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Alberta Community Justice Grant recipients

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These organizations received the Alberta Community Justice Grant. The grant empowers community-based organizations to make meaningful strides in enhancing community justice by facilitating various... More ≫

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These organizations received the Alberta Community Justice Grant. The grant empowers community-based organizations to make meaningful strides in enhancing community justice by facilitating various initiatives such as capacity building, needs assessments, developing essential tools, training resources, research efforts, etc. These endeavors aim to strengthen existing programs and explore new opportunities for community justice programs in Alberta.

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Alberta Community Justice Grant

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The Alberta Community Justice Grant presents a unique opportunity for community-based organizations and interest groups to explore and develop innovative community justice initiatives, with the... More ≫

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The Alberta Community Justice Grant presents a unique opportunity for community-based organizations and interest groups to explore and develop innovative community justice initiatives, with the overarching goal of increasing access to justice. The grant facilitates various initiatives, including capacity building, needs assessments, and the development of essential tools, training resources, and research efforts. These endeavors aim to strengthen existing programs and explore new opportunities for community justice programs in Alberta. Funding of up to $1.2 million will be allocated for the fiscal period of 2023-24, empowering organizations to make meaningful strides in enhancing community justice. Templates to support applicants are included in this record along with the grant guidelines and application form.

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Consumer Contact Centre Call Data

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This dataset shows the calls received by the consumer contact centre by date, type of inquiry (call code), self-reported postal code and constituency.

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Family Violence Death Review Committee annual report

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Alberta’s Family Violence Death Review Committee (the Committee) is an internal arm’s length, multi-disciplinary, cross-sector group reporting directly to the Minister of Community and Social... More ≫

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Alberta’s Family Violence Death Review Committee (the Committee) is an internal arm’s length, multi-disciplinary, cross-sector group reporting directly to the Minister of Community and Social Services. The Committee has the responsibility to review family violence deaths and make recommendations related to program, policy and service delivery for the prevention of family violence. The 2016 Annual Report provides an overview of the Committee’s membership, structure and accountability. The report also explains how case reviews are completed, the processes used to complete the reviews and the resulting recommendations. It also provides a detailed examination of information collected on the 13 family violence incidents that resulted in 15 deaths (perpetrators and victims).

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SCAN : safer communities and neighbourhoods

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The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit makes communities safer by using civil legislation to target residential and commercial problem properties in rural and urban Alberta where... More ≫

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The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit makes communities safer by using civil legislation to target residential and commercial problem properties in rural and urban Alberta where specified illegal activity is occurring regularly. This brochure provides a brief overview of SCAN and how you can work with them to make your neighbourhood a safer place.

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Languages Act

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This act establishes English as the official language in Alberta. Members of the Legislative Assembly are granted the right to speak either French or English in the Assembly. French or English may... More ≫

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This act establishes English as the official language in Alberta. Members of the Legislative Assembly are granted the right to speak either French or English in the Assembly. French or English may be used in oral communication in all Alberta courts dealing with provincial offences.

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Languages Act (French version)

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This act establishes English as the official language in Alberta. Members of the Legislative Assembly are granted the right to speak either French or English in the Assembly. French or English may... More ≫

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This act establishes English as the official language in Alberta. Members of the Legislative Assembly are granted the right to speak either French or English in the Assembly. French or English may be used in oral communication in all Alberta courts dealing with provincial offences.

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Protecting Survivors of Human Trafficking Act

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This act protects and empowers survivors of human trafficking. It outlines remedies that survivors and police may use to protect survivors from traffickers, it gives survivors a right to sue... More ≫

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This act protects and empowers survivors of human trafficking. It outlines remedies that survivors and police may use to protect survivors from traffickers, it gives survivors a right to sue traffickers, and it creates a provincial human trafficking awareness day (February 22).

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Alberta Community Justice awards

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Annual list of recipients of the Alberta community justice awards, which recognize the outstanding contributions of individuals and organizations promoting community justice in Alberta.

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Historical Resources Act

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Provides for the use, designation and protection of historic resources, including palaeontological, archaeological, historic or natural sites, structures or objects. Provides mechanisms for... More ≫

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Provides for the use, designation and protection of historic resources, including palaeontological, archaeological, historic or natural sites, structures or objects. Provides mechanisms for designating provincial or municipal historic resources, establishing provincial or municipal historic areas, and naming geographical features. Governs research permits, title to archaeological and palaeontological resources, and transport of historic resources out of Alberta.

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