Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
365 matching statutes
Canada — Alberta
3 provisions
This Act gives Alberta ministers and the Lieutenant Governor in Council powers to organize departments, delegate authority, share information, charge fees, make grants, deal with property, and enforce environmental restrictions.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for land transfers, co-ownership termination, partition and sale, mortgages, and related court processes.
Canada — Alberta
6 provisions
This Act gives consumers cancellation and remedy rights, restricts unfair practices, and places duties on suppliers, advertisers, the Minister, and the Director.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation requires certain facility-related persons to file specified gas reports, keep records, and follow standard-based reporting rules.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This Act states when a mercantile agent, buyer, or other possessor of goods or documents of title can validly transfer, pledge, or dispose of them, and when those transfers are excluded or limited.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets cemetery perpetual-care funding amounts, licence application and renewal requirements, transfer deadlines, reporting deadlines, and the Director’s training and exam powers.
Canada — Alberta
9 provisions
This excerpt sets out local election rules, including who may run, who runs elections, and how nominations, voting, and some emergency changes work.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This regulation sets licensing, recordkeeping, disclosure, and conduct rules for funeral services businesses and related licensees.
Canada — Alberta
21 provisions
These rules set how Alberta King’s Bench and Court of Appeal proceedings work, require parties to focus on the real issues and efficient resolution, and give the Court broad procedural powers.
Canada — Alberta
8 provisions
This provision defines key terms and gives the Minister, Registrar, investigators, courts, and municipalities powers and duties for traffic-safety administration, inspections, information handling, and local bylaws.
Canada — Alberta
3 provisions
This Act sets workplace health and safety duties for employers, supervisors, workers, suppliers, service providers, owners, prime contractors, and staffing agencies, and gives workers rights to know about hazards, participate, and refuse dangerous work.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets workers’ compensation rules for Alberta, including exemptions, claims steps, Board powers, assessments, interest, and penalties.