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Engagement summary : Upper Athabasca Region surface water quality management framework

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Surface water quality management frameworks are a key component of Alberta's cumulative effects management system. These frameworks are designed to monitor, evaluate and proactively manage the... More ≫

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Surface water quality management frameworks are a key component of Alberta's cumulative effects management system. These frameworks are designed to monitor, evaluate and proactively manage the cumulative effects of human activity on ambient surface water quality in Alberta's major rivers. This report provides a summary of the feedback received during engagement processes undertaken to support the development of the Upper Athabasca Region Surface Water Quality Management Framework.

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Upper Athabasca Region surface water quality management framework for the Upper Athabasca River

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Surface water quality management frameworks are a key component of Alberta's cumulative effects management system. These frameworks are designed to monitor, evaluate and proactively manage the... More ≫

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Surface water quality management frameworks are a key component of Alberta's cumulative effects management system. These frameworks are designed to monitor, evaluate and proactively manage the cumulative effects of human activity on ambient surface water quality in Alberta's major rivers. The frameworks do not replace existing regulatory processes, but rather add to and complement existing policies, legislation, regulations and management tools. This particular framework is focused on the upper Athabasca River.

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Fact sheet : surface water quality management framework for the Upper Athabasca River : Upper Athabasca Region

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Surface water quality management frameworks are a key component of Alberta's cumulative effects management system. These frameworks are designed to monitor, evaluate and proactively manage the... More ≫

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Surface water quality management frameworks are a key component of Alberta's cumulative effects management system. These frameworks are designed to monitor, evaluate and proactively manage the cumulative effects of human activity on ambient surface water quality in Alberta's major rivers. The frameworks do not replace existing regulatory processes, but rather add to and complement existing policies, legislation, regulations and management tools. This fact sheet provides an overview of the Upper Athabasca Region Surface Water Quality Management Framework.

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Enforcement Order no. WA-EO-2019/11-UAR

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Enforcement order issued to Aurora Peat Products ULC on October 8, 2019.

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Enforcement Order no. PLA-EO-2019/04-UAR

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Enforcement order issued to Jay Eugene Booth.

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Enforcement Order no. WA-EO-2020/01-UAR

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Enforcement order issued to Premier Tech Home & Garden Inc.

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Environmental protection order no. EPO-2019/01-UAR

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Environmental protection order issued to Darren Myshak, KMC Oilfield Services Ltd. and Muskeg Construction Ltd. on October 24, 2019.

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Order to vacate no. OV-2019/21-UAR

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Order to Vacate issued to Rubecca Attilon on November 14, 2019.

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Wildlife Management Unit 508 aerial ungulate survey (2018-19)

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Results from a February 2019 aerial ungulate survey conducted in the Lac La Nonne Wildlife Management Unit 508 in Alberta’s Upper Athabasca Region. The primary objective of the survey was to... More ≫

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Results from a February 2019 aerial ungulate survey conducted in the Lac La Nonne Wildlife Management Unit 508 in Alberta’s Upper Athabasca Region. The primary objective of the survey was to assess the status of the moose population by determining estimates for abundance, density and age-sex composition. Secondary objectives were to assess the status of the white-tailed deer, mule deer and elk populations.

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Wildlife Management Unit 347 aerial ungulate survey (2018-19)

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Results from an aerial ungulate survey conducted in Wildlife Management Unit 347 on Feb. 5 and 6, 2019.

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