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Canada — Alberta
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This regulation defines “Act” and designates listed agencies and bodies for a purpose under section 2(3)(c) of the Act; it also says the regulation starts when the Act comes into force.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act prohibits people from entering, damaging, destroying, or interfering with essential infrastructure without lawful right, justification or excuse.
Canada — Alberta
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Land in Alberta within 2 km of the U.S. border is designated as essential infrastructure, and the regulation expires on October 31, 2029.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act gives crop-share lessors, vendors, or mortgagees priority to the crop share in certain land-sale or mortgage arrangements, limits that share to 1/3, allows a farmer to ask a judge for relief, and lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council prescribe a crop payment lease form.
Canada — Alberta
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The land areas listed in the Schedule are designated areas for the purposes of the Municipal Government Act section 618(2)(b).
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out how the Minister registers mineral documents, transfers, and statutory notices, including required records, fees, refusals, cancellations, and related fee amounts.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation restricts parking, blocking, signs, overnight use, and animal access on Crown property, and gives the Minister of Infrastructure removal and authorization powers.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out how the Crown’s health-service recovery costs are calculated and what information recipients and insurers must give the Director.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets how Alberta’s assessment factor is calculated, when insurers must pay, how penalties and interest work, and when the regulation expires.
Canada — Alberta
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This provision sets out Alberta’s Crown recovery rules for health costs, including when the Crown can recover from a wrongdoer, related duties to provide information, insurer assessment and payment rules, and a separate tobacco-related recovery scheme.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation defines some terms, prescribes certain health services, limits when the Crown may recover health-service costs from a spouse, adult interdependent partner, or relative, and sets rules for interest, assessments, and payments.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act requires licensing for producers, processors, dairy plants and certain milk-handling activities, gives inspectors and directors inspection and enforcement powers, and sets testing, recordkeeping, and offence rules.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets licensing, hygiene, storage, transport, testing, and plant-operation rules for dairy farms and processors, including milk-house and bulk-tank requirements.
Canada — Alberta
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A justice may hear complaints about a dog bite or dangerous dog, order the dog kept properly or destroyed, and direct a peace officer to destroy the dog if needed.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act regulates dangerous goods handling, transport, inspection, emergency response, and penalties in Alberta.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation adopts federal dangerous goods regulations, sets reporting, review, appeal, permit, and inspector-identification rules, and repeals older regulations.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for large data centres, tethered data centres, bridged data centres, and the Independent System Operator’s powers over system access service.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets debt-limit formulas for Alberta municipalities and regional services commissions, including different ratios for some municipalities and service types.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act creates the Debtors’ Assistance Board and sets rules for its membership, powers, reporting, confidentiality, delegation, and ministerial oversight.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation requires the Board to maintain specific insurance and bond coverage, keep and provide certain reports and evidence when requested, and follow set rules for fees, reimbursements, and insurance notices.