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Alberta’s government is investing $340,000 in Joey’s Home, a Winnifred Stewart Association permanent supportive housing project for people with disabilities.

Alberta is building more homes, resulting in almost 14,000 new housing starts in the first four months of the year – a historic record for the province.

Alberta is building more homes, with 3,122 new housing starts recorded in March 2024, 31 per cent of which were rental homes.

The Rusk Chamber of Commerce welcomed new member Stronger Foundations with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday, March 15.

If Budget 2024 passes, its capital plan would invest $840 million over three years to provide more than 5,000 affordable housing units and support more than 6,000 jobs.

Budget 2024 is a responsible plan that puts Albertans and their families first by investing in strong health care, a modern education system and supports to keep life affordable.

More than 1 million children die of wasting each year.

    The Alberta government announced on Friday, it is providing housing providers with a one-time $1...

Alberta’s government is providing housing providers with a one-time $10-million increase in operating funding to help them continue to house low-income Albertans during high inflation.

Alberta’s government is inviting qualified organizations to share their innovative ideas for new housing near Confederation Park in Calgary.