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Honouring our roots : growing together towards a culturally safe, wholistic primary health care system for Indigenous peoples - Indigenous Primary Health Care Advisory Panel final report

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This is the final report of the Indigenous Primary Health Care Advisory Panel, which was established as part of the Modernization of Alberta's Primary Health Care System initiative to provide... More ≫

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This is the final report of the Indigenous Primary Health Care Advisory Panel, which was established as part of the Modernization of Alberta's Primary Health Care System initiative to provide advice and recommendations to help transform Alberta's primary health care system in order to provide accessible, relevant and culturally safe primary health care for Indigenous peoples. It contains 22 overarching recommendations organized around five strategic outcomes of primary care: culturally safe and appropriate care, access, integration, quality, and Indigenous peoples as partners.

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Modernizing Alberta’s primary health care system - Indigenous stream : Indigenous Advisory Panel recommendations regarding opportunities for early investment

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The Modernizing Alberta's Primary Health Care System initiative has been established to strengthen primary health care in Alberta and ensure all Albertans have access to timely, appropriate... More ≫

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The Modernizing Alberta's Primary Health Care System initiative has been established to strengthen primary health care in Alberta and ensure all Albertans have access to timely, appropriate primary health care services. The Indigenous Advisory Panel was established to provide advice and recommendations to help transform the primary health care system in order to provide accessible, relevant, and culturally safe primary health care to First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples. This report from the Panel provides an interim step toward building a long-term strategic road map for primary health care modernization for Indigenous peoples in Alberta.

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Charitable Fund-raising Regulation

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Defines gross contributions and details specific requirements of charities, fund-raising businesses and donor fund-raisers. Deals with record keeping, financial reporting and information that... More ≫

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Defines gross contributions and details specific requirements of charities, fund-raising businesses and donor fund-raisers. Deals with record keeping, financial reporting and information that must be provided to donors. Also provides security deposit requirements and governs the making of claims against fund-raising businesses.

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Supporting women’s economic recovery : Premier’s Council on Charities and Civil Society

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This report presents key findings from the engagements of the Premier’s Council on Charities and Civil Society and offers advice on how civil society and government can work together to address... More ≫

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This report presents key findings from the engagements of the Premier’s Council on Charities and Civil Society and offers advice on how civil society and government can work together to address challenges faced by women, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Ministerial Order 100/2020 [Economic Development, Trade and Tourism]

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Rescinds the appointments of four individuals as members of the Advisory Council on Alberta-Ukraine Relations and appoints five individuals as members of the Council.

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Ministerial Order 108/2019 [Economic Development, Trade and Tourism]

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Rescinds the appointment of one member, and appoints two other individuals as members of the Advisory Council on Alberta-Ukraine Relations.

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International travel final report : Minister Ricardo Miranda mission to South Korea, February 20-27, 2018

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Report on the travel of Ricardo Miranda, Minister of Culture and Tourism, to South Korea to participate in the Pyeongchang International Olympic Observer Program in support of the Calgary bid to... More ≫

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Report on the travel of Ricardo Miranda, Minister of Culture and Tourism, to South Korea to participate in the Pyeongchang International Olympic Observer Program in support of the Calgary bid to host the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. While in South Korea, the Minister also took the time to advance Alberta’s international priority to diversify markets to help grow Alberta’s economy.

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International travel final report : Premier Rachel Notley mission to China and Japan, April 17-27, 2017

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Report on the travel of Premier Rachel Notley and Minister Deron Bilous, Minister of Economic Development and Trade, to China and Japan to support the delivery of the Government of Alberta’s... More ≫

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Report on the travel of Premier Rachel Notley and Minister Deron Bilous, Minister of Economic Development and Trade, to China and Japan to support the delivery of the Government of Alberta’s international priorities. This includes diversifying markets for products and services in the agriculture, forestry, energy, environment, culture, innovation and tourism sectors.

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International travel final report : Minister Bilous mission to China and Japan, November 15-27, 2016

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Reports on the travel of the Honourable Deron Bilous, Minister of Economic Development and Trade, to China and Japan to support the delivery of the Government of Alberta's international... More ≫

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Reports on the travel of the Honourable Deron Bilous, Minister of Economic Development and Trade, to China and Japan to support the delivery of the Government of Alberta's international priorities. These priorities include diversifying markets for products and services in the agriculture, energy, environment, culture, innovation and tourism sectors.

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International travel final report : Minister Miranda mission to Mexico City, December 7-9, 2016

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Report on travel of Minister Ricardo Miranda to Mexico City to advance the Government of Alberta’s international priority of diversifying markets to help grow Alberta’s economy.

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