Council 6 serves of central-west Alberta and will advise government on ways to improve health care and bring forward local priorities.

Regional Advisory Councils amplify the voices of their communities to shape decisions to improve the health care system.

Follow these steps to apply for AISH financial and health benefits ...

Overview The Alberta Wetland Policy provides the strategic direction and tools required to: allow for continued growth and economic development in the province make informed management decisions in ...

Note, species status as presented within publications may have changed since the publication date. Current general and detailed status is listed for each species. Review how Alberta identifies, ...

This directive covers government office hours, and the hours managers, and opted out and excluded Alberta Public Service employees work.

Information for educators on Provincial Achievement Tests administered to Alberta students in grades 6 and 9.

Key stakeholders can share their thoughts on a potential levy that would apply to data centres operating in Alberta.

Education programs – Historic sites and museums Take your students somewhere they have not been for a while: Alberta's past.

Le gouvernement de l’Alberta offre l’entrée gratuite aux jeunes de 17 ans et moins et un rabais de 50 % aux jeunes de 18 à 24 ans dans les attractions de la province grâce au Laissez-passer Un Canada ...

Overview Wildfire season officially starts March 1 and runs until October 31 each year. Wildfires can affect communities in forested or grassland areas, including urban green spaces like ravines and ...

Alberta’s government offers free entry for those 17 and under and half-price for ages 18 to 24 at provincial attractions via Canada Strong Pass.