Treaty 6 marks 150 years, with ties to Alberta’s legislature
The anniversary highlights Treaty 6’s ongoing importance to First Nations, the Crown and people living in Alberta.
Alberta
News and announcements from the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, summarized in plain language.
The anniversary highlights Treaty 6’s ongoing importance to First Nations, the Crown and people living in Alberta.
The ceremony is set for noon on August 21 in Edmonton, with in-person attendance and a live stream available.
On July 1, visitors can enjoy free family entertainment and explore the Legislature Visitor Centre in Edmonton from noon to 5 p.m.
The panel will review Alberta’s electoral divisions and recommend changes to their areas, boundaries and names.
The free public event is set for June 9 at 1 p.m. in the Legislature Building rotunda, with a livestream also planned.
Peters will lead independent audits of Alberta government ministries, departments, funds and agencies.
The public can attend the March 24 ceremony at the Legislature or watch it online.
If approved, Peters would begin overseeing independent audits of Alberta government bodies on April 29, 2026.
Attend in person at noon on February 24 or watch the celebration live online.
Families can enjoy performances and activities at three Legislature-area venues in Edmonton on February 16, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.