Premier Jason Kenney said the moves were made to ensure Alberta has "the right people in the right place" as the province recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Announced Tuesday, the human trafficking task force's job is to find ways to prevent human trafficking in Alberta and protect and empower survivors.

The province is doubling the number of articling students it hires to work with the Crown Prosection Service.

Albertans can now report poachers online using a computer or their smartphone.

An Alberta prosecutor says the Crown is being forced to toss criminal cases "on the trash heap" because of a backlog and lack of resources in the courts that appears to have no end in sight.

A former Alberta justice minister is calling on the federal government to move forward with Wynn's Law.

Ganley said her department is in “constant contact” with the Calgary Police Service, working to see if they need help in reviewing things on an “ongoing basis.”

The Alberta government announced plans to add 10 additional justice positions as well as fill current vacancies on the bench. The move comes amid claims the court system is in crisis.

Paul Fraser says Alberta's former ethics commissioner did not have all the information when he cleared Redford of conflict-of-interest allegations in 2013.

A conflict of interest is complicating the Alberta government's response to a former Supreme Court judge's report. That report, presented Monday, suggested previous conflict-of-interest allegations against former premier Alison Redford should be reviewed again.