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Key Facts: Welcoming the World Cup of Hockey 2028 is an opportunity to showcase Alberta and strengthen our reputation as a premier sport tourism destination. Our government is thrilled Alberta won the bid to host this world‑class tournament, creating jobs and delivering a strong economic return for taxpayers. ·         By supporting international competitions, our government is creating opportunities for local businesses and communities across the province. Alberta is ready t

Key Messages: Albertans don’t back down from a challenge and we all know that right now, fiscal times are tough. Costs are up and uncertainty is everywhere. Slowing global markets, low oil prices, population growth and other outside pressures are affecting Alberta’s bottom line. Budget 2026 focuses on what matters, makes disciplined choices, and takes decisive action to meet these challenges head-on. The budget is focused on targeted investments in education, health care and

Today, we take time to celebrate and recognize Alberta’s rich history and heritage. Heritage Day was first declared a provincial holiday in 1974 by the Alberta government. It is celebrated annually on the first Monday in August. For constituents of Red Deer-North, there are several activities are happening locally, including programming at the Red Deer Museum and Art Gallery, and you can find some of them here: https://visitreddeer.com/plan-your-trip/events . Red Deer-North

Alberta’s government is providing $45 million to power new hydrogen technologies that will reduce emissions and create jobs. Hydrogen is expected to be a $2.5-trillion to $11-trillion industry worldwide by 2050, and Alberta is ready to emerge as a leader in that global market. As Canada’s largest hydrogen producer, Alberta can produce some of the lowest-cost clean hydrogen in the world. Alberta has created a Hydrogen Roadmap, an Emissions Reduction and Energy Development Plan