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Canada — Alberta
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Wireless providers must register with the Minister, and subscribers must pay the 911 levy for each connected device; providers must bill, collect, and remit the levy, and no person may make a frivolous or vexatious 911 call.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for applying for, receiving, and repaying grants for public safety answering points, and gives the Minister related administration powers.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
Wireless telecommunication providers must register, bill, collect, report, and remit the 911 levy, keep records, and comply with Minister audits; false records or evasion can trigger offences and fines.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets rules for emergency health services in Alberta, including who must provide them, how ambulance operators are licensed, and what powers the Minister and Registrar have.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets up the Emergency Health Services Provincial Health Corporation and gives rules for its governance, reporting, spending, borrowing, investments, contracts, ancillary operations, and patient complaint process.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act gives provincial and local authorities powers and duties for emergency planning and response, including evacuation, publication, reporting, and committee or agency setup.
Canada — Alberta
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This provision defines several health-care worker terms and gives certain people immunity from liability when they voluntarily provide emergency medical help or first aid, unless gross negligence is proven.
Canada — Alberta
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When an emergency power is used, the person using it must provide or make available specified information, and should do so as soon as practicable and in writing if practicable.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets the rules for applying for project approval, qualifying wells, calculating the project activity level and royalty treatment, and it gives the Minister powers to approve, amend, revoke, terminate, or extend approvals.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets Alberta’s emissions target, requires certain specified-gas releases to be reported, and gives officials inspection and compliance powers.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This regulation sets up Alberta’s emissions trading registry, baseline emission rates, emission credits, and related reporting, transfer, and cancellation rules.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets licensing, recordkeeping, agreement, fee, and conduct rules for employment agency business operators in Alberta.
Canada — Alberta
5 provisions
This Act requires pension plans to have compliant plan records, be registered, and be administered only when registration requirements are met.
Canada — Alberta
11 provisions
This part defines key pension-plan terms and gives the Superintendent power to grant certain funding exemptions or plan designations on application.
Canada — Alberta
4 provisions
This part sets employment standards for pay, hours, records, holidays, vacations, and some leave-related rules.
Canada — Alberta
3 provisions
This regulation sets several Alberta employment standards rules, including minimum wage, overtime and short-hours pay, and some exemptions from those rules.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets licensing, contract, disclosure, cancellation, recording, fee, deposit, conduct, and confidentiality rules for energy marketers.
Canada — Alberta
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The amendment changes electricity-market rules and adds hydrogen-blending rules for gas utilities.
Canada — Alberta
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These Rules let a land owner or occupant register a private surface agreement with the Regulator and ask for an order to comply, but the request must be made within one year of knowing about the non-compliance.
Canada — Alberta
5 provisions
This segment sets key definitions and restricts who may practise engineering or geoscience, use protected titles, and use stamps or seals.