Government of Alberta

Image shows a blue background with an Alberta legislature icon. Text reads Budget 2026, focusing on what matters by making disciplined choices and taking decisive action. Investing in stronger health care, better education and a more resilient economy. Visit Alberta.ca/budget

Image shows a blue background with a nurse practitioner icon. Text reads supporting health care. $34.4B in total expenses across the health care system, $13.3B in 2026-27 for hospital and surgical systems, $12.4B for Primary and Preventative Health Services, $5.9B for Assisted Living Alberta and continuing care and $3.4B for disability supports in 2026-27.

Image shows a blue background with a graduation student icon. Text reads investing in education. $10.8B for K-12 operational funding to hire more teachers and educational assistants, $3.3B for school infrastructure across the province and $2.7B in post-secondary education in 2026-27 to help grow a skilled workforce.

Image shows a blue background with a house icon. Text reads growing our economy. $28.3B over three years for the capital plan for schools, hospitals, roads and bridges. $129M for economic development and trade. $115M in 2026-27 for skills and training programs and workforce initiatives.

Global economic uncertainty, lower oil prices & population growth are placing pressure on Alberta’s finances & public services.

Alberta needs more classrooms, hospital capacity, infrastructure & support systems at a time when resource revenues are down.

Visit: alberta.ca/budget

#ABBudget #abpoli

Image shows two used wooden paintbrushes sitting on top of a paint palette. Text on the left reads, Alberta Culture Days Grant. Non-profits can apply for funding for an official community celebration site, with the  Apply Now bolded. Alberta logo in bottom right corner.

The Alberta Culture Days Grant is NOW OPEN! 🎉
 
We’re offering grants of up to $10,000 to help community groups & non-profits host cultural celebrations for #AlbertaCultureDays
 
Apply now by March 15: www.alberta.ca/alberta-cult...

A group of four young people are laughing outside in the winter. The text reads gets immunized, get protected. The white A on blue logo is in the bottom right hand corner.

Plan ahead and book your immunizations before respiratory viruses peak. The flu vaccine is free while COVID-19/RSV vaccines are provided at no cost to eligible Albertans. Most pharmacies can accept walk ins for the flu vaccine for people 5 & older: bookvaccine.alberta.ca/vaccine/s/

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Even dogs that love winter shouldn’t stay outside for long in cold conditions. ❄️

Their paws, ears and tail can be easy targets for frostbite.

When an extreme cold warning is in effect, limit your pet's time outside and make sure they have warm shelter indoors.

#petsafety #albertawinters

A person in a blue snowsuit and helmet is riding a snowmobile. Text reads Speed thrills until it kills.

❄️ Ready for adventure? Whether you’re a seasoned sledder or just starting out, make sure you’re riding safe and legal. Register your snowmobile, wear your CSA-compliant helmet, and stick to designated trails. Learn more: www.alberta.ca/snowmobiling...

A pair of scissors cutting a red ribbon. Text reads cutting red tape. The white Alberta logo is on the bottom right.

Alberta’s new Red Tape Reduction Bill means smarter driver’s license & ID cards, smoother registration for out-of-province professions, development of all-season resorts & the creation of hunting preserves for farmed elk & deer.

Learn more: www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?...

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If passed, the Regulated Professions Neutrality Act would set clear limits on when regulators can discipline professionals for off-duty expressive conduct, protecting their freedom of expression and ensuring they are treated fairly: www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?...

[Image description: Image shows a youth girls soccer team practicing on a field in red jerseys. Text reads, Proposed legislation, Supporting children, parents and female sport. White Alberta logo in bottom right corner.]

If passed, the Protecting Alberta’s Children Statutes Amendment Act would invoke the notwithstanding clause to protect the well-being and safety of children and youth.

Learn more: www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?...

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The new Acute Care Action Plan will add more hospital beds, expand surgeries and strengthen emergency and mental health supports so Albertans can receive quick and reliable care starting today.
 
Learn more: www.alberta.ca/acute-care-a...

A smiling mother and daughter is looking at their laptop. The text reads parent payment portal still open. The white Alberta logo is in the bottom right hand corner.

Classes resumed Oct 29, but the parent payment portal will remain open until Nov. 14 for applications.

For payment details visit: www.alberta.ca/parent-suppo...

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The new Canada-Alberta Productivity Grant is now open for applications!

This program will help employers invest in training to increase efficiency, stimulate innovation and equip Albertans with critical job skills.

Apply now: alberta.ca/CAPG

Image shows a crop field in rural Alberta being watered. Text reads proposed legislation, Meeting Alberta’s rising demand for water. Alberta logo in bottom right corner.

Proposed legislation would help farmers, ranchers, communities and businesses by streamlining regulatory requirements, increasing transparency and making it easier to use and share water, while keeping strong environmental protections in place: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…

Image shows a dad helping his daughter to ride a bike. Text reads proposed legislation, strengthening policing and public safety laws. Alberta logo in bottom right corner.

If passed, Bill 4: Public Safety and Emergency Services Statutes Amendment Act brings together several focused changes that support stronger policing, streamline correctional services operations and improve information sharing to prevent domestic violence: www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?...

[Image description: Image shows students walking on campus in a common outdoor space. Text reads, proposed legislation, Strengthening the Private Career Colleges Sector, with white Alberta logo in bottom right corner.]

Private career colleges play an important role in Alberta's adult learning system.
 
Proposed changes to the Private Vocational Training Act would protect students, strengthen oversight & boost transparency to support Alberta’s growing economy.
 
Learn more: www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?...

An image of Moraine Lake with a blue overlay. The text reads Speech from the Throne, Moving Alberta forward with results. The white A on blue logo is in the bottom right hand corner.

Throne Speech 2025 outlines the government priorities that will turn plans into results Albertans can count on. Learn more: alberta.ca/throne-speech

Alberta women are trailblazers at home and around the world.
 
Throughout the month of October, we're sharing historical snapshots to honour some of the many women who helped shape our province.
 
Happy Women’s History Month!

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On September 30, we wear orange and gather to honour residential school survivors, their families and the children who never returned home.

The 24/7 National Residential Schools Support Line can be reached at: 1-800-721-0066

Learn more: www.alberta.ca/day-for-trut...

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Thank you, coaches.
 
This National Coaches Week, we’re proud to celebrate the dedicated Alberta coaches who help make our athletes shine.

#ThanksCoach
 
For more information on coaching or our multisport games in Alberta visit: albertasport.ca/coaching/ncc...

[image description: Image shows a close up painting with broad strokes in different colours,with a blue overlay on top. Text reads, Alberta Culture Days, September 1-30, with blue Alberta logo in bottom right corner.]

[image description: Image shows a blurred outdoor concert at a festival with a blue and green overlay on top. Text reads, Discover, Discover a variety of community events across the province throughout September, with blue Alberta logo in bottom right corner.]

[image description: Image shows a blurred outdoor concert at a festival with a blue and green overlay on top. Text reads, Experience, experience our largest celebration of arts, culture, heritage, diversity and community spirit, with blue Alberta logo in bottom right corner.]

[image description: Image shows a blurred outdoor concert at a festival with a green overlay on top. Text reads, Celebrate, celebrate Alberta’s arts and culture scene. Find an event happening in your community, albertaculturedays.ca, with blue Alberta logo in bottom right corner.]

30 days to discover, experience and celebrate.

Alberta Culture Days is the province’s month-long celebration of arts, heritage, diversity and community spirit, hosted by community organizations.

Find events near you by tapping:
www.alberta.ca/alberta-cult...

The pre-order function is intended help reduce waste while providing better data and information to better prepare vaccine supply needs for each season. You are not required to use the pre-order system to receive a vaccine. Yes, both vaccines can be given at a public health clinic.

COVID-19 info for Albertans Learn about COVID-19 and how to protect yourself and your family.

Hi Amy, you can find a list of eligible health care workers on our website at www.alberta.ca/coronavirus-...

An illustration of a hand placing a bandage on a person's arm. Text reads Changes to COVID-19 vaccine rollout. The Alberta government logo is in the bottom right corner.

The fall immunization program will help protect those at highest risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19.

Eligible Albertans will receive the vaccine free of charge. Other Albertans will pay a fee of $100. Learn more www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?... #Alberta #ableg #abhealth

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[Image description: Image shows the Alberta Legislature Grounds drone show from last years Alberta Day celebration. The drones in the sky spelt out Alberta with a pink heart behind the letters in the sky.]

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Celebrate with us on Sunday, August 31! 🎉

Join us as we come together to honour Alberta's unique spirit, culture & heritage with exciting events across the province. Enjoy live performances, local food, artisan vendors & more.

Plan your celebration at: alberta.ca/AlbertaDay

A person with disabilities handing a debit machine to a customer to pay. Text reads Have your say: Alberta Disability Assistance Program. The Alberta government logo is in the bottom right corner.

Help shape the Alberta Disability Assistance Program.

With your input, #ADAP will empower Albertans with disabilities to find meaningful employment while still providing the supports they need.

Share your insights by Sept. 12: www.alberta.ca/adap #Alberta #ableg #AISH #haveyoursay

A person spraying insect repellent on their leg. Text reads Protect yourself from West Nile Virus. Cover up your skin and use insect repellent that contains DEET or Icaridin when heading outside. The Alberta government logo is in the bottom right corner.

It’s time to break out the mosquito repellent to protect yourself from the West Nile virus.

Cover up when you go outside and use insect repellents that contain DEET or Icaridin. If you're concerned about potential symptoms, call Health Link at 811 or visit albertahealthservices.ca/news/Page151...

A person wearing a hard hat the background shows an orange haze. Text reads Stay safe while working in the heat. The Alberta government logo is in the bottom right corner.

Remember to keep cool while working in the heat.
As with all hazards, employers must plan to address dangers for working in the heat.
This can include:
🥵a cooling station for rest
🧊scheduling physical jobs for cooler times
🥤providing cool drinking water
More info: www.alberta.ca/working-extr...

The former RAM building. Text reads Inviting proposals to repurpose former Royal Alberta Museum. Apply now. Credit for the image is in the bottom left corner, and the Alberta government logo is in the bottom right.

We heard you. Albertans have a strong connection to the old RAM in #yeg so we're exploring all options to repurpose the site.
We're opening one more opportunity to submit formal proposals to maintain or repurpose it.
Submissions will be accepted until Sept 26 at purchasing.alberta.ca #Alberta

A family visiting Fort George and Buckingham House. Text reads Free admission to heritage sites and museums for youth. In collaboration with Canada Strong Pass. The Alberta government logo is in the bottom right corner.

Experience our history for free! 💸

Kids under 18 can access all provincial historic sites and museums free of charge this summer and anyone 18-24 can get in half-priced.

Plan your visit by Sept 2: www.alberta.ca/historic-sit... #Alberta #Canada #history

An ariel view of the twinned highway and the overpass. Text reads The Honourable Peter Lougheed Memorial Wildlife Overpass. Photo credit Neil Zeller. The Alberta logo is on the bottom right.

The Honourable Peter Lougheed Memorial Wildlife Overpass will reduce animal-vehicle collisions by up to 80% and protect wildlife in a busy wildlife corridor. The crossing supports the Alberta Wildlife Watch Program to prevent animal-vehicle collisions: www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?...

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There’s something special about supporting what’s grown, made and built right here in Alberta. 💙

Ready to live a more local lifestyle?

Our toolkit is full of simple tips and resources to help you support local every day: www.alberta.ca/small-busine...