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Identity theft

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When someone uses personal information such as your name, social insurance number (SIN), credit card number or other identifying information without your knowledge or permission, it is identity... More ≫

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When someone uses personal information such as your name, social insurance number (SIN), credit card number or other identifying information without your knowledge or permission, it is identity theft and it is a crime. This publications discusses how you can protect your information and your identity and what to do if you think your identity has been stolen, and lists some key identity documents.

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Security claims : how to make a security claim (bond claim) against a business operator’s security

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Many licensees under the Consumer Protection Act are required to provide a security (such as a bond). Consumers who have suffered a loss because of the actions of a licensee may be able to submit... More ≫

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Many licensees under the Consumer Protection Act are required to provide a security (such as a bond). Consumers who have suffered a loss because of the actions of a licensee may be able to submit a security claim (bond claim) for compensation out of the security. This fact sheet provides information on how to make a claim against a business operator's security.

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Odometer fraud

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Tampering with an odometer is illegal in Alberta. this one-page fact sheet describes how to spot a tampered odometer and steps to take if you believe odometer fraud may have taken place.

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Alberta zero alcohol/drug tolerance program : information sheet

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Explains the Alberta Zero Alcohol/Drug Tolerance Program, which applies to all new drivers licensed under the Graduated Driver Licensing Program. Drivers with learner or probationary licences must... More ≫

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Explains the Alberta Zero Alcohol/Drug Tolerance Program, which applies to all new drivers licensed under the Graduated Driver Licensing Program. Drivers with learner or probationary licences must have a zero blood alcohol/drug level when driving or they will automatically receive a 30-day driver's licence suspension, and a seven-day vehicle seizure.

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Vehicle seizure or immobilization appeal hearing : information sheet

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Explains the process for applying for an appeal hearing when a vehicle has been seized or immoblized. Includes information on the application process and grounds for appeal.

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Alberta administrative licence suspension program : information sheet

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Explains the Alberta Administrative Licence Suspension Program, which imposes a suspension or disqualification on drivers who are served with an alcohol and/or drug-related impaired driving... More ≫

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Explains the Alberta Administrative Licence Suspension Program, which imposes a suspension or disqualification on drivers who are served with an alcohol and/or drug-related impaired driving offence by law enforcement. Includes information on appealing licence suspensions and vehicle seizures/immobilizations under the program.

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Immediate roadside sanctions program : information sheet [2018]

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Explains the Immediate Roadside Sanctions Program, which imposes immediate sanctions on a driver if a peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a driver has a blood alcohol... More ≫

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Explains the Immediate Roadside Sanctions Program, which imposes immediate sanctions on a driver if a peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a driver has a blood alcohol concentration of 50 to 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. Includes information on appealing an immediate roadside sanction.

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Articles of incorporation requirements : Cooperatives Act

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This resource contains a checklist to help cooperatives develop an Articles of Incorporation document. It also includes additional requirements for housing, multi-stakeholder, employment, and new... More ≫

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This resource contains a checklist to help cooperatives develop an Articles of Incorporation document. It also includes additional requirements for housing, multi-stakeholder, employment, and new generation cooperatives. An Articles of Incorporation is a document developed by a cooperative that provides information required by the Act and Cooperatives Regulation. Articles of Incorporation must be submitted when a cooperative continues or incorporates.

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Guide to the Personal Information Protection Act

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This brochure provides an overview of Alberta’s Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA), which sets out rules for how private sector organizations may collect, use or disclose personal information.

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Personal Information Protection Act : PIPA on a page

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This fact sheet summarizes information about Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA)

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