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Appeal for Support of Step to Humanity Association
Step to Humanity Association appeals for support to sustain its invaluable work. Step to Humanity Association, a registered charity organization...
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Appeal for Support of Step to Humanity Association
Step to Humanity Association appeals for support to sustain its invaluable work. Step to Humanity Association, a registered charity organization based in Canada, is dedicated to reducing poverty in developing countries, particularly Asia and Africa. The association aims to uplift underprivileged individuals and communities through various impactful programs, fostering sustainable change and empowerment.
Protecting at-risk Albertans from COVID-19
Government measures that protect the health and safety of at-risk Albertans from COVID-19.
All Albertans are at risk of contracting COVID-19, and anyone can experience severe outcomes.
Who is high risk
While we are still learning about the health effects of COVID-19, those most likely to experience severe outcomes include people who: are over the age of 70, have underlying medical conditions.
Updates on COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta
Albertans should remain diligent, stay home when sick and arrange for testing if needed to help protect the health-care system and limit the spread of COVID-19.
Latest updates
Over the last 24 hours, 875 new cases were identified.
There are 820 people in hospital due to COVID-19, including 137 in intensive care.
There are 12,838 active cases in the province.
RACIAL ATTACKS: Discrimination and hate crimes continue to increase in Muslim Woman
On Friday, February 8, at about 3:07 PM Ms. Sultana Chowdhury ( 49) was in front of the Rideau mall exit, right in front of the exit (still outside) An aggressive person took his arm and elbowed her down –targeted her. Approximately forty-five year old white male man, clean shaven, comb over, wavy and black hair looked like an average white male well put together, winter boot said Zaid, the Security Officer.
Keeping Alberta's homeless shelters safe and secure
June 29, 2017
The government is investing in 17 homeless shelters across the province to ensure they remain safe and accessible to all Albertans.(Media release).
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Nominate an amazing volunteer
June 22, 2017 (Media Release)
Nominations for the Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards are now open and Albertans are being asked to share the stories of the amazing volunteers in their communities.
Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards
“Every day, volunteers are helping to deliver important social, cultural and recreational programs that make life better for Albertans.
Ifter organized by Bangladesh Heritage and Ethnic Society of Alberta in Edmonton
Mahmuda Alam: A free community Ifter organized by Bangladesh Heritage and Ethnic Society of Alberta at Parkdale Community Hall in Edmonton on June 17, 2017.
Islamic lecture by Advocate Arif Khan and a special prayer was held followed by the Ifter in this occasion. Iftar is prayed for the Muslim Ummah.
Members of the organization - members of different religious groups were participated. Former President of the organization and President of Bangladesh Press Club of Alberta, Bangladesh Freedom Fighters Unit Comnd. Canada Executive member Delwar Jahid...
Grants engage visitors in new, creative ways
June 01, 2017 : Visitors will be able to get tourism information in more innovative and easier ways – from trikes to high tech, according to a Media Release.
Mobile visitor kiosks, like those used in Calgary, are among the projects awarded grants from the Visitor Services Innovation Fund. Eighteen visitor service providers have received grants from the province's Visitor Services Innovation Fund to help them develop new ways to connect with more travellers. For many people travelling in Alberta, these providers represent their initial point of contact and can help influence them to extend their stays, try new experiences and promote Alberta.
Indigenous voices support environmental monitoring
Community-based monitoring and Indigenous knowledge will bolster Alberta's approach to environmental science, thanks to a groundbreaking advisory panel.
Manchester bombing: Premier Notley statement
Premier Rachel Notley issued the following statement about the bombing in Manchester:
“On behalf of the Province of Alberta, I express deepest condolences to the families and friends of those who were killed and hurt in yesterday's senseless terrorist attack in Manchester.
Province boosts digital media, post-production sectors
Province boosts digital media, post-production sectors
Alberta's historic recognition of the Bengali New Year & Cheerful celebrations in North America
Alberta, Canada (May 5, 2017): The Alberta New Democrat Caucus of the parliament, in collaboration with the Provincial Assembly, a historic statement was made in recognition of the Bengali New Year by Ms. Dennis Wollard, MLA, . It was welcomed by a huge applause of the respected legislators. Honorable Speaker of the House Robert E. Warner expressed his deep interest to the Bengali New Year.
Alberta granted intervener status on Trans Mountain pipeline
Alberta has been granted leave to intervene on the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project judicial review by the Federal Court of Appeal. Alberta will be allowed to make both written and oral submissions. The judicial review – advanced by municipalities, First Nations and environmental groups – challenges the National Energy Board's report and recommendation as well as the federal Governor in Council's Order in Council approving expansion.
Helping families of missing and murdered Indigenous women
Families of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls now have an advocate to help them find information and resources related to their loved ones. As part of its commitment to the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, the Government of Alberta has established a Family Information Liaison Unit with approximately $1.5 million in funding from the federal government.
Local libraries benefit from provincial funding
May 26, 2017 : The Alberta government is providing $50 million this year to improve access and services at libraries.
The funding includes increased operating grants to help libraries keep pace with the province's growing population and to ensure that all Albertans have a welcoming space to learn, play, share and research.
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