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Eligible Albertans seeking their $100 monthly affordability payments will be able to apply for the payments starting Jan. 18 via a government portal, the province announced Monday.
You can renew your passenger vehicle or motorcycle registration certificates online or in-person.
The province has created an online portal to make applying for a fire permit easier.
Alberta’s government continues to reduce red tape by modernizing and streamlining services.
Apply for Working Parents Benefit today Working parents have until March 31 to apply to receive a one-time $561 per child benefit to help with the cost of child care. Some parts of this page will not display. JavaScript is not available in this browser or may be turned off. Parents who used child care from April to December of 2020 while working or attending school, can apply now to receive the Working Parents Benefit at alberta.ca/WorkingParentsBenefit. “The pandemic and the economic downturn has created significant stress for working parents, many of whom have continued to fuel our econom...