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• Alberta Aboriginal Relations

  http://www.aboriginal.alberta.ca/
  Works with Aboriginal communities and other partners to enhance social and economic opportunities for Aboriginal people.

• Alberta Culture and Community Spirit

  http://culture.alberta.ca/
  Currently working on a cultural policy that will encompass the cultural, historical and natural heritage. Also works with the film industry to encourage film and television productions, with the film development grant program.

• Alberta Economic Development

  http://albertacanada.com/
  Works to provide information and competitive intelligence, diversify industry products and services, expand export and trade, attract investment and promote tourism.

• Alberta Education

  http://education.alberta.ca/
  Responsible for early childhood education and kindergarten through grade 12. Includes resources for students, parents and teachers.

• Alberta Emergency Management Agency

  http://www.aema.alberta.ca/
  Leads the co-ordination, collaboration and co-operation of all organizations involved in the prevention, preparedness and response to disasters and emergencies.

• Alberta Energy

  http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/
  Manages the development and conservation of oil, natural gas and mineral resources within a framework of sustainable development, maximizing investment and benefits for Albertans.

• Alberta Environment

  http://environment.alberta.ca/
  Manages the use of the province's diverse landscapes to sustain a healthy environment, a prosperous economy and strong communities, by protecting the province's air, land, and water, including addressing climate change and waste management.

• Alberta Finance and Enterprise

  http://www.finance.alberta.ca/
  Responsible for the financial operations of the Alberta government. Contains information on the provincial budget, debt and investments, Heritage Fund, taxes and rebates, financial institutions, insurance, pensions, Alberta Savings Certificates, annual reports and business plans.

• Alberta Health and Wellness

  http://www.health.alberta.ca/
  Gateway to provincial health matters including health initiatives, legislation, information for health professionals, regional health authorities, and Alberta's Health Care Insurance Plan.

• Alberta Housing and Urban Affairs

  http://www.housing.alberta.ca/
  Responsible for urban affairs, affordable housing programs, and provincial government action against homelessness.

• Alberta Jobs, Skills, Training and Labour

  http://work.alberta.ca/
  Promotes safe and fair workplaces. Contains news and programs and services details.

• Alberta Justice

  http://justice.alberta.ca/
  Responsible for the administration of justice, including information on victim's services, legal services for vulnerable persons, corrections, prosecutions, policing and the courts.

• Alberta Ministry of Infrastructure

  http://www.infrastructure.alberta.ca/
  Responsible for infrastructure planning, and building and managing government-owned infrastructure. Other responsibilities include land acquisition, leasing and administering the Natural Gas Rebate Program. Includes tendering and contracting opportunities, environment initiatives and property for sale.

• Alberta Ministry of International and Intergovernmental Relations

  http://www.international.alberta.ca/
  Coordinates Alberta’s relationships with various levels of government in Canada and around the world.

• Alberta Municipal Affairs

  http://www.municipalaffairs.gov.ab.ca/
  Provides administration of municipal grants and funding, emergency personnel education and training, community services, safety and building services.

• Alberta Seniors

  http://www.seniors.alberta.ca/
  Supports the well-being and independence of seniors and provides housing support for lower-income seniors and families, individuals with special needs and the homeless. The ministry also includes the Seniors Advisory Council for Alberta.

• Alberta Solicitor General and Public Security

  https://www.solgps.alberta.ca/
  Information on justice, corrections, and law enforcement.

• Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation

  http://www.tpr.alberta.ca/
  Responsible for tourism development, and oversees parks, sports and recreation programs.

• Alberta: Agriculture and Rural Development

  http://www.agric.gov.ab.ca/
  The ministry enables the growth of a competitive, sustainable agriculture industry through policy, legislation, information and services. Provides weather and market reports, publications and FAQ.

• Enterprise and Advanced Education

  http://eae.alberta.ca/
  Ministry responsible for economic development activities, post-secondary education, entrepreneurship, industry training, workforce development, immigration, research. Contains news and budget.

• Municipal Government Board

  http://www.municipalaffairs.gov.ab.ca/abc_municipal_government_board_intro.cfm
  Quasi-judicial body makes decisions on certain appeals and disputes stemming from Alberta's Municipal Government Act, which forms the legal basis for the way local governments in cities, towns, villages and rural areas operate.

• Northern Alberta Development Council

  http://www.nadc.gov.ab.ca/
  A regional development council with a focus on advancing the development of the northern economy, with a mandate to identify and implement measures that will advance northern development, as well as advise government on opportunities and issues.

• Service Alberta

  http://www.servicealberta.gov.ab.ca/
  Coordinates and streamlines provincial government processes and programs. It includes Queen's Printer, birth, death and marriage related documents, residential tenancy dispute resolution service and surplus sales.

 

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