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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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Indigenous employment training partnerships : program guidelines

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The Indigenous Employment Training Partnerships Program supports First Nations on or off reserve, Métis groups on or off Settlements and other Indigenous communities and organizations, industry... More ≫

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The Indigenous Employment Training Partnerships Program supports First Nations on or off reserve, Métis groups on or off Settlements and other Indigenous communities and organizations, industry and other governments to deliver group-training projects designed by the partnership. These partnerships will assist unemployed or under-employed Indigenous individuals to gain the necessary skills training and/or work experience to obtain and maintain long-term employment.

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Continuing care capital program. Indigenous capital grant funding

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The Continuing Care Capital Program provides capital grant funding program to increase continuing care spaces in Alberta. The Indigenous stream of the Program supports the development of... More ≫

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The Continuing Care Capital Program provides capital grant funding program to increase continuing care spaces in Alberta. The Indigenous stream of the Program supports the development of continuing care spaces for Indigenous peoples in Alberta, increasing continuing care capacity for Indigenous populations on or off reserves or on or off Metis Settlements. Documents in this package include an outline the application process, a guide with information to assist applicants in the preparation and completion of the business case application form, and the application form itself. The deadline for submissions was December 17, 2021.

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First Nations reserves and Metis settlements

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This map presents the locations of First Nations reserves and Metis settlements located in Alberta, and displays the areas of the province covered by five treaty territories. The eight Metis... More ≫

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This map presents the locations of First Nations reserves and Metis settlements located in Alberta, and displays the areas of the province covered by five treaty territories. The eight Metis settlements in the province are primarily located in east-central and northern Alberta.

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Wapiti River Water Management Plan

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The stakeholder developed Wapiti River Water Management Plan provides water allocation guidance as a Water Conservation Objective, which balances water consumption, protection of the aquatic... More ≫

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The stakeholder developed Wapiti River Water Management Plan provides water allocation guidance as a Water Conservation Objective, which balances water consumption, protection of the aquatic environment, and allows for economic growth now and into the future.

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Wapiti River water management plan [DRAFT]

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The Wapiti River Water Management Plan Steering Committee was established in 2012 to develop recommendations for water use in the Wapiti River basin. The steering committee engaged with the... More ≫

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The Wapiti River Water Management Plan Steering Committee was established in 2012 to develop recommendations for water use in the Wapiti River basin. The steering committee engaged with the public, stakeholders and Indigenous communities and organizations and developed a draft version of a managagement plan which would provide guidance and recommendations on balancing the needs of municipal water supply, industry uses, agriculture and other uses, while ensuring a healthy aquatic ecosystem in the Alberta portion of the Wapiti River basin. Feedback was solicited by releasing this draft plan and summary documents in this record for public review.

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Guide for business case development funding : a part of the building communities of care program for Indigenous communities

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Building Communities of Care includes two funding components that specifically address the continuing care needs of Indigenous communities: business case development grants and competitive capital... More ≫

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Building Communities of Care includes two funding components that specifically address the continuing care needs of Indigenous communities: business case development grants and competitive capital grants. This guide provides information about how to apply for business case development grant funding. Funding will support needs assessments and business case development in Indigenous communities where a need for more continuing care capacity has been identified.

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First Nations and Metis Settlements consultation policies renewal : discussion guide

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Provides an update on the First Nations and Metis Settlements Consultation Policies renewal process as of November 2018. Based on input received to date, this Discussion Guide outlines a set of 17... More ≫

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Provides an update on the First Nations and Metis Settlements Consultation Policies renewal process as of November 2018. Based on input received to date, this Discussion Guide outlines a set of 17 potential amendments to the current consultation policy and guidelines – four short-term and 13 longer-term.

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Indigenous leadership in Alberta’s energy sector

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Indigenous communities across Alberta are sharing in the benefits of energy development. There is increasing Indigenous involvement in the oil sands sector – in ownership and support for projects,... More ≫

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Indigenous communities across Alberta are sharing in the benefits of energy development. There is increasing Indigenous involvement in the oil sands sector – in ownership and support for projects, as well as in the renewable energy sector. This fact sheet was developed to encourage international investment in Alberta.

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A guide to support Indigenous renewable energy development in Alberta

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This guidebook provides an introduction to renewable energy, describes the current context for renewable energy development in Alberta and outlines the development process.

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