With courage and selflessness, they serve their community and come to the aid of neighbours, friends and strangers alike.

Information for food operators and consumers on buying and selling low-risk home-prepared foods based on Alberta’s Food Regulation. Alberta’s Food Regulation sets the rules for the safe handling of ...

Corporations and registered partnerships investing $10 million to build or expand an agri-processing facility can apply to the program. The Agri-Processing Investment Tax Credit (APITC) program ...

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A blizzard warning is issued when falling or blowing snow reaches speeds of at least 40 km/h, and is expected to last 4 hours or longer. Visibility during this time is reduced to 400 m or less.

To support continued innovation, growth and prosperity, the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable CAP) has launched its programs. This 5‐year (2023-2028), $3.5 billion investment ...

The Persons Case Scholarship application intake for 2024-25 is now closed. Intake for the 2025-26 academic year will open in October 2025. The Persons Case Scholarship supports Albertans studying in ...

A grant for new, accessible, high-quality and inclusive licensed child care spaces in facility-based child care programs.

The Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program (RALP) offers funding that may cover up to 100% of eligible expenses to support producers in their ability to implement and maintain projects over a ...

The Alberta Food Centre has been helping the value-added food processing industry bring ideas to market for more than 40 years. Entrepreneurs and food manufacturing companies of all sizes work with us ...

The Environmentally Sustainable Agriculture Tracking Survey (ESATS) tracks use of beneficial management practices by farmers and ranchers.

The diversity of wildlife in Alberta surpasses that in many other Canadian jurisdictions. Resident wild species can range from ants and antelope to walleye and whiskeyjacks, and includes naturally ...