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Tourism levy – Registered online brokers

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As of October 1, 2024, all online brokers that facilitate short-term accommodation transactions in Alberta – either between operators or accommodation hosts and purchasers – are required to... More ≫

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As of October 1, 2024, all online brokers that facilitate short-term accommodation transactions in Alberta – either between operators or accommodation hosts and purchasers – are required to register with TRA. Online brokers are only required to collect and remit the tourism levy for purchases of accommodation for which the online broker collects payment.

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Superintendent's list of financial institutions offering locked-in pension products [2021 to current]

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All banks, credit unions, trust companies and insurance companies offering LIRAs, LIFs and LRIFs to customers must be on the Superintendent’s List of Financial Institutions offering locked-in... More ≫

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All banks, credit unions, trust companies and insurance companies offering LIRAs, LIFs and LRIFs to customers must be on the Superintendent’s List of Financial Institutions offering locked-in pension products, in order to accept transfers of locked-in funds. NOTE: This list is updated regularly. Please ensure you are using the CURRENT list for up-to-date information. Past issues of the list are kept for informational and comparison purposes only. There may be institutions that have applied to appear on this list but whose application was still being processed at the time this list was updated. Please contact the office of the Superintendent of Pensions to verify the status of any financial institution with respect to this list.

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Highway 16 Yellowhead : economic corridors fact sheet summary

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Highway 16... More ≫

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Highway 16 Yellowhead corridor, which forms the northern mainline of the Trans-Canada Highway. Highway 16 runs from the Alberta-Saskatchewan border at Lloydminster through Edmonton before reaching the Alberta-British Columbia border west of Jasper and connects to tidewater at the Port of Vancouver and the Port of Prince Rupert. The fact sheet also lists ongoing and proposed work on the corridor as of August 2024.

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Northeast Alberta Trade Corridor (Highway 63 to Fort McMurray) : economic corridors fact sheet summary

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Northeast... More ≫

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Northeast Alberta Trade Corridor, which includes multiple highways and future roads of growing importance to Alberta. It also lists ongoing and proposed work on the corridor as of August 2024.

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Eastern Alberta Trade Corridor (Highways 36, 41 and 881) : economic corridors fact sheet summary

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Eastern... More ≫

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Eastern Alberta Trade Corridor, a north-south economic corridor located in eastern Alberta connecting the Fort McMurray region to the Alberta-Montana border. The fact sheet also lists ongoing and proposed work on the corridor as of August 2024.

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Highway 11 (Red Deer to Saskatchewan River Crossing) : economic corridors fact sheet summary

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Highway 11... More ≫

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Highway 11 corridor, an east-west economic corridor that runs from Red Deer through Rocky Mountain House to Saskatchewan River Crossing. The fact sheet also lists ongoing and proposed work on the corridor as of August 2024.

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Highway 1 Trans-Canada : economic corridors fact sheet summary

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes Highway 1... More ≫

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes Highway 1 Trans-Canada, which runs between the Alberta-Saskatchewan border east of Medicine Hat and the Alberta-British Columbia border west of Lake Louise and connects to tidewater at the Port of Vancouver. The fact sheet also lists ongoing and proposed work on the corridor as of August 2024.

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Highway 3 Crowsnest Corridor : economic corridors fact sheet summary

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Highway 3... More ≫

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Highway 3 Crowsnest Corridor, an east-west economic corridor running between Medicine Hat and the Alberta-British Columbia border. Highway 3 connects to tidewater at the Port of Vancouver. The fact sheet also lists ongoing and proposed work on the corridor as of August 2024.

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Highway 9 (Calgary to Saskatchewan) : economic corridors fact sheet summary

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes Highway 9,... More ≫

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes Highway 9, which is an east-west economic corridor that together with Saskatchewan Highway 7 connects Calgary to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan via Drumheller. The fact sheet also lists ongoing and proposed work on the corridor as of August 2024.

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Highway 22 (Cowboy Trail) : economic corridors fact sheet summary

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Highway 22... More ≫

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Economic corridors are trade corridors that provide vital links to markets in and out of Alberta, supporting economic, social, and environmental activity. This fact sheet describes the Highway 22 (Cowboy Trail), which is a north-south economic corridor located in western Alberta, and lists ongoing and proposed work on the corridor as of August 2024.

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