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Report from the Legislature - Calgary Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Calgary Region for January 19 - 25, 2012 includes information about Cabinet tours, the new Continuing Care Centre spaces in Calgary and the new neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) beds to added at the Alberta Children’s Hospital. -
Report from the Legislature - Calgary Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Calgary Region for January 12 - 18, 2012 includes information about the Keystone XL pipeline, the new medical reporting procedures for drivers with diabetes and the Walking Together: First Nations and Métis, Inuit Perspectives in Curriculum. -
Report from the Legislature - Calgary Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Calgary Region for January 5 - 11, 2012 includes information about the Red Tape Reduction Task Force and the 10-point plan for Alberta’s education system. -
Legislature Update - March 2010
Our government continues to lay the groundwork for future growth with our clear plan for economic recovery - The Way Forward. Our plan set the stage for Budget 2010, which strikes the right balance of meeting today's needs while supporting our vision for lasting prosperity. This vision centres on a strong, competitive Alberta, with the most advanced infrastructure in Canada and the best publicly funded health care. -
March Report from Art Johnston, MLA for Calgary-Hays
Last month, I had the pleasure of attending the 2010 Alberta Provincial Wheelchair Curling Championships . The 2010 Gold Medal winners were from Calgary and Bridget Wilson (Lead) is a Calgary Hays constituent living in Douglasdale. Congratulations to all the athletes involved. I would also like to congratulate the members of the Alberta Rocks Wheelchair Curling Association for all your hard work in hosting this exciting sports event. Curling is a thrilling sport that continues to grow here in Calgary and in Edmonton. Your efforts have provided an excellent opportunity for our Alberta wheelchair players to compete at this level. -
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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Road work rolls out in Calgary and area
The start of a new ring road section and improvements on existing sections highlight the 2010 highway construction season in Calgary and area. -
Legislature Update - February 2010
Our Premier, Ed Stelmach, recently named a new cabinet team, which will focus on four goals that will bring Alberta out of the recession and into a stronger position than ever before. Premier Stelmach promised Alberta's new cabinet will be focused on ensuring Alberta has: the strongest financial position of all provinces coming out of the recession; the most innovative and competitive economy in North America, creating jobs and attracting investment in traditional and emerging sectors; the best performing public health care system in Canada; and the most advanced infrastructure built in North America. -
Legislature Update - January 2010
As we welcome the New Year and prepare for another busy session of the Alberta Legislature, I am encouraged by all our government has accomplished for Albertans in 2009. From our plan for Alberta's economic recovery to electricity transmission to blazing a trail towards more environmentally friendly resource extraction, we have taken extraordinary steps to help ensure that our province remains a great place to live, work and raise a family. -
Province helps Calgary's homeless find permanent homes
Alberta has taken another step towards implementing its 10-year plan to end homelessness. The province is providing $6.2 million to the Calgary Homeless Foundation (CHF) for the purchase or development of 52 permanent homes for the homeless in Calgary. -
Southwest Calgary ring road planning study gets underway
The Alberta government and City of Calgary are beginning the planning work for the southwest Calgary ring road.A memorandum of understanding between the Alberta government and the City defines the planning study’s scope and sets out each party’s roles and responsibilities during the study phase. The memorandum also outlines items for future discussion and negotiation.
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