Muhammad Irfan 
The True Post (Web News)The Alberta government has set a clear direction for the upcoming legislative session through its Fall 2025 Throne Speech, pledging to transform its commitments into tangible results and lead the province toward growth, autonomy, and prosperity.
Premier Danielle Smith: “We’re Delivering on Our Promises”
Premier Danielle Smith said Albertans have been clear about their priorities, and her government is acting on them. She highlighted the province’s focus on strengthening health care, improving education, protecting civil liberties, and driving economic development to make Alberta a national leader.
Lieutenant Governor Salma Lakhani’s Address
Lieutenant Governor Salma Lakhani, in opening the legislative session, expressed confidence that Alberta’s elected representatives would work with dedication and mutual respect to build a better future for all. She said the new session symbolizes a renewed era of unity and progress for the province.
Federal Relations and Autonomy
The speech reaffirmed Alberta’s commitment to protecting its constitutional autonomy, vowing to resist any federal policies that hinder economic growth or resource development. The province plans to collaborate with First Nations, industries, and neighboring provinces to promote responsible development.
Economy and Fiscal Stability
The government pledged to maintain fiscal discipline and shield the economy from fluctuations in global energy prices. The Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund is set to expand to over $250 billion by 2050, alongside efforts to diversify industries and create new jobs.
Immigration and Infrastructure
Alberta will welcome newcomers and invest further in transportation, social services, and infrastructure to meet the needs of its growing population. The province also aims to gain greater control over immigration policies.
Major Investments in Education
With student enrollment increasing by 90,000 in three years, the government announced a $8.6 billion investment to build 130 new schools and expand capacity for 200,000 students. The goal, officials said, is to ensure every student has the opportunity to reach their full potential.
Health Care Transformation
Alberta’s health system is entering a new phase of reform, prioritizing primary care, mental health, long-term care, and compassionate access to services. The government aims to ensure timely and high-quality care for all residents.
Justice and Public Safety
The province also committed to strengthening public safety and policing, while safeguarding civil liberties and personal freedoms. Its policies aim to create a safe, fair, and accountable society.
Results-Oriented Governance
Premier Smith emphasized that her government is focused on delivering measurable outcomes:
