Happy harvest 🌾 Alberta’s farmers are working long hours to get the crop off so they can feed our communities and the world. Whether you’re in the combine, driving the grain truck, delivering meals to the field, or running to town for parts, thank you for all you do!

On a Saturday no less, so many young Albertans showed up, spoke up, and leaned in at the Next Gen conference. That takes courage and it tells me our future is in good hands. I heard thoughtful questions and real ideas. As Premier I will keep the doors open, keep listening, and

It was great to see and meet with so many young Albertans at the NextGen Conference in Red Deer. Thanks to Chantelle de Jonge and Erika Barootes for bringing together nearly 200 young people from across the province to learn, be inspired and have their voices heard. Whether

What an unforgettable weekend at the Next Gen Leadership Summit! Watching nearly 200 young Albertans come together to learn, connect, and grow as leaders was truly inspiring. This event was a labour of love, and I’m deeply thankful to Erika Barootes for helping make this a reality.

Today, Alberta’s government announced that we will be taking the first steps toward building a new oil pipeline to the West Coast. Using the technical advice of major pipeline companies and with Indigenous participation, the province will begin engagement with Alberta and BC

Tomorrow on Juno News. Good chat with Minister Dreeshen on Canada’s trucking crisis, and Alberta taking a leadership role in cracking down on unsafe and fraudulent practices.

Nuclear energy has a lot of potential to help meet rising electricity needs. This evening I was in YYC to meet with Energy Alberta, who are already working on a potential nuclear project that could create jobs, and strengthen our power grid for generations to come.

Our government is proud to celebrate the third week of October annually as Women in STEM Week — highlighting the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Through initiatives like our Women in STEM Scholarship, we’re removing barriers, expanding

Today, I announced Bill 1, the International Agreements Act, to protect provincial jurisdiction and ensure decisions that impact Alberta are made in Alberta.

As we return to the Legislature, our government is focused on delivering on the mandate Albertans gave us in 2023 to stand up for this province, protect our freedoms, and chart our path forward. We will defend our constitutional rights, protect our province’s interests, and make

Today, Ontario launched their feasibility study to a build a new Canadian East-West pipeline and energy corridor. This advances commitments we made earlier this year between Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario to identify areas of collaboration including new energy and trade

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻I am so proud of MLA Chantelle De Jonge Chantelle de Jonge for standing up in Alberta’s legislature today and speaking out against the recent Supreme Court of Canada decision that softens protections against child predators.

Invoking the Holocaust and comparing United Conservatives to Nazis is appalling and beneath the dignity of Alberta’s Legislature. Lori Sigurdson’s comments were disgraceful, and she must apologize. See my statement below:

Alberta is #1 again! With over 4.8 million votes, Alberta was officially named the ‘Most Desirable Region Worldwide’ in London by the Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards. Read more: industry.travelalberta.com/posts/articles…

We must support kids with very high needs, in a more meaningful way. I am very pleased the ATA has joined our cabinet committee to create a calmer and less chaotic teaching environment inside our classrooms, as fast as possible. Read more: calgaryherald.com/news/local-new…

Today, we pause to honour the courage, sacrifice, and service of the men and women who gave so much for our freedom. Whether you attended a ceremony in Chestermere, Strathmore, or elsewhere, your presence is an act of remembrance and gratitude. Lest we forget.

Alberta’s health system must do more than respond to today’s pressures, it must be ready for tomorrow. Our Acute Care Action Plan will add 1,000 new acute care beds, deliver 50,000 additional surgeries, increase the number of psychiatric beds and continuing care spaces, and

In late 2024, Alberta’s government passed legislation to preserve the choices of children and youth, improve access to health services and protect children, families, and parental involvement in the education system. Since passing this legislation, three lawsuits have been filed