Under the Mines and Minerals Act, Alberta’s government has the option to take its royalty share either in cash or in kind.

Paul Wynnyk of Sherwood Park served in the Canadian Army for 38 years, retiring in 2019 after rising to vice chief of the ...

Ron was born in Winnipeg in 1939. As the middle child of 5 born to immigrants who came to Canada from the Austro-Hungarian ...

Born in Edson, Alberta, in 1964, Jodi Leanne Abbott learned early that achievement required effort. Her mother, Frances, ...

Heather Joan Culbert is, quite simply, someone who gets things done. She was born in Wainwright in 1959, the eldest of 5 ...

David Bruce McEwan Bentley was born in 1958, growing up on Edmonton’s south side in a family where community involvement was ...

Dr. Ian Holloway is a lawyer, professor and naval veteran who has lived and worked around the world. As dean of law at the ...

In 1956, Kimberley Kent McConnell entered a family that had been farming the same land in Hamiota, Manitoba, since 1884. That ...

Alberta residents and interested stakeholders can identify potential Crown land locations for future tourism and recreation opportunities.

Students interested in agriculture have more opportunities to explore careers in the sector through a growing network of collegiate schools.

Funds research and innovation equipment and infrastructure at Alberta’s post-secondary and research institutions to support commercialization and economic growth.

The government provides resources on the right to French-language education, school programs, post-secondary institutions, vocational training, funding for students and adult learning. Several public ...