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Accessibility design guide 2024

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This resource was developed to assist designers, builders and other users of the Alberta building code, also referenced as the NBC(AE), to meet and possibly exceed – within reason - the current... More ≫

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This resource was developed to assist designers, builders and other users of the Alberta building code, also referenced as the NBC(AE), to meet and possibly exceed – within reason - the current minimum accessibility design standards and practices. The resource explains the intents and objectives of each section of the code, as it relates to accessibility requirements, and recommend best practices where accessibility and safety are concerns to seniors and persons with disabilities.

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Starting an Alberta approved farmers' market

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This fact sheet provides information for organizations interested in starting an Alberta approved farmers’ market.

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Government of Alberta emergency preparedness toolkit for seniors [2024]

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This resource provides information and links to resources for seniors to help them prepare for emergencies and disasters that can happen at any time, often without warning. By being prepared,... More ≫

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This resource provides information and links to resources for seniors to help them prepare for emergencies and disasters that can happen at any time, often without warning. By being prepared, seniors can better navigate disruptions when they do occur. If they rely on others for assistance, being prepared can help seniors keep safe, warm and comfortable while waiting for help.

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Emergency response assistance plan

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Discusses the requirement of having an emergency response assistance plan (ERAP) when handling, offering for transport, and/or transporting certain high-risk dangerous goods product, and describes... More ≫

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Discusses the requirement of having an emergency response assistance plan (ERAP) when handling, offering for transport, and/or transporting certain high-risk dangerous goods product, and describes what to do in the event of a release or anticipated release of these products.

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Proponent-led Indigenous consultation : information sharing and exploring concerns for forestry planning & operations

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The Ministry of Forestry and Parks is supplementing the Government of Alberta's Proponent Guide to First Nations and Metis Settlements Consultation Procedures to provide proponents further... More ≫

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The Ministry of Forestry and Parks is supplementing the Government of Alberta's Proponent Guide to First Nations and Metis Settlements Consultation Procedures to provide proponents further guidance and direction when consulting on plans and/or activities requiring approvals under the Forests Act and Forest and Prairie Protection Act, and/or associated policies and regulations. This document is in alignment with The Government of Alberta's policy on consultation with First Nations on land and natural resource management, 2013 and associated 2014 Guidelines, and The Government of Alberta's policy on consultation with Metis settlements on land and natural resource management, 2015 and associated 2016 Guidelines.

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Public lands survey manual. Version 2.x

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Provides a resource for land surveyors preparing plans for submission for public lands disposition submissions.

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Emergency Preparedness Week toolkit

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A toolkit to help community leaders participate in the Emergency Preparedness Week (EP Week) at the local level. EP Week is a national event held annually during the first full week of May.

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Aboriginal Business Investment Fund grant application guidelines

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The Aboriginal Business Investment Fund (ABIF) was established to provide funding to capitalize community-owned business development opportunities. The program offers direct investment into... More ≫

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The Aboriginal Business Investment Fund (ABIF) was established to provide funding to capitalize community-owned business development opportunities. The program offers direct investment into eligible Indigenous community-owned businesses. ABIF is intended for capital projects that are close to starting operations or breaking ground for building projects within the funding year. The projects must demonstrate long-term impacts as follows: increase the number of Indigenous community-owned businesses; increase the number of employment opportunities for Indigenous people; create local revenue streams for Indigenous communities; and strengthen the economies of Indigenous communities. An Indigenous community can only submit one application and business plan for consideration in any given funding year. Funding allocation is based on project evaluation against the scoring criteria and awarded on a competitive ranking.

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Allied health practitioner’s resource guide

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The purpose of this guide is to help allied health practitioners (dental surgeons, optometrists, podiatrists) and their billing staff prepare claims for services that are insured under the Alberta... More ≫

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The purpose of this guide is to help allied health practitioners (dental surgeons, optometrists, podiatrists) and their billing staff prepare claims for services that are insured under the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP), and follow up, if necessary, after claims have been assessed. The information in this guide will help users: understand what must be included on all claims to the AHCIP; ensure that data entered on a claim is up-to-date; verify a patient's health care coverage; and understand the Alberta Health Statement of Assessment and Statement of Account. This guide is designed for use in conjunction with the Schedule of Benefits.

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Physician’s resource guide

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The purpose of this guide is to help physicians and their billing staff prepare claims for services that are insured under the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP), and follow up, if... More ≫

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The purpose of this guide is to help physicians and their billing staff prepare claims for services that are insured under the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP), and follow up, if necessary, after claims have been assessed. The information in this guide will help users: understand what must be included on all claims to the AHCIP; ensure that data entered on a claim is up-to-date; verify a patient's health care coverage; and understand the Alberta Health Statement of Assessment and Statement of Account. This guide is designed for use in conjunction with the Schedule of Medical Benefits.

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