Heartland Air Monitoring Partnership

Heartland Air Monitoring Partnership We monitor the air people breathe in and around Alberta’s Industrial Heartland.

Our collection and reporting on substances that affect air quality is transparent, guided by experts, and driven by national and provincial standards.

Today is Clean Air Day! Today we recognize how important good air quality is to our health, our environment, and the eco...
06/03/2026

Today is Clean Air Day! Today we recognize how important good air quality is to our health, our environment, and the economy. Let’s raise awareness and commit to making the air cleaner for everyone. Watch our posts this month to learn more about how you can help! Together, we can build a cleaner, healthier future.

Wildfire smoke can change quickly — be ready to respond. The Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) makes it easy to understand...
05/29/2026

Wildfire smoke can change quickly — be ready to respond. The Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) makes it easy to understand local air quality during wildfire smoke events. Rated on a scale from 1 to 10+, the AQHI provides clear health guidance for both the general public and those more at-risk — helping you decide when to adjust outdoor activities or take extra precautions. Because conditions can shift throughout the day, the AQHI is updated regularly so you can make informed choices to protect your health.

Stay informed. Stay prepared. Breathe easier. 💙

Clean Air Day in Canada is celebrated annually on the first Wednesday of June during Canadian Environment Week. It’s a t...
05/27/2026

Clean Air Day in Canada is celebrated annually on the first Wednesday of June during Canadian Environment Week. It’s a time to recognize the importance of good air quality for our health, environment, and economy.

📸 To celebrate, join the AAC Clean Air Day Photo Contest! Share a photo that captures what clean air means to you — blue skies, natural landscapes, outdoor activities, or everyday actions that support better air quality. Winner will be selected on Clean Air Day – June 3, 2026. All details are on the AAC Website https://www.albertaairshedscouncil.ca/photo-contest.

Together, we can raise awareness about the importance of clean air and inspire positive action.

Wildfire danger depends on factors like the moisture in fine fuels — leaves, needles, and small twigs. In Alberta, risk ...
05/22/2026

Wildfire danger depends on factors like the moisture in fine fuels — leaves, needles, and small twigs. In Alberta, risk is typically highest in spring, after snow melts and before vegetation greens up. Everyone plays a role in preventing wildfires. Campfires, OHVs, and agricultural burning can all spark fires if not managed carefully. Before leaving a fire: soak it, stir it, soak it again. Small actions help protect our forests, communities, and air quality.

Show us your clean air moments! 📸 Whether it’s a clear blue sky, a vibrant sunrise, or lush greenery, join the AAC Clean...
05/20/2026

Show us your clean air moments! 📸 Whether it’s a clear blue sky, a vibrant sunrise, or lush greenery, join the AAC Clean Air Day Photo Contest. Share your favourite outside pictures with to inspire us to aim for cleaner air. The contest ends June 3rd. All details are on the AAC Website https://www.albertaairshedscouncil.ca/photo-contest.

Wildfire smoke can travel hundreds or thousands of kilometres from the fire zone. During heavy smoke conditions, it is e...
05/15/2026

Wildfire smoke can travel hundreds or thousands of kilometres from the fire zone. During heavy smoke conditions, it is extremely important that Albertans take actions to protect their health. People in areas with smoke should limit time outdoors and listen to their body. If you experience symptoms of smoke exposure, consider reducing or stopping strenuous outdoor activities.

📸 Participate in the AAC photo contest by capturing the beauty of nature and a clear sky. Your photo can help raise awar...
05/14/2026

📸 Participate in the AAC photo contest by capturing the beauty of nature and a clear sky. Your photo can help raise awareness about the importance of maintaining healthy air quality.

Share your photo with . All details are on the AAC Website https://www.albertaairshedscouncil.ca/photo-contest.

Our AGM and Open House brought on May 11 together community members, industry representatives, municipal partners, and a...
05/14/2026

Our AGM and Open House brought on May 11 together community members, industry representatives, municipal partners, and air quality stakeholders for an engaging evening of conversation and learning around air quality in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland.

We were pleased to host our featured speaker on Managing Air Quality in Alberta’s First Designated Industrial Zone (DIZ) and share updates on 2025 air quality trends in the Heartland region.

Thank you to everyone who attended, connected with our team, and continues to support regional air quality monitoring and public awareness efforts.

Our Speaker event is happening today! Topic: Managing Air Quality in Alberta’s First Designated Industrial Zone (DIZ)In ...
05/11/2026

Our Speaker event is happening today!

Topic: Managing Air Quality in Alberta’s First Designated Industrial Zone (DIZ)
In the Industrial Heartland

Monday, May 11
6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Lions Mane Room, Dow Centennial Centre
8700 84th Street, Fort Saskatchewan

Get more details here: https://www.heartlandairmonitoring.org/speaker-event-managing-air-quality-in-albertas-first-designated-industrial-zone/

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Last Day to RSVP for Speaker EventToday is the last day to RSVP for our Speaker Event on Managing Air Quality in Alberta...
05/06/2026

Last Day to RSVP for Speaker Event

Today is the last day to RSVP for our Speaker Event on Managing Air Quality in Alberta's first Designated Industrial Zone (DIZ) in the Industrial Heartland.

Bailey Doepker from Alberta Environment and Protected Areas will provide a short overview of the DIZ. This topic will be presented following the AGM portion of our event.

Everyone is welcome! Refreshments will be served.

Date: Monday, May 11, 2026
Time:
Doors open 6:15 p.m.
AGM 6:30 p.m.
Speaker Event 6:45 to 8:00 p.m.
Location: Lions Mane Room, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 84th Street, Fort Saskatchewan

Register here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VTLHJJ5

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Fort Saskatchewan, AB
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