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Sustaining the subsistence food fishery and conserving fish stocks for future generations : a summary of domestic fishing regulations in Alberta [2015]

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The Government of Alberta is responsible for managing the province’s fish resources. This includes as a first priority the proper management and conservation of fish stocks in order to ensure an... More ≫

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The Government of Alberta is responsible for managing the province’s fish resources. This includes as a first priority the proper management and conservation of fish stocks in order to ensure an abundance of fish in the future. Providing for subsistence fishing needs is recognized in allocating surplus fish stocks that are not required to maintain fish populations. In Alberta, the constitutionally protected rights of eligible Indians to fish for food is recognized in law and by government policy. This resource provides summary of the current regulations for Indian subsistence or “domestic” fishing, as well as the regulations that apply to other potential users of domestic fishing licences.

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Lower leg amputations among Albertans with diabetes

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Looks at the age-standardized rate of lower leg amputations between 2004 and 2014 for Albertans, aged 20 years and older, diagnosed with diabetes. The data are displayed for First Nations and... More ≫

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Looks at the age-standardized rate of lower leg amputations between 2004 and 2014 for Albertans, aged 20 years and older, diagnosed with diabetes. The data are displayed for First Nations and non-First Nations populations.

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Health Indicator - Mortality Rates - Age-Standardized Rates by First Nations Status (For Selected Causes of Death)

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Age-Standardized Mortality Rates by First Nations Status.

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Health Indicator - Life Expectancy at Birth by First Nations Status

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Life Expectancy at Birth by First Nations Status.

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Health Indicator - Diabetes - Age-Sex Specific Incidence Rate by First Nations Status

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Age-sex specific incidence rates of diabetes by First Nations status for Alberta, expressed as per 100,000 population.

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Health Indicator - Infant Mortality Rate by First Nations Status

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Infant Mortality Rates by First Nations status, expressed as per 1,000 live births.

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Health Indicator - Diabetes - Age-Sex Specific Prevalence Rate by First Nations Status

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Age-sex specific prevalence rates of diabetes by first nation status for Alberta and five Alberta Health Services (AHS) Continuum Zones, expressed as a percentage.

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Health Indicator - Potential Years of Life Lost - Age-Standardized Rates by First Nations Status

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Potential Years of Life Lost (PYLL) Age-Standardized Rates by First Nations Status, expressed as per 100,000 population.

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Working group report on the year one action plan, March 2010-August 2011

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It is important to recognize and acknowledge the good news, the increased collaboration, communication and other positive shifts taking place throughout the province in FNMI education. Since the... More ≫

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It is important to recognize and acknowledge the good news, the increased collaboration, communication and other positive shifts taking place throughout the province in FNMI education. Since the introduction of Alberta Education's Business Plan Goal 3: Success for FNMI Students, the establishment of the FNMI Education Partnership Council and the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding for First Nations Education in Alberta, Working Group members have noted positive changes.

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Parasuicide among youth in Alberta

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Presents the parasuicide event rate, per 100,000 population for youth aged 10 – 17, 2012 – 2013. Parasuicide is suicidal behaviour, including a suicide attempt or self-harm, that does not result... More ≫

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Presents the parasuicide event rate, per 100,000 population for youth aged 10 – 17, 2012 – 2013. Parasuicide is suicidal behaviour, including a suicide attempt or self-harm, that does not result in death, whether death was intended or not.

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