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Alberta Township System to Census Subdivision Concordance

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Concordance file showing which Census Subdivision a particular Township land parcel is in. Also has geo-coordinate for CSD centre. For general use purposes, as some inaccuracies may exist.

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Alberta Indigenous green employment program guidelines

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The Alberta Indigenous Green Employment Program provides grant money to the Alberta Aboriginal Skills and Employment Training Strategy agreement holders whose members will train Indigenous people... More ≫

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The Alberta Indigenous Green Employment Program provides grant money to the Alberta Aboriginal Skills and Employment Training Strategy agreement holders whose members will train Indigenous people for employment in the green economy. Green employment is employment that focuses on building, maintaining or participating in innovative ways to lower carbon emissions or use alternative energy sources. These guidelines outline eligibility requirements, funding levels, eligible expenses, and application procedures.

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Alberta Indigenous green energy development program guidelines

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The Alberta Indigenous Green Energy Development Program assists Alberta Indigenous communities and organizations acquire an ownership stake in Alberta’s rapidly-expanding renewable energy sector.... More ≫

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The Alberta Indigenous Green Energy Development Program assists Alberta Indigenous communities and organizations acquire an ownership stake in Alberta’s rapidly-expanding renewable energy sector. The Program focuses on supporting the development of community-owned, commercial or community scale, renewable energy generation projects that will lead to significant reductions in Alberta’s overall greenhouse gas emissions. These guidelines outline eligibility requirements, funding levels, eligible expenses, and application procedures.

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Alberta Community Resilience Program : application guidelines

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The Alberta Community Resilience Program is a multi-year provincial grant program supporting the development of long-term resilience to flood and drought events. The delivery of this program is... More ≫

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The Alberta Community Resilience Program is a multi-year provincial grant program supporting the development of long-term resilience to flood and drought events. The delivery of this program is guided by three principles: Respecting our Rivers; Community-driven Solutions; and Collaboration.

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Agricultural Watershed Enhancement Program (AWEP) & Watershed Resiliency and Restoration Program (WRRP) : joint programs approach: [years] grant application overview

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This document describes and provides guidance on the current year of the 'Joint Programs Approach' adopted by Agriculture and Forestry and Alberta Environment and Parks for the delivery of these... More ≫

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This document describes and provides guidance on the current year of the 'Joint Programs Approach' adopted by Agriculture and Forestry and Alberta Environment and Parks for the delivery of these complementary programs. the program goals are to improve flood and drought resiliency and enhance water quality through restoration and enhancement of Alberta's watersheds.

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2016-17 Ambient environment monitoring plan for oil sands development

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Summaries for projects approved under the 2016-17 Ambient Environment Monitoring Plan for Oil Sands Development. Summaries include a brief description of the monitoring activity, objectives,... More ≫

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Summaries for projects approved under the 2016-17 Ambient Environment Monitoring Plan for Oil Sands Development. Summaries include a brief description of the monitoring activity, objectives, assigned budget, key outcomes, geographic scope, and associated data and reporting products. The 2016-2017 Oil Sands Monitoring Plan continues monitoring implemented since 2012 through the 2012-2015 Joint Canada-Alberta Implementation Plan for Oil Sands Monitoring (JOSM).

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Work plan ...-... developed by the coordinating committee for Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Memorandum of Understanding between the Alberta Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association (ARHCA) and the Government of Alberta

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This work plan presents the priority activities proposed to achieve the objectives of the MOU. It focuses on strategies for improving the energy efficiency of the construction and road building... More ≫

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This work plan presents the priority activities proposed to achieve the objectives of the MOU. It focuses on strategies for improving the energy efficiency of the construction and road building sectors and reducing consumption / combustion of carbon-based fuels in these sectors.

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Best management practices for conservation of reclamation materials in the mineable oil sands region of Alberta (2011)

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The Best Management Practices for Conservation of Reclamation Materials in the Mineable Oil Sands Region of Alberta is used by oil sands mine companies to develop annual soil salvage and placement... More ≫

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The Best Management Practices for Conservation of Reclamation Materials in the Mineable Oil Sands Region of Alberta is used by oil sands mine companies to develop annual soil salvage and placement plans, mine reclamation plans and mine closure plans.

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Revegetation of active tailings dams for oil sands mines

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The information provided in this fact sheet is to be used by oil sands mine operators as a guide to understanding Alberta Environment’s expectation regarding dam safety and progressive reclamation... More ≫

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The information provided in this fact sheet is to be used by oil sands mine operators as a guide to understanding Alberta Environment’s expectation regarding dam safety and progressive reclamation (including revegetation) of active oil sands tailings dams.

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Water Act : licences [2008]

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To divert and use surface or ground water in Alberta requires a licence under the province's Water Act. The licence identifies the water source, location of diversion site, volume, rate and timing... More ≫

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To divert and use surface or ground water in Alberta requires a licence under the province's Water Act. The licence identifies the water source, location of diversion site, volume, rate and timing of water to be diverted, priority of the "water right" established by the licence, and nay conditions the diversion must adhere to.

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