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Report from the Legislature - Capital Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Capital Region for May 9 - 15, 2013 includes information about the new legislation to improve Alberta’s organ and tissue donation rates, empowering students to succeed and the May long weekend. -
Report from the Legislature - Capital Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Capital Region for May 1 - 8, 2013 includes information about the Children’s First Act, provincial supports for 911 and Minister Horner’s mission to Asia. -
Report from the Legislature - Capital Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Capital Region for April 25 - May 1, 2013 includes information about the province’s fight against cancer and the PoW collection at the Royal Alberta Museum. -
Report from the Legislature - Capital Region
The Report from the Legislature for the Capital Region for April 18 - 24, 2013 includes information about the new Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program and No post-secondary tuition increases. -
Legislature Update - September 2011
The quality of life Albertans enjoy is one of the best in the world. We are established leaders in education, energy and food production, and we continue to lead the nation in economic growth. Through our comprehensive distracted driving legislation, our plan to end homelessness and our efforts to improve fairness in the workplace, we also strive to be leaders by creating a safer Alberta. These initiatives will help to make our province the best place to live, work and raise a family. -
Accommodations for seniors will be priority for new bonds
The first offering to Albertans investing in the province’s new capital bond initiative will help increase access to accommodations for Alberta’s seniors. -
More than 700 seniors housing spaces to be built or upgraded
Hundreds of seniors and persons with disabilities will have a new or upgraded home thanks to a provincial investment of $50 million. The capital grant funding will help build 618 new affordable supportive living and lodge spaces across the province and upgrade another 86 spaces. -
Saluting Albertans for enriching the lives of persons with disabilities
Albertans from across the province are being recognized for improving the lives of persons with disabilities by the Premier’s Council on the Status of Persons with Disabilities. -
Alberta Primetime Health Panel
Watch Fred participate in an invitational health panel on Alberta Primetime (ACCESS).
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Horne calls halt to work on mental hospital closure
There have been concerns raised about the closure of Alberta Hospital Edmonton. I want to take this opportunity to set the record straight.At the instruction of Premier Stelmach, Alberta Health Services must stop all plans for bed closures at Alberta Hospital Edmonton until the recently appointed implementation committee has finished its review.For full story, please click here. -
Government of Canada Invests in Key Edmonton Recreation Centre
"The William Lutsky YMCA plays a critical role supporting healthy communities in southwest Edmonton," said Fred Horne, MLA for Edmonton-Rutherford. "I am delighted that the federal government continues to work in partnership with the Province of Alberta and the City of Edmonton to invest in our local Y and the citizens of Edmonton - Rutherford." -
Advisory committee to focus on improving patient care and health system performance
An advisory committee has been appointed to ensure appropriate legislation is in place to allow for improved health system performance and patient care. -
Edmonton-Rutherford Community Organizations Receive $336,000 from Province
Two community organizations in southwest Edmonton will benefit from grants awarded under the Government of Alberta’s Community Facilities Enhancement Program. Edmonton-Rutherford MLA Fred Horne presented cheques to the William Lutsky YMCA and the Greenfield Community League at a ceremony on Wednesday, June 24. -
Bill 19 - The Land Assembly Project Area Act
Fred Horne, MLA Edmonton Rutherford on issues/concerns surrounding Bill 19, The Land Assembly Project Area Act -
Inspiring Education
Albertans are invited to take part in a series of conversations about the future of education in Alberta. Joined by a group of Grade 6 students at Grandin School in Edmonton, Education Minister Dave Hancock announced 10 community conversations with Albertans in eight different locations across the province in April, May and June.
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