With Albertans heading to the polls on April 16, the biggest political players in the province are already vying for votes.

Through the course of the 28-day campaign, CBC News will track some of the most noteworthy promises made by Rachel Notley, Jason Kenney, Stephen Mandel, David Khan and Derek Fildebrandt leading up to election night.

From pipelines to public policy, the list below will give you an overview of the promises being made by each campaign.

Alberta Party promises

Agriculture

Energy and Economy

Health

Infrastructure

Governance and Bureaucracy

Education and Child Care

Indigenous Rights and Environment

Freedom Conservative Party of Alberta promises

Taxation and Economy

Governance and Electioneering

Municipal Affairs

Education

Read the full Freedom Conservative Party platform here

Liberal Party promises

Energy and Economy

Municipal Affairs

Environment

Education

Indigenous Rights and Social Issues

Health

Governance and Electioneering

The Liberal Party released its 49-page platform on April 8, 2019. You can read it here

NDP promises:

Energy and Economy

Infrastructure

Health

Education and Child Care

Technology

Social Issues and Justice

Conservation and Disaster Mitigation

The NDP unveiled its full 52-page platform on March 31, 2019. You can read it here

United Conservative Party promises:

Energy and Economy

Labour

Education

Social Issues and Justice

Health

Conservation

Governance and Electioneering

The UCP unveiled its full 117-page platform on March 30, 2019. You can read the it here