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Alberta government renews Avalanche Canada funding after five-month wait

Calgary Herald · August 18, 2026 at 5:02 p.m.

Alberta government has restored financial backing for Avalanche Canada by signing an agreement totalling $750,000 over three years a little over a week after the organization's CEO said the non-profit was contemplating cutting its services in the province.

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Alberta government renews Avalanche Canada funding after five-month wait

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