The information on this website is provided by Elections Alberta. There are currently 9 registered political parties in Alberta which are required to provide updated registration information to Elections Alberta as changes occur.

Consulting with Canadians is a website from the government of Canada that provides you with a "single-window" access to a listing of consultations from selected government departments and agencies. You can view current and past consultations by date, by department and by subject and topic. 

If there is a topic that is of interest to you, or if you have seen a public consultation advertised, you can use the links in this webpage to find more information. You can also check the individual ministry websites for consultation information. 

Service Alberta's divisions are committed to delivering high-quality business, financial, information and technology services to government ministries as well as a diverse range of services that touch the lives of Albertans. Divisions include: Consumer Information; Businesses and Charities;  Landlords & Tenants; Registries; Drivers and Vehicles; Land Titles; Vital Statistics; Information and Technology; and Government Buying and Selling. 

This resource is provided by the Government of Alberta and contains information and recent news about Alberta government ministries. A complete listing of direct links to ministry websites is also available. 

The Ministry provides information about Alberta's justice system, its major participants and links to publications. Its core structure includes: Prosecutions; Courts; Justice Services to Albertans; Legal and Strategic Services to Government. The website offers a Common Questions section, arranged by topic.

Alberta's Ministry of Municipal Affairs website provides information on Grants and Funding, Community Services (such as Municipal Profiles and Property Assessment and Taxation), Building Codes, Emergency Management and Libraries.

The Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) represents Alberta’s 277 urban municipalities including cities, towns, villages, summer villages, and specialized municipalities, as well as Associate and Affiliate members. Their website features toolkits that can be used by municipalities within Alberta when addressing challenges such as creating welcoming and inclusive communities, providing affordable housing, and engaging citizens in the decision-making process. 

Text of the Youth Criminal Justice Act (2002, c. 1) from the Department of Justice Canada  website.

This short online resource from Courthouse Libraries BC explains how a Bill becomes an Act, or Statute, in Canada.