Government of Alberta | Alberta.ca
WEBA responsible plan to strengthen health care and education, build safe and supportive communities, manage the province’s resources wisely and promote job creation to continue to build Alberta’s competitive advantage. Drought. Alberta is at risk of droughts and water shortages. Everyone can help do their part. K to 6 curriculum renewal.
Health - Alberta.ca
WEBJun 9, 2023 · The Ministry of Health works to ensure Albertans receive the right health care services, at the right time, in the right place, provided by the right health care providers and teams. Alberta Health is responsible for: setting policy, legislation and standards for the health system in Alberta. allocating health funding.
News - Alberta.ca
WEBJul 29, 2024 · Update 34: Alberta wildfire information update (Aug. 7, 3:30 p.m.) Crews continue to make progress on large, out-of-control wildfires. Fire danger is now high to very high along the northern boreal region of the province, but relatively low in the central part of Alberta and along the eastern slopes. Aug 7, 2024.
Immigration - Alberta.ca
WEBResources for immigrant workers. Online tools, videos, statistics and other resources for workers moving to Alberta. Services, programs and grants available to help you immigrate and settle in Alberta.
Wildfire status - Alberta.ca
WEBForest area office contacts. Information line: 1-866-394-3473 (FYI-FIRE) Media inquiries: 780-420-1968. Email: wildfireinfo@gov.ab.ca. Download the Alberta Wildfire app. Previous Report a wildfire. Next Get a fire permit.
COVID-19 vaccine information - Alberta.ca
WEBSep 13, 2024 · COVID-19 vaccines are the best way to protect you from getting severely sick from COVID-19 infection. All vaccines are safe, effective and save lives. COVID-19 vaccines can be given at the same time, before or after influenza vaccine and other routine immunizations to individuals 6 months of age or older. …
Opportunity Alberta | Alberta.ca
WEBSep 13, 2024 · Alberta's opportunity by the numbers. Alberta offers the highest median after-tax income in Canada at $72,500. Explore mountains, lakes, rivers, forests and rolling prairies across more than 455 national and provincial parks and protected areas in Alberta. We helped more than 6,000 newcomers settle permanently in Alberta in 2021.
COVID-19 info for Albertans | Alberta.ca
WEBCOVID-19 is transmitted though tiny respiratory droplets or aerosols produced by people who have the virus. The virus spreads most commonly by breathing in air that contains infected droplets from people coughing, sneezing, talking, laughing, and singing, or when the infected droplets come into direct contact with another person’s nose, mouth or eyes.
Current provincial population estimates | Alberta.ca
WEBSep 13, 2024 · A population estimate is a measure of the current or historical population at a particular point in time. As of April 1, 2024, Alberta’s population was 4,849,906. Alberta’s population growth continues to accelerate. In the 12 months preceding April 1, 2024, the province’s population expanded by 204,677 people, or 4.41%.
About government - Alberta.ca
WEBGovernment of Alberta strategies, initiatives and plans support the achievement of key priorities. Alberta government organizations, legislation, priorities, taxes and levies, and First Nations and Métis policy and services.
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