Harvey is described as a happy, polite and helpful child who genuinely enjoys contributing and making others around him feel ...

Abuse can happen in relationships, in communities and online. Find support, learn the signs and take action.

Measles transmission is currently occurring in Alberta, affecting individuals of all ages – including infants, children and adults. Most reported cases have been in children under 5 years old and ...

Starting July 31, 2026, you can start booking preventative health tests at participating private diagnostic clinics without a doctor referral. You pay for the test up front. If the test leads to a new ...

Respond to this threat by quietly and slowly backing away and making no sudden or aggressive movements as you do. Skunks can carry rabies, although skunk rabies is not currently found in Alberta and ...

Alberta driver’s licence and identification (ID) cards will feature an enhanced design, additional information and security features. Starting July 2, 2026, your driver’s licence and identification ...

We are working to stabilize, strengthen and improve Alberta's primary health care system. To help achieve this goal, the Alberta government is expanding opportunities for nurse practitioners so ...

The Condominium Dispute Resolution Tribunal (CDRT) is an independent, quasi-judicial body established under section 68.1 of the Condominium Property Act. Condominium communities bring people together ...

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The Immigration Oversight Act (formerly Bill 26) gives Alberta’s government more provincial oversight of immigration, increases transparency and reduces mistreatment of newcomers. The act will ...

Weeds, or invasive plants, are non-native plants that adapt quickly and aggressively to the Alberta landscape causing lasting damage. The negative effects of weeds include: Reducing the habitat ...