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Human-induced intentional acts : response and recovery plan

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Provides a comprehensive hazard-specific consequence management plan that clarifies the roles, responsibilities, and communications pathways in respect to a human-induced intentional act (HIIA).... More ≫

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Provides a comprehensive hazard-specific consequence management plan that clarifies the roles, responsibilities, and communications pathways in respect to a human-induced intentional act (HIIA). HIIA is differentiated from other emergency and disaster response and recovery in that law enforcement has a defined police crisis management role separate from emergency management structures. This plan will apply when the coordination of crisis management and consequence management is necessary to resolve a HIIA.

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Letter to Minister of Public Safety of Canada from Alberta Chief Firearms Officer. May 17, 2022

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Alberta’s chief firearms officer expresses grave concern regarding the May 11 announcement that certain provisions of Bill C-71 requiring verification of Possession and Acquisition Licences (PALs)... More ≫

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Alberta’s chief firearms officer expresses grave concern regarding the May 11 announcement that certain provisions of Bill C-71 requiring verification of Possession and Acquisition Licences (PALs) for non-restricted firearms transfers and increased record-keeping by businesses will become effective on May 18, 2022.

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Security Management for Critical Upstream Petroleum and Coal Infrastructure Regulation

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The regulation outlines the rules, provisions and stipulations on security measures for critical facilities and emergency response plans in the event of threats of terrorist activity.

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Report on crime and justice statistics

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This report is the first Public’s Right to Know publication on crime and justice data for Alberta. Data presented is a combination of data collected by the former Ministry of Justice and Solicitor... More ≫

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This report is the first Public’s Right to Know publication on crime and justice data for Alberta. Data presented is a combination of data collected by the former Ministry of Justice and Solicitor General and data reported to Statistics Canada by police services across Alberta. Data is presented for a five-year period.

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