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Opening soon : Alberta's relaunch strategy

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Outlines the Government of Alberta's relaunch strategy to carefully and gradually lift restrictions imposed during the initial stages of the Province's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The plan... More ≫

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Outlines the Government of Alberta's relaunch strategy to carefully and gradually lift restrictions imposed during the initial stages of the Province's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The plan puts safety first while gradually reopening businesses and activities to the public, and getting people back to work.

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Debris removal

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The June 2013 flood resulted in the deposit of unprecedented amounts of debris in rivers and streams. In some cases, debris can result in channel blockages, harmful erosion, localized flooding and... More ≫

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The June 2013 flood resulted in the deposit of unprecedented amounts of debris in rivers and streams. In some cases, debris can result in channel blockages, harmful erosion, localized flooding and may pose a significant public safety hazard.

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Department license of occupation (DLO) application requirements

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This document provides information about the Department License of Occupation (DLO) application package.

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Application information requirements : information sheet

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Alberta's department of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) has implemented an Expedited Approval Process for 2013 Flood Recovery (EAPFR). The EAPFR combines and streamlines... More ≫

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Alberta's department of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) has implemented an Expedited Approval Process for 2013 Flood Recovery (EAPFR). The EAPFR combines and streamlines the application, referral, and insurance processes for authorizations issued by ESRD under the Water Act and Public Lands Act for flood recovery activities as a result of the 2013 flood. The purpose of this document is to provide a listing of the minimum information requirements that should be considered by applicants when preparing new EAPFR applications,

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Application delays and deficiencies : information sheet

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Alberta's department of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) has implemented an Expedited Approval Process for 2013 Flood Recovery (EAPFR). The EAPFR combines and streamlines... More ≫

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Alberta's department of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) has implemented an Expedited Approval Process for 2013 Flood Recovery (EAPFR). The EAPFR combines and streamlines the application, referral, and insurance processes for authorizations issued by ESRD under the Water Act and Public Lands Act for flood recovery activities as a result of the 2013 flood. this document provides an information table related to the application delays and deficiencies commonly noted for EAPFR applications.

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Authorizations, phases, reviews and internal referrals : information sheet

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Alberta's department of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) has implemented an Expedited Approval Process for 2013 Flood Recovery (EAPFR). The EAPFR combines and streamlines... More ≫

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Alberta's department of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) has implemented an Expedited Approval Process for 2013 Flood Recovery (EAPFR). The EAPFR combines and streamlines the application, referral, and insurance processes for authorizations issued by ESRD under the Water Act and Public Lands Act for flood recovery activities as a result of the 2013 flood. This document is intended support the " Expedited Approval Process for Flood Recovery Information Sheet" and provides further general information about EAPFR authorizations, phases, reviews and internal referrals.

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Southern Alberta 2013 floods : the Provincial Recovery Framework

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In June 2013, large areas of Southern Alberta experienced a deluge of heavy rainfall that caused disastrous levels of flooding. The scale and impacts of the flooding are unprecedented in Alberta,... More ≫

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In June 2013, large areas of Southern Alberta experienced a deluge of heavy rainfall that caused disastrous levels of flooding. The scale and impacts of the flooding are unprecedented in Alberta, and resulted in the first ever State of Provincial Emergency to be declared in Canadian history. During the height of the events, and the first few days after June 20, 2013, there were 29 local states of emergency declared in the province.

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