Canada — Alberta
Financial Consumers Act
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This Act requires suppliers, agents and financial planners to give consumers key information, provide suitable advice or products, use plain language, and avoid unfair or misleading practices.
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Canada — Alberta
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This Act requires suppliers, agents and financial planners to give consumers key information, provide suitable advice or products, use plain language, and avoid unfair or misleading practices.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation defines a few terms, lists products that are not treated as named financial products, gives two agent-related exemptions, repeals an older regulation, and sets an expiry date of January 31, 2031.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation requires a financial statement for a trade union’s relevant fiscal year to be prepared in a specified form, verified and signed, and to include assets, liabilities, income, and expenditures.
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This regulation says a financial statement must be given to each member free of charge, in writing, and in a form the member can keep and use later. The statement must also be verified, signed, and include assets, liabilities, income, and expenditures for the relevant fiscal year.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation says a financial statement must be given to each member for free, in writing, and in a form the member can keep and use later.
Canada — Alberta
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A financial information return must be prepared using the listed accounting standards, and the manual prevails if there is a conflict.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act creates Alberta’s Regulatory Sandbox, lets eligible entities apply for a certificate of acceptance, and gives the Minister and Information and Privacy Commissioner powers to set conditions, require information, and enforce compliance.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation defines key terms, sets a $5,000 application fee for the Act, expires on June 30, 2027, and starts when the Financial Innovation Act comes into force.
Canada — Alberta
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A reporting issuer may be exempt from sending copies of certain documents to each shareholder if it gives shareholders access to those documents under the Securities Act and its regulations.
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This amendment changes Alberta disability benefit rules, including eligibility, applications, reviews, repayment, appeals, offences, and regulation-making powers.
Canada — Alberta
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This amendment changes how certain income support payment amounts are set, including learner household units and other specified household units.
Canada — Alberta
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This amendment act changes investment and directive rules for certain Alberta corporations and updates Seniors Benefit amounts and income thresholds.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets Alberta designate certain new or expanded highways as toll highways, charge and enforce tolls, and impose penalties for non-payment or interference with toll systems.
Canada — Alberta
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This order creates a fine option program that lets an offender apply to the Chief Executive Officer and, if accepted, earn credits for volunteer work to reduce a fine.
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This regulation declares the National Fire Code - 2019 Alberta Edition in force for fire protection, repeals the prior Fire Code Regulation, and says this regulation comes into force on May 1, 2015.
Canada — Alberta
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This provision establishes six fire control zones for use with closure orders and fire control orders under the Forest and Prairie Protection Act.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation defines “Act” and “non-smoker,” and lists primary site cancers with the minimum regular exposure period to a fire scene hazard for section 24.1(4) of the Act.
Canada — Alberta
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First Nations may apply to the Minister to repatriate sacred ceremonial objects, and the Minister must agree unless repatriation is not appropriate in the Minister’s opinion.
Canada — Alberta
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This amendment act changes Alberta tax, credit union, and pension rules, including a caregiver tax credit formula, new liquidity standards for credit unions, and rules allowing annuity purchases in pension plans.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act disestablishes several funds and accounts, moves their assets and liabilities to specified funds, and repeals or amends certain statutes, with some changes taking effect on Proclamation.