Construction on the Alberta Legislature Building started in 1907, and was completed in 1913.
The Legislative Building of Alberta is located in Edmonton, the provincial capital of Alberta, Canada. It is situated in the heart of the city, surrounded by the landscaped grounds of the Alberta Legislature Grounds, which include gardens and pathways. The building serves as the meeting place for the Alberta Legislature Assembly, where the province's laws are debated and enacted.
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Alberta's provincial legislature is known as the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.
In Alberta, the members of the legislature are called Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs). They are elected representatives who serve in the Alberta Legislature, which is responsible for making provincial laws and policies. Each MLA represents a specific electoral district within the province.
To observe live debates in the Alberta Legislature, you can visit the official Alberta Legislature website, which offers live streaming of sessions. Additionally, the Legislature's YouTube channel often broadcasts debates and discussions. For in-person attendance, you can check the schedule and visit the Legislature in Edmonton during session days. Remember to review the visitor guidelines for attending in person.
Alberta's Legislature, like those of all Canada's provinces and territories, is unicameral. Canada's Parliament is bicameral.
Alberta Views was created in 1998.
Bank of Alberta was created in 1984.
Alberta Report was created in 1973.
Alberta Classic was created in 2003.
Alberta Citylink was created in 1996.