Government of Alberta
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The Alberta government announced a $16 million top-up within new funding for emergency family violence services, including $700,000 in transitional funding for rural and remote shelters to bridge to a needs-based model. The transition extends to the end of the fiscal year (April 1, 2027) with additional one-time and multi-year funds for regional…
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The Government of Canada is increasing the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) for 2026-27, with Alberta families receiving up to $8,157 per child under 6 and up to $6,883 per child aged 6 to 17, starting July 2026, benefiting about 500,000 Alberta families. Nationally, the CCB supports about 3.6 million families with 6 million children, delivering roughly $30…
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The Alberta government is investing $16 million to support programs and services for victims of family violence across the province. The announcement was reported by CTV News on July 14, 2026.
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The article reports that the province of Alberta has more funding for survivors of family violence. Rayn Rashid presents the story.
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The Alberta government announced $16 million in new funding for family violence services, with $15 million distributed through three new streams in the Emergency Family Violence Services program. The funding includes about $700,000 in transition support for shelters losing funding in 2026, and the programs are set to be fully in place by spring 2027,…
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The Alberta government announced a $16-million investment to expand family violence services, delivered through the Emergency Family Violence Services Program with three new streams (operational funding, regional collaboration and innovation, and facility upgrades) plus over $700,000 in transition funding for shelters. The funding aims to support…
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The article reports that Alberta announced a $16 million funding boost to expand family violence support services across the province. This funding aims to enhance family violence programs, as referenced by related coverage on Alberta commits $16 million to expand family violence support services across province.
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