Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
291 matching statutes
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation designates listed corporations and their subsidiaries as prohibited corporations for the Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act, and it repeals an earlier prohibited corporations regulation.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation defines “Act” and “non-profit corporation,” lists the organizations that count as prescribed employers, names certain job training and temporary job creation programs, and repeals an earlier regulation.
Canada — Alberta
3 provisions
This Act sets rules for unclaimed and vested property, including notice, reporting, transfer to the Minister, recordkeeping, and land title steps for vested land.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
Vehicle towing and storage operators must give consumers required estimates, disclosures, consent documentation, invoices, and records, and they must not engage in listed unfair practices.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets reporting, notice, identification, and document-format rules for safety codes administration.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This regulation sets complaint, disclosure, hearing, and procedural rules for assessment complaints and related tribunal panels.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets governance, reporting, investment, property, indemnity, and dissolution rules for research and innovation corporations.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets insurance-related definitions, exemptions, filing duties, card rules, and expiry timing.
Canada — Alberta
4 provisions
This Act says civil enforcement must generally follow the Act, with court control over applications, attachment orders, and enforcement conduct.
Canada — Alberta
5 provisions
This segment sets out how Alberta land title records are kept, how instruments and caveats are filed and registered, and when the Registrar must accept, refuse, or act on documents.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This amendment act changes investment and directive rules for certain Alberta corporations and updates Seniors Benefit amounts and income thresholds.
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
1 provisions
This regulation lists specific public utility owners to whom sections 101, 102, and 109 of the Public Utilities Act apply. It also repeals the former Designation Regulation and says this regulation expires on July 31, 2031.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This Act lets creditors challenge certain transfers made by insolvent debtors and recover proceeds or security in some cases.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This Act lets the Commission regulate gas utilities, gas prices, rates, contracts, and service standards, while restricting unfair rates and certain share transactions.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This regulation sets rules for classifying vehicles, inspecting vehicles, issuing certificates and decals, and licensing inspection facilities and technicians.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This Act lets The Alberta Stock Exchange apply for continuance and says that, after an acquisition transaction, the acquiring exchange takes on its predecessors’ rights, liabilities, obligations, and property.
Canada — Alberta
10 provisions
This segment defines key terms, says the Act applies to unlimited liability corporations, and sets out early rules on incorporation, corporate names, and filing documents with the Registrar.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for rural utility associations: how they are formed, named, governed, reported on, and wound up, and it gives the Director, Registrar, and Minister oversight powers.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This part gives the Commission broad control over Alberta public utilities, including rates, service, records, and approvals for certain transactions and franchises.