Minister Schulz was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta on April 16, 2019, as the MLA for Calgary-Shaw.
A wife and proud mother of two young children, Schulz has seen first-hand the challenges that Alberta’s families have faced during the last four years of economic stagnation and decline. A communications professional with a master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University, Schulz is eager to advocate for the types of common-sense policies that will grow Alberta’s economy and encourage investment and jobs to return to the province.
Rebecca Schulz was appointed as Alberta’s Minister of Children’s Services on April 30, 2019. Schulz will be focused on ensuring that all Alberta children have the best opportunity to succeed.
Minister of Children’s Services Rebecca Schulz issued the following statement on ending accreditation of child care centres
Minister of Children’s Services Rebecca Schulz issued the following statement about Social Work Week 2020.
The Government of Alberta is introducing a consistent and equitable funding model to help vulnerable children across the province get the help they need.
Minister of Education Adriana LaGrange and Minister of Children’s Services Rebecca Schulz issued the following statement for International Mentoring Day
Premier Kenney will meet with Prime Minister
Trudeau, and provincial cabinet ministers with
federal counterparts as they press for a fair deal for
Alberta within Canada.
Minister of Children’s Services Rebecca Schulz issued the following statement to recognize Halloween.
Budget 2019 provides $1 million more for Advancing
Futures, a program giving youth who have been in
care more financial support to pursue postsecondary
studies and learn life skills.
Minister of Children’s Services Rebecca Schulz issued the following statement on Foster and Kinship Caregiver Week 2019:
