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Transboundary Waters

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Explains the work of the Transboundary Waters unit in the ministry of Environment and Parks. The unit works cooperatively with neighbouring jurisdictions to ensure Alberta receives its water... More ≫

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Explains the work of the Transboundary Waters unit in the ministry of Environment and Parks. The unit works cooperatively with neighbouring jurisdictions to ensure Alberta receives its water entitlements and meets its obligations under existing inter-jurisdictional water management agreements. Also lists and describes key documents pertaining to transboundary water agreements.

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Canadian water and wastewater operator certification best practices [2019]

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The Canadian Water and Wastewater Operator Certification Committee was established in 2009 to develop Canadian Operator certification best practices. These best practices represent the best... More ≫

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The Canadian Water and Wastewater Operator Certification Committee was established in 2009 to develop Canadian Operator certification best practices. These best practices represent the best practice as identified by the provinces and territories through consensus, using the Association of Boards of Certification Program Standards, 2007 as a starting point. The purpose of the best practices is to provide greater program and administrative guidance to jurisdictions and to strive for greater harmonization of program requirements across Canada.

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Transboundary Waters Secretariat

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Information about Alberta’s Transboundary Waters Secretariat, including the role and mandate of this organization in ensuring Alberta receives its water entitlements while also meeting its... More ≫

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Information about Alberta’s Transboundary Waters Secretariat, including the role and mandate of this organization in ensuring Alberta receives its water entitlements while also meeting its obligations under existing cross border water management agreements.

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International travel final report : Minister Shannon Phillips mission to Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. (Dec 6-8, 2017)

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Report on travel of Minister Shannon Phillips to Minneapolis, Minnesota to promote Alberta's investment opportunities, discuss the province's strong regulatory framework and pipeline safety, and... More ≫

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Report on travel of Minister Shannon Phillips to Minneapolis, Minnesota to promote Alberta's investment opportunities, discuss the province's strong regulatory framework and pipeline safety, and share the achievements of Alberta's Climate Leadership Plan.

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Memorandum of Understanding respecting environmental monitoring of oil sands development

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Establishes the mutual intentions of the Government of Alberta and the Government of Canada regarding collaboration and accountability for the design and implementation of an integrated... More ≫

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Establishes the mutual intentions of the Government of Alberta and the Government of Canada regarding collaboration and accountability for the design and implementation of an integrated monitoring, evaluation and reporting system that includes the acquisition and reporting of regional data on baseline environmental conditions, tracking of environmental impacts, and assessment of cumulative environmental effects from oil sands development.

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International travel final report : Minister Shannon Phillips mission to New York, U.S. (September 17-21, 2017)

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Report on travel of Minister Shannon Phillips to New York for Climate Week NYC, an annual gathering of international leaders from business, government and civil society. The summit took place... More ≫

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Report on travel of Minister Shannon Phillips to New York for Climate Week NYC, an annual gathering of international leaders from business, government and civil society. The summit took place alongside the UN General Assembly, and was intended to demonstrate governments' support for action on climate change. Particular attention was paid to the important role subnational governments like Alberta can play in advancing climate-friendly policies.

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