The Information Management and Technology (IMT) Policy Program delivers a framework on how to develop, maintain and enhance Government of Alberta enterprise IMT policy instruments.

Overview An Alberta.ca Account for personal use allows an individual to interact with online services. Some of these services may require your account to be verified by confirming your identity.

We want to hear from Albertans on the new draft Plan for Parks, Alberta’s strategic direction for recreation and conservation of sites managed under the Provincial Parks Act. This includes provincial ...

Albertans can share feedback to help inform a potential annual watercraft pass. Complete the survey by August 25, 2025.

Alberta engaged targeted stakeholders to strengthen consumer protection from predatory towing and vehicle storage practices.

The fire danger in the Grande Prairie Forest Area remains moderate. Cooler temperatures and recent rain have lowered the overall wildfire risk. However, wildfires can still start, especially in dry ...

Air temperature is an important feature of understanding our climate and an accepted indicator of climate change. Changes in ...

Part one – Soil and groundwater remediation Alberta’s contaminated-site remediation guidelines adhere to high standards for environmental and human-health protection.

The Geodetic Control Unit manages the Alberta Survey Control network within the framework of the Canadian Spatial Reference System (CSRS).

To ensure fair access to the program and maintain processing times, review the document checklist and include all required documents. Failure to include documents will impact processing times while ...

Amendments to the Agricultural Operation Practices Act help grow and diversify agriculture, while supporting the emerging biogas industry.

Key considerations when testing your water include the frequency, purpose, parameters to test for and where to get it tested.