Policy News 
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the Nonprofit Chamber closely monitors, analyzes and reports on policy changes that impact the nonprofit sector. We want to ensure that you are prepared to respond to changing political environments and maximize your impact by keeping you informed on opportunities to engage. Reference our policy news and blogs below to stay up to date and know when decisions are being made that could affect the community you serve. If you’re looking for other insights about the nonprofit sector, reference our general blog here.
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With new mandate letters recently issued to some Alberta Ministries, we’ve compiled an analysis to help you understand what these changes mean. This is a nonpartisan review intended to support nonprofits navigating processes and partnerships within the provincial government.
Stabilizing supply chains, protecting jobs, and maintaining confidence in key industries is not a quick fix it will take sustained effort from government and business alike. While I understand the monumental challenge this government is facing, there's a clear gap. In the entire response, there is one mention of nonprofits. 
Following the conclusion of the spring sitting of the Legislature, Premier Danielle Smith made changes to her cabinet last week. As a strong sector of more than 30,000 organizations, nonprofits in Alberta touch many different ministries. The cabinet changes that most affect our sector are as follows:
The Ministry of Immigration is moving to Jobs, Economy and Trade, and getting a new Minister in Joseph Schow
Childcare has been added to the Education portfolio under Minister Demetrios Nicolaides
Mental Health and Addiction will now be represented by Minister Rick Wilson
Indigenous Relations has a new Minister in Rajan Sawhney
Tourism and Sport has a new Minister in Andrew Boitchenko
The current Ministry of Housing, Community and Social Services under Minister Jason Nixon will see a name change to Assisted Living and Social Services
            
              
            
            
          
              
