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Report from the Legislature - Rural Central & Southern Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Rural Central and Southern Region for January 19 - 25 includes information about Cabinet tours, the 80 affordable supportive living spaces planned in Medicine Hat, the new Continuing Care Centre Model in Red Deer and the Alberta Supports initiative in Central Alberta that assists young adults with disabilities. -
Report from the Legislature - Rural Central & Southern Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Rural Central and Southern Region for January 12 - 18 includes information about the Premier’s statement in response to the U.S. State Department’s decision on the Keystone XL pipeline, rural households connection to high-speed Internet, new medical reporting rules for drivers with diabetes and new classroom material incorporating First Nations, Metis and Inuit cultures, perspectives and history. -
January 2012 Legislature Update
As we enter the new year, we can look back at 2011 with pride and a sense of accomplishment, and we can move forward into 2012 with great optimism. Our province has remained strong in the global economic market throughout the ups and downs of the past year and we are on pace to be the national leader in growth. In addition, the Alberta government is forecasting significant increases in employment levels throughout the province over the next decade. With such strong economic positioning, our province will continue to be the best place to live, work and raise a family. -
Report from the Legislature - Rural Central & Southern Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Rural Central and Southern Region for January 5 - 11 includes information about the Tomorrow Project, Alberta’s 10 point plan for education and the Red Tape Reduction Task Force. -
Budget 2010 - Striking the Right Balance
The Government of Alberta has a plan to move Alberta forward and Budget 2010 delivers on this plan. It advances Alberta's competitiveness. It holds the line on taxes. It positions Alberta to be back in the black in three years. Budget 2010 strikes the right balance between carefully managing our spending and protecting priority programs like health, education and supports for those in need.
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Okotoks road work creates jobs, improves safety
Ted Menzies, Member of Parliament for Macleod and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Finance, and George Groeneveld, Minister of Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development and MLA for Highwood, announced that residents of Okotoks will benefit from up to $22 million in joint federal-provincial investments to upgrade 32nd Street and the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) crossing in Okotoks
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