AFL (Alberta Federation of Labour) is a voluntary association of unions and employee organizations dedicated to improving conditions for working people in Alberta, Canada. Established in 1912, AFL has a rich history of fighting for workers' rights and advocating for their welfare. Initially, AFL prioritized ending child labor, establishing occupational health and safety regulations, and securing a minimum wage and an 8-hour work day.

Today, AFL continues its tradition of being a strong voice for working people by addressing workplace issues and advocating for broader social causes such as human rights, early childhood education, public education, and healthcare. AFL works collaboratively with its members to achieve common goals and make Alberta a better place for everyone. For more information about AFL and its initiatives, you can visit their website or reach out to them directly through their contact information provided