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Alberta’s government is working to ensure police are more accountable and more responsive to the communities they serve.

Patients receiving cancer care in Calgary are another step closer to receiving that care in a world-class medical centre. 

Energy Minister Pete Guthrie issued the following statement on Alberta’s energy sector at the 2022 Energy Council conference:

Alberta’s government is partnering with Women and Gender Equality Canada to provide crisis support to Albertans who are experiencing gender-based violence.

New legislation has been introduced that would deliver critical broad-based inflation relief to Albertans, with additional targeted cost-of-living supports for families, seniors and vulnerable Albertans. 

Orders Approved – December 7, 2022

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has completed its investigations into five separate incidents and released full reports on each of them.

On Oct. 9, 2021, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate an allegation of sexual assault by a Calgary Police Service officer.

Government has introduced amendments to Bill 1 that would provide clarity and certainty.

Alberta’s attorney general has introduced legislation that will reduce red tape, increase access to the justice system and allow the Legislative Assembly Security Service to carry firearms.