About the Airhub

Alberta Airhub centralizes air quality data, tools, and expertise from across the province.

Airhub Overview

Alberta Airhub is a province-wide platform powered by the science and expertise of Alberta’s Airsheds members. It includes a public site for all Albertans and a secure portal for municipalities and air quality practitioners offering specialized tools, guidance and a collaborative forum.

Air Quality Online Discussion

A secure forum for municipal staff and air quality practitioners to connect with peers and experts across Alberta. Ask questions, share local approaches, and stay current on emerging air quality issues affecting communities across the province.

Air Quality Resource Toolkit

A growing collection of trusted resources within the Airhub portal that helps municipal staff and air quality practitioners turn air quality data into action. The toolkit brings together guidance, tools, templates, and real-world examples with new materials added regularly.

About Alberta’s Airsheds

Alberta has 10 regional Airshed organizations that monitor local air quality, share data with the public and work directly with communities across the province. Each Airshed operates independently with a multi‑stakeholder model that brings together residents, industry, municipalities and government to ensure monitoring reflects local needs.

Select an Alberta Airshed on the map to find your local organization and explore air quality monitoring data in your region.

Understanding Air Quality

Alberta’s air quality varies from region to region and with the seasons, weather, industry, traffic and natural events such as wildfire smoke. Understanding what’s in the air and what it means for your health starts with access to clear and reliable information.

How Alberta Monitors Air

Alberta Airsheds Council (AAC) operates the Airhub and is an independent, province‑wide alliance that brings together Alberta’s 10 regional Airsheds to strengthen air quality monitoring, share expertise and support communities.

Each year, AAC prepares the Alberta Airsheds Air Quality Report to share a summary of the air quality data collected and verified by Alberta’s Airsheds Council. Learn more about the air quality parameters monitored by Airsheds, how air monitoring works, and AQHI ratings in Alberta.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to common questions about the Airhub.

Who can access the Airhub portal?

The Airhub portal is available to municipal staff and air quality practitioners, offering specialized tools and guidance, as well as a secure forum for collaboration and information sharing.

Why do I need to sign up for the portal?

The portal contains specialized tools, guidance, and resources intended for municipal staff and air quality practitioners. Signing up provides access to verified practitioners and ensures that information exchange within the forum comes from reliable sources.

How do I sign up for portal access?

You can request portal access through the Airhub request access form. Once submitted, your application will be reviewed, and you’ll receive a response from the Alberta Airsheds Council within two business days.

I signed up but haven’t received a response. What should I do?

Check your spam or junk folder. If you still haven’t seen an email, contact administrator@albertaairshedscouncil.ca.

I forgot my password. How do I reset it?

Use the “Forgot Password” link on the sign‑in page. You’ll receive an email with instructions to reset your password.

Why can’t I see certain tools or resources after logging in?

The Airhub portal, including the resource toolkit and practitioner forum, is currently accessible only to municipal staff and air quality practitioners. If you believe you should have access, contact administrator@albertaairshedscouncil.ca to review your permissions.