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Grant call opens for Indigenous businesses

Indigenous community-owned businesses can apply for capital grants through the Aboriginal Business Investment Fund (ABIF) starting June 30.

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Local elections, councillor accountability: Have your say

A new online survey is asking Albertans about how to improve election processes and accountability for locally elected officials.

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New funding will help youth return to play

Alberta’s government is investing $4 million to help get more Alberta kids and youth active.

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Investigation into officer-involved shooting at Maskwacis concluded

On Oct. 22, 2018, ASIRT was directed to investigate an officer-involved shooting involving an officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police that occurred in Maskwacis earlier that day. One officer discharged his service weapon and two males were shot. ASIRT’s investigation is now complete.

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Opioid deaths declining: Associate Minister Ellis

Associate Minister of Mental Health and Addictions Mike Ellis issued the following statement on opioid-related deaths in April:

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