Alberta Aboriginal Relations
The Ministry of Aboriginal Relations provides leadership on Aboriginal issues and builds relationships with Aboriginal communities, the federal government, industry and other partners to strengthen social and economic opportunities for Aboriginal people in Alberta. The Ministry has two primary divisions Consultation and Land Claims and First Nations and Métis Relations, and also focuses on Aboriginal Economic Development and Grants and Funding support.Aboriginal Economic Partnerships
Read the report showcasing Alberta's commitment to strengthening Aboriginal participation in the economy.2008-2009 Aboriginal Economic Partnerships Annual Results
Working Together
Alberta Aboriginal TourismAlberta at the 2010 Olympics
Alberta Oil Sands
Alberta Safe Communities
Land-use Framework
Métis Settlements Land Registry
Provincial Energy Strategy
Current News
New cabinet team will ensure Alberta is stronger than ever - Jan. 13, 2009Report showcases Alberta's commitment to strengthening Aboriginal participation in the economy - Dec. 11, 2009
Zwozdesky advocates for Aboriginal issues at meeting of ministers and national Aboriginal leaders - Oct. 31, 2009
Time to nominate top employers of youth, aboriginals and persons with disabilities - Oct. 30, 2009
Community Circle
Gerald Cunningham (Metis Settlements General Council) and Audrey Poitras (Metis Nation of Alberta) were special guests of Minister Webber for the 2010 Throne Speech which officially opened the Third Session of the 27th Legislature on Feb. 4, 2010. See photo gallery.
