The Alberta Carrier Excellent Safety Program, ACES, replaces the Partners in Compliance Program (PIC) and will be administered by the Government of Alberta. ACES will provide benefits to carriers who ...

The period between the melting of snow and the emergence of fresh grass and leaves creates the highest risk for spring wildfires.

Albertans are invited to provide input on the draft Upper Smoky Sub-Regional Plan and regulations for Alberta.

Employers who have an equivalent certification from a designated certification body may apply for COR equivalency.

Timely action ensures that the population is managed before it grows too large, making control more effective.

Establishing an AI data centre in Alberta requires navigating applications, approvals and a comprehensive regulatory process. This involves approvals from other governments and agencies. Key ...

The Government of Alberta invites key stakeholders to provide feedback on the modernization of the Institutions Regulation.

Stakeholders in the foodservice industry are invited to share insights on the impact of a gig chef economy in Alberta on food regulations.

If passed, Bill 47, the Automobile Insurance Act, will bring in key changes to Alberta’s auto insurance system and establish a framework for improved access to health and medical benefits for ...

How municipal sector entities get approval before entering, amending, extending or renewing agreements with the federal government.

Visible from considerable distance across the relatively flat terrain of the prairie landscape, ‘Big Rock’ is an enormous glacial erratic. The 16,500-tonne (18,200-ton) boulder transported far from ...

The diversity of wildlife in Alberta surpasses that in many other Canadian jurisdictions. Resident wild species can range from ants and antelope to walleye and whiskeyjacks, and includes naturally ...