In Alberta, it takes a minimum of 3 years to get a full, non-GDL Class 5 Driver’s Licence. Learn about the steps to getting licensed and the types of licences needed to legally drive different ...

Whether you choose to live in a small town, mid-sized city or way out in the country – you will always be close to great jobs, incredible natural beauty and vibrant community life in northern Alberta.

The Alberta SuperNet is a network of fibre-optic cables and wireless connections across Alberta connecting over 4,200 schools, hospitals, libraries, government and municipal offices in 429 communities ...

The Premier's mandate letter to the Minister of Technology and Innovation outlines the objectives and priorities of the work they will focus on in their role. The Alberta Wallet gives Albertans the ...

The Office of the Alberta Health Advocates strives to empower Albertans to be effective advocates in their own health and health care. It provides support and advocates for a health care system that ...

The Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP) is a publicly funded and administered program that provides eligible Alberta residents with coverage for medically necessary physician and hospital ...

Alberta is part of Canada’s national traceability system and works closely with industry organizations representing a diverse number of livestock species and poultry. Traceability is generally defined ...

You can use your existing licence plate and vehicle registration on another vehicle for up to 14 days. You must also carry your proof of ownership document and insurance until you transfer the ...

Farmers' markets are a popular agri-tourism attraction in Alberta, providing a great shopping experience in a relaxed atmosphere. The Alberta government, through the Alberta Approved Farmers’ Market ...

The Premier's mandate letter to the President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance outlines the objectives and priorities of the work they will focus on in their role. Monitoring the environment ...

The Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) program promotes and enhances the well-being of Albertans, families and communities. FCSS programs are intended to help individuals improve their ...

Alberta’s government supports alternative modes of transportation infrastructure including bicycle lanes, when they are safe, well-planned, functionally integrated into the broader transportation ...