More support for children and youth - June 11, 2026 by Your Alberta

An overpass over the QEII in Innisfail is now named in honour of Jack Daines, a legendary rodeo promoter, auctioneer and local philanthropist.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Devin Dreeshen announced next steps on passenger rail in Alberta.

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Minister of Tourism and Sport Andrew Boitchenko announced support for national and international sport events in Alberta.

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Alberta’s government announced new support to help skilled trades workers access flexible training and achieve certification faster while remaining on the job.

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Alberta’s government announced initiatives to improve surgical care access across the province.

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Minister Mike Ellis alongside representatives from law enforcement and the community announced funding to target organized crime activity.

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Minister of Tourism and Sport Andrew Boitchenko and officials made a youth sporting announcement for the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo region.

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Premiers and officials from Canada’s four western provinces and three territories were in Kananaskis from May 25 to 26 for this year’s Western Premiers’ Conference.

Mental Health and Addiction Minister Rick Wilson announced next steps for the new CASA House facility in Fort McMurray.

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