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Alberta’s government is exploring a new approach to post-secondary institutions’ international agreements.

Rocky Mountain House-area residents will soon have better access to health care now that construction to expand the community’s health centre to include a new operating room, additional recovery rooms and new patient support areas has begun.

Two immigration streams are helping set up newcomers and rural communities for success. 

Associate Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism Muhammad Yaseen issued the following statement on Dussehra, or Vijayadashami:

Minister of Environment and Parks Whitney Issik issued the following statement on Heartland Generation’s donation of land: 

Dr. Keith Aronyk, the first specialty-trained pediatric neurosurgeon in northern Alberta, is the recipient of the first Dr. Peter B. R. Allen lifetime achievement award in health. 

Albertans were honoured for their work preserving and promoting the province’s heritage at the 2022 Heritage Awards.

Alberta’s government is expanding on-the-job learning opportunities for post-secondary students, helping Albertans gain the skills they need for successful careers.

New quality standards will ensure Albertans acessing psychedelic assisted therapy in Alberta are receiving high-quality care overseen by mental health professionals.

New Community Protection and Opioid Stewardship Standards will protect the public from high-risk opioids while improving access to care for those with severe opioid addiction.