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The Government of Canada is reviewing several pieces of federal legislation related to environmental protection.

Transport Canada has announced new funding for municipalities to improve rail safety in their communities.

The following has been provided by Alberta Health Services for AAMDC Members.

The AAMDC is seeking two individuals to fill vacant spaces on the Safety Codes Council (SCC) Gas Sub-Council.

The resolutions that will be presented during the resolutions session at the AAMDC Fall 2016 Convention are now available.

As part of the Climate Leadership Plan, the Government of Alberta has prioritized methane reduction to aid in accelerating greenhouse gas reductions.

The University of Alberta’s Medically At-Risk Driver Centre (MARD) is seeking proposals from rural municipalities or rural-based community organizations to work with MARD to implement a sustainable model of alternate transportation for seniors and persons

This year’s AAMDC fall convention is fast approaching and we want to take the opportunity to share the workshops that will be taking place on the afternoon of November 15, 2016 at the Shaw Conference

With a wet summer and early snowfall, it has been a challenging growing season and harvest for some areas of the province.

The Fall 2016 Convention will take place November 15-17, 2016 at the Shaw Conference Centre and the AAMDC is looking forward to engaging with our members and political leaders.

In adhering to our values of transparency and accountability, the AAMDC is distributing copies of our audited financial statements for the fiscal year 2015-16.

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) has developed Pathways to Reconciliation,a report that outlines how municipalities are working to strengthen relationships with Indigenous people based on empathy, respect, and an honest understanding of history.

The deadline to submit resolutions for the fall 2016 convention is Monday, October 17, 2016.

The AAMDC is pleased to provide the membership with an update on advocacy efforts in the Fall 2016 Advocacy Report Card.

Recognizing individuals who serve their municipalities is an important element of the AAMDC fall convention.

The Government of Alberta has made available a limited-time Civil Forfeiture Grant (CFG) to provide municipalities and non-profit agencies with funding in support of projects that aim to reduce crime or enhance victim services.