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Mooring standard engagement

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Albertans shared their feedback on the draft Mooring Disturbance Standard in May 2020 and from November 2 to December 14, 2020 through two online surveys. The purpose of the disturbance standard... More ≫

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Albertans shared their feedback on the draft Mooring Disturbance Standard in May 2020 and from November 2 to December 14, 2020 through two online surveys. The purpose of the disturbance standard is to set the maximum acceptable footprint for temporary seasonal docks, temporary seasonal boat lifts and associated mooring structures for personal recreational purposes on the beds and shores of Alberta’s recreational lakes and rivers that are public land owned by the Crown. The disturbance standard creates a general permission for most waterfront, semi-waterfront and municipal dock owners and eliminates the need for them to apply for an authorization if they abide by the standards.

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2022-23 sportfishing regulation engagement : what we heard report

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These documents summarize the feedback received from Albertans during the sportfishing regulation engagement held in the winter of 2022.

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Disturbance standard for temporary seasonal docks and other mooring structures for personal recreational purposes

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The Disturbance Standard sets the maximum acceptable footprint for temporary seasonal docks, temporary seasonal boat lifts and associated mooring structures for personal recreational purposes on... More ≫

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The Disturbance Standard sets the maximum acceptable footprint for temporary seasonal docks, temporary seasonal boat lifts and associated mooring structures for personal recreational purposes on the beds and shores of Alberta's recreational lakes and rivers that are public land owned by the Crown. It creates a general permission for most waterfront, semi-waterfront and municipal dock owners and eliminates the need for them to apply for an authorization if they abide by the standards.

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Climate leadership discussion document

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Alberta's Climate Change Advisory Panel was established in the summer of 2015 to guide a climate leadership discussion process, to gather public and stakeholder input and advice in the development... More ≫

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Alberta's Climate Change Advisory Panel was established in the summer of 2015 to guide a climate leadership discussion process, to gather public and stakeholder input and advice in the development of government action plan to address climate change. The discussions included public open houses, an online engagement, online document submission, Aboriginal People's engagement and technical stakeholder sessions. The Climate Leadership Discussion Document was developed to lay the foundation for the climate change discussions the panel conducted with Albertans. It sets out the challenges Albertans face, presents considerations and options for action, and offers crucial questions that Albertans had the opportunity to explore.

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