Legislative Assembly

Highly Engaged Employees

The Legislative Assembly of Alberta serves as the cornerstone of Alberta's democratic governance, established in 1905. This governmental body is tasked with the critical functions of debating public issues, enacting legislation, and ensuring governmental accountability, directly shaping the lives of Albertans. Comprising 87 Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs), each representing a distinct constituency, the Assembly convenes in its Chamber to conduct these vital processes. It is commonly referred to as the House or simply the Assembly, embodying the legislative power within the province.

Operating with a workforce of 500 - 1,000 employees across 2 locations, the Legislative Assembly manages a range of functions and services. Its core activities involve the development and implementation of legislative processes, offering products such as programming, tours, and assembly guidelines to facilitate its operations and public engagement. Meet Legislative Assembly's team to understand the individuals driving these governmental functions and ensuring the smooth execution of parliamentary duties.

With an annual revenue of $35.5M, the Legislative Assembly of Alberta functions within the government sector, engaging with numerous entities. Its competitive landscape includes other legislative bodies and government-focused organizations, such as the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan and the Office of the Ethics Commissioner. The organization's commitment to its mandate is reflected in its long history and its role in provincial policy-making.