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Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for Alberta’s cancer registry: what information it must hold, how it may be used or disclosed, who must report reportable cancer information, and what disclosures are prohibited.
Canada — Alberta
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Canmore and its agents are not liable for certain loss or damage linked to development on designated land and undermining-related conditions.
Canada — Alberta
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The Minister of Finance is authorized to make an indemnity agreement with Canmore for certain loss or damage linked to development on designated land and undermining-related conditions.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation applies only to designated land in Canmore and sets a step-by-step undermining review process, including engineering reports, certificates, insurance, notification, and a land title caveat.
Canada — Alberta
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A cannabis licensee may sell certain prescribed non-cannabis items, and sales of cannabis accessories and those prescribed things are capped at 15% of total annual dollar sales at the licensed location.
Canada — Alberta
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The Alberta Utilities Commission may make the order needed to let the described hydro development be constructed and operated, and Lieutenant Governor in Council authorization is not required.
Canada — Alberta
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This Regulation excludes certain captive insurance company contracts from its application, and makes specified Insurance Act sections apply to those companies as if they were insurers, with some wording changes.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets rules for captive insurance companies, including formation, licensing, capital, investment, reporting, and enforcement.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets captive insurance company rules for capital, reporting, records, contract terms, and licence limits.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets the Minister fund carbon capture and storage projects, but payments are limited to specified arrangements and a $2 billion aggregate cap.
Canada — Alberta
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The Minister may make payments under the Act for specified carbon capture and storage purposes if the Minister thinks the payment will advance the Act’s purpose.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for evaluation permits and carbon sequestration leases, including applications, approval conditions, operating restrictions, plan approvals, rental fees, reporting, closure planning, and expiry.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act regulates cemeteries, crematories, and related sales, requiring owners and sellers to meet maintenance, trust, licensing, and reporting rules.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation exempts listed cemeteries and certain burial sites from some registration and burial rules, subject to listed conditions.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets rules for forming and managing cemetery companies, including filing requirements, shareholder voting, trustee land transfers, and cemetery disposal approvals.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out who the Administrator may certify or renew, what conditions applicants must meet, what certificates must show, and when holders must display or produce certificates.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out how teachers and teacher leaders can apply for, receive, renew, and lose different kinds of certificates, and what the Minister, Registrar, officers, and appeal committee may do.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets up management consulting registration bodies, registration rules, fees, titles, and discipline requirements.
Canada — Alberta
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Interest may be charged on Crown debts that are in arrears, unless another rule applies, and the monthly interest rate must not exceed 1%.
Canada — Alberta
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The Act limits liability for people who donate food or distribute donated food, unless the food is unfit for human consumption and the person acted to injure someone or with reckless disregard. It also excludes for-profit distribution and comes into force on proclamation.