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The renovation and revitalization of a provincially owned building will keep Government of Alberta staff working in the city’s core, supporting more opportunities for local business.

New measures to recruit, retain and certify early childhood educators (ECEs) will support Alberta’s economic recovery by improving access to quality and affordable child care for families. 

Alberta’s government is helping fund the relocation of the Wanda School to the proposed Jeanne Lougheed Historic Park in Forestburg with a $275,000 grant.

Alberta’s government is honouring former chief justice of Alberta Catherine Fraser with the creation of a new scholarship in her name.

Minister of Energy Sonya Savage issued the following update on Alberta’s second competition to enable the development of carbon storage hubs:

Alberta's government is investing $1 million to launch a new made-in-Alberta forensic evidence collection training program to ensure that more health-care providers can deliver this essential service to sexual assault survivors in communities across Alberta.

Seven Indigenous women will form the inaugural Premier’s Council on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

Minister of Health Jason Copping issued the following statement on receiving the final report from the Alberta Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee: 

Premier Jason Kenney issued the following statement on Yom Kippur:

Alberta’s government is investing $12 million to connect more individuals with disabilities to meaningful employment.