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Timber harvest planning and operating ground rules : Canadian Forest Products Ltd. forest management plan/agreement area-specific addendum [2023]

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This addendum outlines Forest Management Plan-specific ground rules which apply to the area outlined in Forest Management Agreement 9900037. These rules are in addition to the Alberta Timber... More ≫

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This addendum outlines Forest Management Plan-specific ground rules which apply to the area outlined in Forest Management Agreement 9900037. These rules are in addition to the Alberta Timber Harvest Planning and Operating Ground Rules 2023. Where a rule in the addendum and a rule in the provincial OGR relate to the same subject matter or objective, the rule in the addendum governs. FMP-specific addendums are supplemental to the OGRs and will be negotiated with the applicable FMA holder where additional ground rules are needed to address specific strategies in an FMP or unique physical or non-physical landscape attributes.

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Family Resource Network (FRN) : expression of interest

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This Expression of Interest was issued as a competitive process to identify qualified vendors interested in and capable of the provision of family resource networks (FRNs) in Alberta. It offered... More ≫

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This Expression of Interest was issued as a competitive process to identify qualified vendors interested in and capable of the provision of family resource networks (FRNs) in Alberta. It offered an opportunity for interested proponents to compete to be selected as a recipient for grant funding.

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Provincial/territorial protocol on children, youth and families moving between provinces and territories

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The purpose of this protocol is to outline the roles and responsibilities of statutory child welfare organizations (including government ministries, agencies, boards and societies and may include... More ≫

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The purpose of this protocol is to outline the roles and responsibilities of statutory child welfare organizations (including government ministries, agencies, boards and societies and may include First Nations, Inuit and Métis child welfare organizations) when working together to provide child welfare services to children and families moving between provinces and territories.

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Memorandum of Understanding on implementation of Jordan’s Principle in Alberta

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This memorandum is signed by the Government of Alberta, Government of Canada, and First Nations partners to ensure that First Nations children in Alberta can access the supports and services they... More ≫

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This memorandum is signed by the Government of Alberta, Government of Canada, and First Nations partners to ensure that First Nations children in Alberta can access the supports and services they need, when they need them. It allows the Government of Canada, the First Nations Health Consortium and Government of Alberta to address gaps, and share information ensuring that children and families in Alberta are receiving the supports they need, including mental health supports, medical equipment, speech therapy, and educational supports.

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Information sheet. Maintenance enforcement support agreements

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The amount of child support paid under a Maintenance Enforcement Support Agreement can be recalculated annually by the Child Support Recalculation Program (RP) in the same way as a court order.

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Youth Criminal Justice Protocol

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The intent of the Youth Criminal Justice Protocol is to outline procedures for ongoing interactions between Alberta Human Services Child Intervention staff, including Child and Family Services... More ≫

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The intent of the Youth Criminal Justice Protocol is to outline procedures for ongoing interactions between Alberta Human Services Child Intervention staff, including Child and Family Services Authorities and Delegated First Nation Agencies (hereby referred to as Child Intervention), and Alberta Justice and Solicitor General, and their agents, in dealing with joint clients. The protocol describes how staff should work together collaboratively for the benefit of youth who have joint status, or for those who need the services of Child Intervention but do not have child intervention status. The protocol creates a process for collaborative case planning as well as resolution of day-to-day issues, thereby laying the foundation for good working relationships and for a more effective coordinated provision of services for youth.

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