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Parenting after separation [2024]

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Provides descriptions of two courses offered by Resolution and Court Administration Services to help parents make positive choices about how they will continue to parent their children after... More ≫

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Provides descriptions of two courses offered by Resolution and Court Administration Services to help parents make positive choices about how they will continue to parent their children after separation: Parenting After Separation and Parenting After Separation For Families in High Conflict.

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Office of the Chief Medical Examiner : we extend our condolences [brochure]

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This is a brochure for the next of kin of a person whose death is investigated by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME). The brochure has information about what the OCME is, what the... More ≫

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This is a brochure for the next of kin of a person whose death is investigated by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME). The brochure has information about what the OCME is, what the OCME does and how the OCME can assist next of kin with post-mortem examination results, death investigation findings, reports and death documentation.

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Le rôle parental après la séparation

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Cette brochure décrit deux cours visant à aider les parents à faire des choix positifs sur la façon dont ils continuent à élever leurs enfants après une séparation.

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Valuing mental health : next steps

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In June 2015, Premier Rachel Notley announced that the Alberta Mental Health Review Committee would complete a comprehensive review of the mental health system in Alberta. The Committee released... More ≫

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In June 2015, Premier Rachel Notley announced that the Alberta Mental Health Review Committee would complete a comprehensive review of the mental health system in Alberta. The Committee released Valuing Mental Health: Report of the Alberta Mental Health Review Committee in February 2016. With guidance from stakeholder consultations and community suggestions, the Committee’s recommendations were synthesized into the 18 actions reflected in Valuing Mental Health (VMH): Next Steps, released in June 2017. VMH: Next Steps aligns with the Government of Alberta's community-based health vision by improving continuity of addiction and mental health services and supports within the health system and in the community. Its actions focus on coordinating and integrating services across health and with community service providers with an emphasis on meeting the needs of vulnerable and underserved groups.

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Parenting after separation [2016]

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Provides descriptions of two courses offered by Resolution and Court Administration Services to help parents make positive choices about how they will continue to parent their children after... More ≫

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Provides descriptions of two courses offered by Resolution and Court Administration Services to help parents make positive choices about how they will continue to parent their children after separation: Parenting After Separation (PAS) and Parenting After Separation For Families in High Conflict (PASHC)

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New Alberta child benefit and enhanced Alberta family employment tax credit

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Fact sheet about the new family tax credit for low income families in Alberta.

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The building Alberta plan

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The Building Alberta Plan is the cornerstone of our government's vision of an ambitious, welcoming province that is confident and proud of our ability to be a Canadian leader ? where we can work... More ≫

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The Building Alberta Plan is the cornerstone of our government's vision of an ambitious, welcoming province that is confident and proud of our ability to be a Canadian leader ? where we can work and build an even stronger, modern, better province, together. A place that attracts the most ambitious, hardworking people from across Canada and around the world. A place where the energy of our people creates more innovative ?Made in Alberta' products and services. We are building towards this goal, while remaining a place where caring communities come together in times of need.

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“You are what you eat” : preventing the marketing of unhealthy foods and beverages to children

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Marketing of unhealthy foods and beverages that targets children and families is having a harmful effect on the health of these populations. This report from the Office of the Chief Medical... More ≫

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Marketing of unhealthy foods and beverages that targets children and families is having a harmful effect on the health of these populations. This report from the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health outlines why this should be of concern to Albertans, why action should be taken now, and possible steps that could be taken to address the problem.

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Let’s talk about the early years : early childhood development

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Current research has shown the strong connection between the early childhood years and life-long health, well-being, learning and behavior. This report from the Office of the Chief Medical Officer... More ≫

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Current research has shown the strong connection between the early childhood years and life-long health, well-being, learning and behavior. This report from the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health looks at the current state of research on early childhood development, discusses the roles of the family, the community and society in supporting early childhood development, calls for a focus on collecting appropriate data to help appropriately measure and improve initiatives to support childhood development, and ends with a look at possible next steps.

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Strengthening families, children and youth : report and recommendations from the Child Welfare Act Review, 2002

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Reports on the findings of a review of Alberta's Child Welfare Act that took place during the latter part of 2001 and into 2002 and which included extensive stakeholder, community and public... More ≫

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Reports on the findings of a review of Alberta's Child Welfare Act that took place during the latter part of 2001 and into 2002 and which included extensive stakeholder, community and public consultation. This report contains a series of recommendations to guide the development of new legislation for Alberta.

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