Alberta Treasury Board News

A joint ministers’ statement has been issued following a tornado and severe weather in west central Alberta affecting Rocky Mountain House and Clearwater County:

Applications are now open for the Alberta Energy Rebate, putting tax dollars back in the hands of Albertans.

Release of the 2025-26 Annual Report and other year-end results have been delayed to ensure accurate and reliable reporting for Albertans.

Alberta’s government is launching the Alberta Energy Rebate, turning energy revenues into money directly in Albertans’ pockets.

Alberta’s government has appointed an independent advisory panel to oversee the development of a report on the potential economic impacts of Alberta leaving Canada.

Albertans will continue to be protected by a new adjusted five per cent rate cap when the Care-First auto insurance system launches in 2027.

Participation in this month’s census will ensure Albertans get their fair share of federal funding to keep up with provincial growth.

As part of Budget 2026, proposed legislation will help the government move forward on key initiatives while ensuring every tax dollar is spent where it matters most.

A new independent report outlines projected savings of up to $366 per vehicle, per year under Alberta’s care-first auto insurance system.

Alberta’s government has introduced legislation to authorize components of Budget 2026.

Budget 2026, if passed, will invest $13.8 billion to strengthen Alberta’s hospital and surgical services.

Budget 2026 focuses on what matters, makes disciplined choices and takes decisive action.

Budget 2026 is focused on what matters most: strengthening education, improving health care and supporting Alberta’s most vulnerable.

Budget 2026 is strengthening what matters – resilient communities, a diverse economy and opportunities that support jobs and grow the Alberta advantage.

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Nate Horner issued the following statement about negotiations between AHS, PHAs and PHCs and AUPE:

Budget 2026 will be released on Thursday, Feb. 26. 

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Nate Horner issued the following statement about negotiations between AHS and AUPE:

Alberta is advancing jobs, infrastructure and growth as global trade tensions, lower oil prices and ongoing economic uncertainty put pressure on the province’s finances.

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Nate Horner issued the following statement about negotiations between AHS and HSAA:

Alberta has introduced amendments to key pieces of legislation across government, including measures to strengthen securities laws and combat contraband tobacco.