smith issued the following statement in celebration of Alberta Day: “On Sept. 1, 1905, the Alberta Act came into law, officially establishing…Read more →

Innovation at work in rural AlbertaAlberta's government is bringing innovative technologies to rural Alberta, strengthening industries, and supporting economic growth. With $20 million from the Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction…Read more →

A ram-arkable new way to support Alberta conservationAlbertans now have an exciting new way to show their pride and support conservation efforts across the province with a special licence plate.…Read more →

International Overdose Awareness Day: Minister WilsonMinister of Mental Health and Addiction Rick Wilson issued the following statement on International Overdose Awareness Day: “Every life lost to addiction is one too…Read more →

Restoring property rights for Alberta farmersAlberta is restoring private property rights for farmers by removing unnecessary regulatory barriers that restrict how they manage water on their own cropland. This fall,…Read more →

Q1 update: Alberta on track for sixth straight surplusExpecting to end 2025 with a fifth surplus, the 2026 Q1 update puts Alberta on track for a sixth consecutive surplus year.…Read more →

News Recovery community opening in Siksika NationSiksika Nation’s recovery community is opening, further expanding access to culturally grounded addiction treatment options in southern Alberta. Greenlighting growth in GreenviewAlberta’s government is…Read more →

News Company fined for a workplace fatalityA landscaping company has been fined $318,000 related to a workplace fatality. Strengthening primary care in rural AlbertaAlberta’s $9-million additional investment in rural primary…Read more →