Contracts are binding legal agreements between the Government of Alberta and the supplier. Goods and services must be ...

Albertans can participate in this public survey to provide input on the draft South Athabasca Sub-regional Plan and regulations.

Government of Alberta departments adhere to the principles of the Procurement Accountability Framework, which reinforces fairness, transparency and integrity in the procurement process. For more ...

Getting started as a supplier with the Government of Alberta begins with understanding how the procurement process works and what is required to qualify as a supplier.

Quality assurance, market access and yield are key to the success of Alberta’s agriculture industry. Surveillance and monitoring for insects provides a key piece to this success by gathering ...

Small- and medium-sized manufacturers can get funding to help boost their productivity and increase competitiveness on the global stage. The Alberta Manufacturing Productivity Grant (AMPG) is a 2-year ...

Public, non-profit and private-sector housing providers can apply for funding for innovative and sustainable affordable housing projects. The Affordable Housing Partnership Program aims to bring ...

Fire permits are required for all burning activities, except campfires, in the Forest Protection Area of Alberta during wildfire season, from March 1 to October 31. See Get a fire permit for more ...

The Premier's mandate letter to the Minister of Environment and Protected Areas outlines the objectives and priorities of the work they will focus on in their role. Grant Hunter was sworn in as the ...

Select a quick, easy and secure way to complete your Seniors Financial Assistance application online. Submit documents online: this is the easiest way to send your applications, forms and updated ...

Learn about the role of the Health Advocate, what the office can do, and who the Advocate is. The health service system is complex and difficult to understand, particularly for those who are suffering ...

The governments of Canada and Alberta have signed a new agreement to increase oil exports to Asian markets, address investment uncertainty holding back Alberta’s energy economy and reduce emissions.