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Transportation business plan [2001 - 2004]

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As part of the Government of Alberta’s commitment to be open and accountable to the public, all ministries are required to prepare and make public three-year ministry business plans. The ministry... More ≫

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As part of the Government of Alberta’s commitment to be open and accountable to the public, all ministries are required to prepare and make public three-year ministry business plans. The ministry business plan encompasses the department and all consolidated entities, and aligns with the strategic direction of the Government of Alberta. Each business plan includes a description of the ministry, desired outcomes, priority initiatives, and performance measures and indicators. Current and forecast budgeting information for the planning period is also included.

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Government of Alberta flood recovery plan

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The purpose of this Recovery Plan is to provide more detail for government ministries, municipalities, and other organizations to understand how the Government of Alberta intends to achieve the... More ≫

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The purpose of this Recovery Plan is to provide more detail for government ministries, municipalities, and other organizations to understand how the Government of Alberta intends to achieve the outcomes described in the Framework. This detail includes the key milestones to be achieved in this fiscal year (to March 31, 2014) and beyond. The strategic guidance is intended to both enable continued coordination of efforts and to provide the clarity required for long-term planning across GoA ministries.

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Alberta Traffic Safety Plan : saving lives on Alberta's roads

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This plan proposes a comprehensive framework for action to reduce collisions in our province. It is also a blueprint as the Alberta government works towards meeting targets set out in the national... More ≫

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This plan proposes a comprehensive framework for action to reduce collisions in our province. It is also a blueprint as the Alberta government works towards meeting targets set out in the national strategy Canada Roads Safety Vision 2010. The Plan aims to make Alberta's roads safe.

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Traffic safety plan 2015

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Alberta's first Traffic Safety Plan was introduced in 2007. The number of collisions, deaths and injuries on Alberta's roads has declined considerably since the implementation of this plan by the... More ≫

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Alberta's first Traffic Safety Plan was introduced in 2007. The number of collisions, deaths and injuries on Alberta's roads has declined considerably since the implementation of this plan by the Alberta government and its traffic safety partners. Over the past four years, traffic fatalities have dropped by nearly 32 per cent.

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Dangerous goods incident support plan 2015

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The purpose of the Dangerous Goods Incident Support Plan is to ensure the safety of persons, property and the environment whenever a dangerous goods incident occurs on Alberta’s transportation network. More ≫

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The purpose of the Dangerous Goods Incident Support Plan is to ensure the safety of persons, property and the environment whenever a dangerous goods incident occurs on Alberta’s transportation network.

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Lesser Slave Lake regional wildfire recovery plan

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The objective of the Slave Lake Regional Recovery Plan is to return the region to its pre-disaster state while ensuring that the communities are not socially, environmentally or economically... More ≫

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The objective of the Slave Lake Regional Recovery Plan is to return the region to its pre-disaster state while ensuring that the communities are not socially, environmentally or economically disadvantaged by the wildfire event and are well positioned for future growth. This should not be viewed simply in terms of rebuilding to the previous status quo as this may no longer be sustainable, competitive, or functional in the community. The plan was developed to provide the region with support as it rebuilds the capacity and recovers infrastructure to support its own recovery. This plan was created through collaboration with the Municipal District of Lesser Slave River No. 124, the Town of Slave Lake, Sawridge First Nation and the Government of Alberta. The plan is built upon the objectives, goals and vision for their communities.

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Lesser Slave Lake regional wildfire recovery plan : executive summary

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The Lesser Slave Lake Regional Wildfire Recovery Plan identifies key long-term projects that focus on people, reconstruction, environment and economy. The plan will help support the local... More ≫

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The Lesser Slave Lake Regional Wildfire Recovery Plan identifies key long-term projects that focus on people, reconstruction, environment and economy. The plan will help support the local authorities in their role of leading recovery and rebuilding. The plan will also help position the communities for future growth.

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New developments in emergency preparedness in Alberta

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Following the 2011 Slave Lake wildfires, the Alberta government introduced several changes to Alberta's emergency preparedness system in Alberta under government's plan to improve public safety... More ≫

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Following the 2011 Slave Lake wildfires, the Alberta government introduced several changes to Alberta's emergency preparedness system in Alberta under government's plan to improve public safety governance. Many were already in development or being planned. The recommendations in the KPMG report Lesser Slave Lake Regional Urban Interface Wildfire Lessons Learned Report align with these initiatives.

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Southern Alberta 2013 floods : the Provincial Recovery Framework

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In June 2013, large areas of Southern Alberta experienced a deluge of heavy rainfall that caused disastrous levels of flooding. The scale and impacts of the flooding are unprecedented in Alberta,... More ≫

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In June 2013, large areas of Southern Alberta experienced a deluge of heavy rainfall that caused disastrous levels of flooding. The scale and impacts of the flooding are unprecedented in Alberta, and resulted in the first ever State of Provincial Emergency to be declared in Canadian history. During the height of the events, and the first few days after June 20, 2013, there were 29 local states of emergency declared in the province.

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Calculating occupancy requirements : CMOH order 42

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Information sheet to help businesses follow the requirements in CMOH Order 42-2020, which, among other things, set out limits to in-person access to businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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