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Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation annual report [2000-2002]

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The mission of the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation, a non-profit corporation established under the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation Act, was to provide shareholders within the... More ≫

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The mission of the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation, a non-profit corporation established under the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation Act, was to provide shareholders within the Province of Alberta with flexible funding for capital projects on a prudent basis. From 2003 on, the function continued through the Alberta Capital Finance Authority, which dissolved in 2020. The function was continued through the Government of Alberta as Loans to Local Authorities.

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A framework for Alberta's international strategies

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Achieving the Alberta government's goals for people, prosperity and preservation in a constantly changing world demands an effective and dynamic international strategy that makes the most of... More ≫

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Achieving the Alberta government's goals for people, prosperity and preservation in a constantly changing world demands an effective and dynamic international strategy that makes the most of Alberta's strengths, focuses the efforts of international players in the province towards common goals, ensures cooperation among government departments and identifies appropriate government roles. This framework is offered as a guide to the international role of the Alberta government and as a foundation for specific, individual strategies in the future.

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Alberta tier 1 criteria for contaminated soil assessment and remediation

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The Province of Alberta requires that a contaminated soil be remediated by the polluter or owner. The criteria outlined in this document are used to determine the need for remediation, and... More ≫

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The Province of Alberta requires that a contaminated soil be remediated by the polluter or owner. The criteria outlined in this document are used to determine the need for remediation, and quantify acceptable concentrations of soil contaminants.

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Water supplying capacity of Alberta soils

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Soils may be rated according to the amount of water they can retain in available form. However, under field conditions there are physical and chemical soil properties which affect the ability of... More ≫

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Soils may be rated according to the amount of water they can retain in available form. However, under field conditions there are physical and chemical soil properties which affect the ability of plants to fully utilize all the available water. In Alberta the main factors of concern are dense subsoils that restrict root growth and the presence of salinity which inhibits water uptake. A modification of the available water holding capacity (AWC) that recognizes these limitations has been called the water supplying capacity (WSC). Both the AWC and WSC have been estimated for individual soils in the province.

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Oil and gas fiscal regimes comparison of the western Canadian provinces

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Compares the different fiscal regimes for the oil and gas industry in the four western-most Canadian Provinces. Includes sections on Crown royalties, fiscal incentives (including royalty holidays,... More ≫

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Compares the different fiscal regimes for the oil and gas industry in the four western-most Canadian Provinces. Includes sections on Crown royalties, fiscal incentives (including royalty holidays, royalty relief, and royalty tax credits), freehold taxes, and federal and provincial corporate taxes.

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Oil and gas fiscal regimes comparison of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan

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Compares the different fiscal regimes for the oil and gas industry in the three western-most Canadian Provinces. Includes sections on Crown royalties, fiscal incentives (including royalty... More ≫

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Compares the different fiscal regimes for the oil and gas industry in the three western-most Canadian Provinces. Includes sections on Crown royalties, fiscal incentives (including royalty holidays, royalty relief, and royalty tax credits), freehold taxes, and federal and provincial corporate taxes.

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