Devin Dreeshen

“The bridge is part of the province’s $700 million Deerfoot Trail Improvement project, which includes lane widening, bridge replacements and interchange upgrades aimed at reducing congestion along one of Calgary’s busiest highways.” livewirecalgary.com/2026/07/21/new…

“The project includes approximately 70 kms of lane resurfacing, 40 kms of lane widening, 20 kms of new concrete barriers, rehabilitation of two existing bridges, construction of seven new bridges and installation of new lighting across Deerfoot Trail.” calgaryherald.com/news/igor-stro…

“Many Calgary commuters may be happy to hear the latest about the new Ivor Strong bridge, with a provincial announcement of a scheduled July 27th opening date.” calgary.citynews.ca/2026/07/21/ope…

“The province launched the Deerfoot Trail Upgrade Project in 2023, which includes plans to redevelop not only the Ivor Strong Bridge, but also Anderson Road/Bow Bottom Trail, Southland Drive and Glenmore Trail.” ctvnews.ca/calgary/articl…

Huge milestone for the $700M Deerfoot expansion project! Just another example of this government getting big things built. - We started the Green Line, after a decade of delay under @nenshi - We finished the Calgary Ring Road and created huge savings for drivers - We finished the Springbank Dam which diverted dangerous flood water from Calgary this Spring. alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…

Tune in to hear about another milestone on the Deerfoot.

There are a lot of myths about Alberta’s oil sands. One of the biggest is that once mining is complete, the land is simply abandoned. Suncor’s mobile reclamation exhibit offered a fascinating look at how reclaimed mine sites are being transformed into forests, wetlands, lakes, and wildlife habitat. It also highlighted something many people don’t realize: the majority of the water used in Suncor’s mining operations is continually recycled and reused, with new technologies being developed to safely treat water and return it to the environment as reclamation progresses. Alberta continues to prove that responsible energy development and environmental innovation go hand in hand.

Strong partnerships build strong economies. Proud to announce Alberta’s financial support for @PNWER to develop mutually-beneficial initiatives. Together, with American cooperation, we’re expanding trade opportunities and building the connections that keeps Alberta open for business.

This Saturday in Edmonton is a great opportunity to connect with young Conservatives from all across Alberta! Sign up today: unitedconservative.ca/events/young-c…

It was my honour to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of The Royal Canadian Legion at the RCL Branch #104 Innisfail. I’m looking forward to upcoming events that will highlight the Legion and the century of efforts towards Remembrance and our community.

“A decade ago Calgarians didn’t have much of a chance to tell anyone how they felt about bike lanes. Calgary city hall, under former mayor Naheed Nenshi, just bulldozed the bike lanes over the people.”

Another important local-provincial partnership with @RedDeerCounty It was great to announce $2.3M to increase the water treatment capacity at Junction 42 to help attract businesses and investment. Thank you Mayor Ramsay and Council for your work on this regional project.

"I'm a transportation minister & bike lanes are obviously part of transportation."— @DevinDVote says he isn't overstepping his jurisdiction by acting on problematic bike lanes. Despite incoming legislation, he'll continue talking with municipalities. 🎧: traffic.megaphone.fm/CORU4606088948…

Smart and transparent recommendations from @cfibAB on how Alberta bike lanes can be better built to benefit neighbourhoods and local businesses.

“We want to make sure that bike lanes are well planned, they're going to be well used and they're not going to interfere with traffic flow.” cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

It’s Edmonton’s turn! It was wonderful to bring back the Premier’s K-Days Pancake Breakfast at the Alberta Legislature and see more than 3,000 people come out on this beautiful Thursday morning ☀️ 🥞

Great turnout and discussion in Delburne regarding the proposed Ardley Reservoir. Looking forward to hosting another engagement session to discuss next steps.

“Alberta’s government has launched a public complaint line for bike lanes.” ctvnews.ca/edmonton/artic…

“Albertans can now fill out a form online sharing their concerns about bike lanes in their communities, such as whether they feel the lane is underused or has taken away parking spots.” lethbridgenewsnow.com/2026/07/15/alb…