Alberta Gazette, Part I — Wednesday, December 31, 2025
Wednesday, December 31, 2025
Alberta — Gazette
The Alberta Gazette
Part I
Vol. 121 Edmonton, Wednesday, December 31, 2025 No. 24
PROCLAMATION
[GREAT SEAL]
CANADA
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA Salma Lakhani, Lieutenant Governor.
CHARLES THE THIRD, by the Grace of God King of Canada and His other
Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth
P R O C L A M A T I O N
To all to Whom these Presents shall come
G R E E T I N G
Malcolm Lavoie, K.C., Deputy Attorney General
WHEREAS
section 16 of the Mental Health Services Protection Amendment Act,
2025 provides that that Act comes into force on Proclamation; and
WHEREAS it is expedient to proclaim
section 12 of the Mental Health Services
Protection Amendment Act, 2025 in force:
NOW KNOW YE THAT by and with the advice and consent of Our Executive
Council of Our Province of Alberta, by virtue of the provisions of the said Act
hereinbefore referred to and of all other power and authority whatsoever in Us vested
in that behalf, We have ordered and declared and do hereby proclaim
section 12 of the
Mental Health Services Protection Amendment Act, 2025 in force on the date of issue
of this Proclamation.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent
and the Great Seal of Our Province of Alberta to be hereunto affixed.
WITNESS: THE HONOURABLE SALMA LAKHANI, Lieutenant Governor of
Our Province of Alberta, this 3rd day of December in the Year of Our Lord Two
Thousand Twenty-five and in the Fourth Year of Our Reign.
BY COMMAND Mickey Amery, K.C., Provincial Secretary.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL
O.C. 385/2025
(Alberta Land Stewardship Act)
Approved and ordered:
Salma Lakhani
Lieutenant Governor. December 10, 2025
The Lieutenant Governor in Council amends the South Saskatchewan Regional
Plan, in the Appendix to Order in Council numbered O.C. 294/2014, in accordance
with the attached Appendix.
Danielle Smith, Chair.
APPENDIX
Alberta Land Stewardship Act
AMENDMENTS TO THE SOUTH SASKATCHEWAN REGIONAL PLAN
1 The South Saskatchewan Regional Plan is amended by this Appendix.
2 Page 146 is amended by striking out the text and map under "Map 11: Castle
Wildland Provincial Park and Castle Provincial Park" and substituting the text
and map under "Map 11: Castle Wildland Provincial Park and Castle Provincial
Park" as shown in
Schedule A to this Appendix.
3 On page 200, Appendix M: Conservation, Recreation and Park Areas
regulated under Parks Legislation, in the row beginning with "Castle" the
column "Area Size" is amended by striking out "79,678" and substituting
"79,732".
4 On page 202, Appendix M: Conservation, Recreation and Park Areas
regulated under Parks Legislation, in the row beginning with "Spray
Valley" the column "Area Size" is amended by striking out "27,472" and
substituting "25,405".
5 On page 203, Appendix M: Conservation, Recreation and Park Areas
regulated under Parks Legislation, in the row beginning with
"Evan-Thomas" the column "Area Size" is amended by striking out "2,571"
and substituting "1,499".
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Energy and Minerals
Production Allocation Unit Agreement
(Mines and Minerals Act)
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Caroline Glauconitic Agreement No. 8" and that the Unit became effective on May 1,
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Chauvin South Rex Agreement No. 3" and that the Unit became effective on March 1,
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Chauvin South Rex Agreement No. 4" and that the Unit became effective on April 1,
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Crossfield Cardium Agreement" and that the Unit became effective on October 1,
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Cygnet Duvernay Agreement No. 66" and that the Unit became effective on
February 1, 2025.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Cygnet Duvernay Agreement No. 67" and that the Unit became effective on
February 1, 2025.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Ferguson Bakken Agreement No. 10" and that the Unit became effective on May 1,
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Ferguson Bakken Agreement No. 13" and that the Unit became effective on
December 1, 2024.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the amending agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit
Agreement - Harmattan East Glauconitic Agreement" with respect to Clause 1.1(k),
and that the amendment became effective on October 1, 2024.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Leduc-Woodbend Nisku D-2 Agreement No. 46" and that the Unit became effective
on January 1, 2025.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Lochend Cardium Agreement No. 45" and that the Unit became effective on
September 1, 2024.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement -
Morningside Falher Agreement" and that the Unit became effective on October 1,
Production Allocation Unit Agreement
Oil Sands
(Mines and Minerals Act)
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement - Fort
Kent Sparky Agreement No. 1 (Upper)" and that the oil sands Unit became effective
on December 1, 2024.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement - Fort
Kent Sparky Agreement No. 2 (Lower)" and that the oil sands Unit became effective
on December 1, 2024.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement - Fort
Kent Waseca Agreement No. 1" and that the oil sands Unit became effective on
December 1, 2024.
Infrastructure
Sale or Disposition of Land
(Government Organization Act)
Name of Purchaser: 1532111 Alberta Ltd.
Consideration: $360,000.00
Land Description: Plan 5365L
Block 39
Lots 10 to 12 inclusive
Excepting thereout all mines and minerals
Name of Purchaser: UAV Imaging Inc.
Consideration: $22,500.00
Land Description: Plan RN97 (XCVII)
Block 3
Lot 20
Excepting thereout all mines and minerals
Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration
Ministerial Order No. 2025-16
(Special Days Act)
I, Joseph Schow, Minister of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration, pursuant to
Section 3 of the Special Days Act, hereby declare April 28 as the National Day of
Mourning in perpetuity in the Province of Alberta.
Dated this 4th day of December, 2025.
Joseph Schow, Minister.
Justice
2024 Annual Report
(Electronic Interception)
(Section 195(5) of the Criminal Code)
1. The number of emergency interceptions made under
Section 184.4 of the
Criminal Code:
2. The number of applications made for authorizations or warrants sought pursuant
to sections 185, 188 and 487.01:
Applications
Made
Applications
Refused
Applications
Abandoned
Authorizations
Granted [not
including
granted subject
to conditions]
Authorizations
Granted
Subject to
Conditions
s.185 by
Crown
Agent
s.188 by
specially
designated
peace
officer
s.487.01
3. The number of applications made for renewals of provincial authorizations.
Please note this is strictly referring to renewals rather than situations where a
new order with revisions was made on the same investigation:
Section 186 Authorizations (interception)
Section 487.01(4) Warrants (video surveillance)
4. The number of persons identified in an authorization against whom proceedings
were commenced at the instance of the Attorney General of Alberta in respect of:
An offence specified in the authorization
An offence other than an offence specified in the authorization but
in respect of which an authorization may be given
An offence in respect of which an authorization may not be given
5. The number of persons not identified in an authorization against whom
proceedings were commenced at the instance of the Attorney General of Alberta
in respect of:
An offence specified in the authorization
An offence other than an offence specified in the authorization but
in respect of which an authorization may be given
An offence other than an offence specified in such an authorization
and for which no such authorization may be given
and whose commission or alleged commission of the offence became known to a
peace officer as a result of an interception of a private communication under an
authorization.
6. The average period for which authorizations were given, and for which renewals
thereof were granted:
Authorizations
days (CPS)
days (EPS)
days (RCMP)
Renewals
n/a
days
7. The number of authorizations that by virtue of one or more renewals thereof
were valid for the specified durations, please use total days (original applications
plus any renewals excluding any gaps between authorizations and renewals):
For more than 60 days
For more than 120 days
For more than 180 days
For more than 240 days
8. The number of notifications given pursuant to
Section 196:
9. The offences in respect of which authorizations were given, specifying the
number of authorizations given in respect of each such offence. Please name the
Criminal Code
section in the first column and the number of authorizations for
that
section in the second column:
Statute: Criminal Code
Section
Number of
Authorizations
Section
Number of
Authorizations
279(2)
235(1)
279.01(1)
239(1)
286.3(1)
244.2
286.4
264.1
267(a)
267.11
465(1)(a)
465(1)(c)
467.12
467.13
10. A count of all named places specified in an authorization that fall within the
following categories; and the number of authorizations in which each class of
place was specified:
No. of Places
Named in
Authorization
No. of
Authorizations
Premises:
Resident Permanent:
Resident Temporary:
Non-Residential
(e.g. business):
Vehicles:
Private:
Commercial
(e.g. police vehicle):
Other
Places
(Please
describe):
Correctional / Custodial
Covert place
Covert vehicle
11. The number of authorizations that included the following method(
s) of
interception:
Telecommunications
Microphone
Video
Other
12. The number of persons arrested whose identity became known to a peace officer
as a result of an interception under an authorization:
13. The number of criminal proceedings commenced at the instance of the Attorney
General in Alberta in which private communications obtained by interception
under an authorization were adduced in evidence and the number of such
proceedings that resulted in a conviction:
Criminal proceedings with interceptions adduced in evidence
Resultant convictions to date
14. The number of criminal investigations in which information obtained as a result
of the interception of a private communication under an authorization was used
although the private communication was not adduced in evidence in criminal
proceedings commenced at the instance of the Attorney General as a result of the
investigation:
15. The number of prosecutions commenced against officers or servants of His
Majesty in Right of Canada or members of the Canadian Forces for offences
under
Section 184 or
Section 193:
16. Please provide a general assessment of the importance of interception of private
communications for the investigation, detection, prevention and prosecution of
offences in your jurisdiction:
The interception of private communications is an essential law enforcement
mechanism, facilitating the detection, prevention, and prosecution of serious
criminal offences by corroborating pre-existing evidence, averting the
commission of crimes, providing evidentiary support for charges, and informing
investigative strategies.
Municipal Affairs
Ministerial Order No. MAG:016/25
(Municipal Government Act)
I, Dan Williams, Minister of Municipal Affairs, pursuant to
Section 322 of the
Municipal Government Act (MGA) and applicable regulations, make the following
order:
1. The 2025 Alberta Assessment Quality Minister's Guidelines are established as
set out in the attached documents.
2. All municipalities must provide to the Minister a return in the form and manner
prescribed in the 2025 Alberta Assessment Quality Minister's Guidelines to
comply with
section 319(1) of the MGA.
3. All municipalities must provide to the Minister information and statistics of the
type and in the manner described in the 2025 Alberta Assessment Quality
Minister's Guidelines.
4. Ministerial Order No. MAG:016/24 is hereby rescinded.
5. This Ministerial Order is in effect for assessments prepared for the 2026 and
subsequent taxation years.
The 2025 Minister's Guidelines on Assessment Quality are available to the public on
the Alberta Municipal Affairs website at: https://www.alberta.ca/municipal-property-
assessment-legislation.aspx.
Dated at Edmonton, Alberta, this 10th day of December, 2025.
Dan Williams, Minister
Ministerial Order No. MAG:017/25
(Municipal Government Act)
I, Dan Williams, Minister of Municipal Affairs, pursuant to
Section 322(2) of the
Municipal Government Act (MGA) and the applicable regulations, make the following
order:
the 2025 Alberta Linear Property Assessment Minister's Guidelines;
the 2025 Alberta Machinery and Equipment Assessment Minister's
Guidelines;
the 2025 Alberta Railway Property Assessment Minister's Guidelines;
the 2025 Alberta Farm Land Assessment Minister's Guidelines; and
the 2005 Alberta Construction Cost Reporting Guide
as set out in the attached documents, are established, and become effective for the
2025 assessment year for taxation in 2026 and subsequent years.
The Ministerial Order rescinds Ministerial Order No. MAG:017/24 as of
December 31, 2025.
The 2025 Minister's Guidelines on Regulated Property are available to the public on
the Alberta Municipal Affairs website at: https://www.alberta.ca/municipal-property-
assessment-legislation.aspx.
Dated at Edmonton, Alberta, this 10th day of December, 2025.
Dan Williams, Minister
Public Safety and Emergency Services
Designation of Qualified Technician Appointment
(Intox EC/IR II)
Alberta Sheriffs
Becker, Natalie Noel
Coutts, Kevin Ainsley
Dabrowski, Tomasz
Hildahl, Kevin Lynn
Holeha, Penelope Dannielle
Krikun, Timothy Alexander
Leeks, Devin Mark
Murray, David Douglas
Overly, Michael Ryan
Pereira, Lionel Sylvester
Quintero, Jose Robert
Rushinka, Michael John
St. Croix, Timothy Garrett
Unreiner, Logan Tanner
Wojszel, Jeffrey Joseph
(Date of Designation November 14, 2025)
DND Military Police
Zatonskikh, Gueorgy
(Date of Designation November 14, 2025)
Safety Codes Council
Joint Municipal Accreditation - Cancellation
(Safety Codes Act)
Pursuant to
Section 26 of the Safety Codes Act it is hereby ordered that
Paintearth No 18 / Halkirk, Accreditation No. J000136, Order No. 795
Is to cease services under the Safety Codes Act for Fire
Consisting of all parts of the National Fire Code - 2019 Alberta Edition, as amended
from time to time, except for those requirements pertaining to the installation,
alteration, and removal of the storage tank systems for flammable and combustible
liquids, and Fire Investigation (cause and circumstance).
Issued Date: November 27, 2025.
Municipal Accreditation
(Safety Codes Act)
Pursuant to
Section 26 of the Safety Codes Act it is hereby ordered that
County of Paintearth No. 18, Accreditation No. M000333, Order No. 2344
provide services under the Safety Codes Act including applicable Alberta amendments
and regulations for Fire
Consisting of all parts of the Alberta Fire Code, and Fire Investigation (cause and
circumstance)
Excluding those requirements pertaining to the installation, alteration and removal of
the storage tank systems for flammable and combustible liquids.
Accredited Date: April 12, 1996 Issued Date: November 27, 2025.
Alberta Securities Commission
AMENDMENTS TO
NATIONAL INSTRUMENT 31-103 REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS,
EXEMPTIONS AND ONGOING REGISTRANT OBLIGATIONS
(Securities Act)
Made as a rule by the Alberta Securities Commission on March 8, 2023 pursuant to
sections 223 and 224 of the Securities Act.
AMENDMENTS TO
NATIONAL INSTRUMENT 31-103 REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS,
EXEMPTIONS AND ONGOING REGISTRANT OBLIGATIONS
1. National Instrument 31-103 Registration Requirements, Exemptions and
Ongoing Registrant Obligations is amended by this Instrument.
Section 1.1 is amended by adding the following
definitions:
"direct investment fund charge" means an amount charged to a client if the client
buys, holds, sells or switches securities of an investment fund, including any federal,
provincial or territorial sales taxes paid on that amount, other than, for greater
certainty, an amount included in the investment fund's fund expenses;
"fund expense ratio" means the sum of an investment fund's management expense
ratio and trading expense ratio, expressed as a percentage;
"management expense ratio" has the same meaning as in
section 1.1 of National
Instrument 81 106 Investment Fund Continuous Disclosure;
"newly-established investment fund" means,
(
a) for an investment fund required to file a management report of fund
performance, as defined in
section 1.1 of National Instrument 81-106
Investment Fund Continuous Disclosure, a fund that has not yet filed that
report, or
(
b) for an investment fund not referred to in paragraph (a), a fund established
less than 12 months before the end of the period covered by the statement or
report that is required to be delivered by the registered dealer or registered
adviser under
section 14.17;
"trading expense ratio" means the ratio, expressed as a percentage, of the total
commissions and other portfolio transaction costs incurred by an investment fund to
its average net asset value, calculated in accordance with paragraph 12 of item 3 of
Part B of Form 81-106F1 Contents of Annual and Interim Management Report of
Fund Performance of National Instrument 81-106 Investment Fund Continuous
Disclosure;.
Section 14.1.1 is repealed and replaced with the following:
14.1.1 Duty to provide information - investment fund managers
A registered investment fund manager of an investment fund must, within a
reasonable period of time, provide a registered dealer or a registered adviser that has a
client that owns securities of the investment fund with the information that is required
by the dealer or adviser, in order for the dealer or adviser to comply with paragraph
14.12(1)(c), subsections 14.14(4) and (5), 14.14.1(2) and 14.14.2(1) and paragraphs
14.17(1)(h), (i), (j), (m), (p), (q), (
r) and (t)..
4. The following
section is added to Division 1 after
section 14.1.1:
14.1.2 Determination of fund expenses per security
(1) For the purpose of
section 14.1.1, with respect to the information required in
respect of paragraph 14.17(1)(i), the registered investment fund manager must
provide the fund expenses per security of the applicable class or series of
securities of the investment fund for each day that the client owned those
securities, expressed in dollars and calculated using the following formula,
making any adjustments to A or B that are reasonably necessary to accurately
determine C:
A x B = C, where
A = the fund expense ratio for the day of the applicable class or series of
securities of the investment fund;
B = the market value of a security for the day of the applicable class or
series of securities of the investment fund;
C = the fund expenses per security for the day in dollars for the investment
fund class or series of securities.
(2) Despite
section 14.1.1 and subsection (1), unless the investment fund manager
reasonably believes that doing so would result in misleading information being
reported to clients of the registered dealer or registered adviser, a registered
investment fund manager may
(
a) use a reasonable approximation of A or B for the purpose of calculating C in
the formula in subsection (1), or
(
b) provide a reasonable approximation of the information required to be
provided for the purpose of paragraphs 14.17(1)(i), (
j) or (m).
(3) Despite
section 14.1.1 and subsections (1) and (2), in the case of an investment
fund that is a newly-established investment fund, the registered investment fund
manager is not required to provide the information required under paragraphs
14.17(1)(i), (
m) and (r)..
5. Subsection 14.17(1) is amended by adding the following after paragraph (h):
(
i) the total amount of fund expenses charged to the investment fund by its
investment fund manager or any other party, after making the necessary
adjustments to add performance fees and deduct fee waivers, rebates or
absorptions, in relation to securities of investment funds owned by the client
during the period covered by the report, excluding any charges included in the
amounts under paragraph (
c) or (f);
(
j) the total amount of direct investment fund charges charged to the client by an
investment fund, investment fund manager or any other party, in relation to
securities of investment funds owned by the client during the period covered by
the report, excluding any charges included in the amounts referred to in
paragraph (
c) or (f);
(
k) the total amount of the fund expenses reported under paragraph (
i) and the direct
investment fund charges reported under paragraph (j);
(
l) the total amount of the registered firm's charges reported under paragraph (
d) and the investment fund expenses and charges reported under paragraph (k);
(
m) the fund expense ratio of each class or series of securities of each investment
fund owned by the client during the period covered by the report, including any
performance fees and deducting any fee waivers, rebates or absorptions;
(
n) if the client owned investment fund securities during the period covered by the
report,
(
i) the following notification or a notification that is substantially similar, in
relation to the total amount of fund expenses reported:
"Fund expenses are made up of the management fee (which includes trailing
commissions paid to us), operating expenses and trading costs. You don't
pay these expenses directly. They are periodically deducted from the value
of your investments by the companies that manage and operate those funds.
Different funds have different fund expenses. They affect you because they
reduce the fund's returns. These expenses add up over time. Fund expenses
are expressed as an annual percentage of the total value of the fund. They
correspond to the sum of the fund's management expense ratio (MER) and
trading expense ratio (TER). These costs are already reflected in the current
values reported for your fund investments.
The number shown here is the estimated total dollar amount you paid in
fund expenses for all the investment funds you owned last year. This amount
depends on each of your funds' fund expenses and the amount you invested
in each fund.", and
(ii) the following notification or a notification that is substantially similar, in
relation to the fund expense ratios required to be reported under paragraph
(m):
"Please refer to the prospectus or fund facts document of each investment
fund for more detailed information about fund expenses and fund
performance.
Please refer to your latest account statement for more information about the
market value and the number of securities of the investment funds you
currently own.";
(
o) the following notification or a notification that is substantially similar:
"What can you do with this information? Take action by contacting your advisor
to discuss the fees you pay, the impact those fees have on the long-term
performance of your portfolio and the value you receive in return. If you are a
self-directed investor, consider how fees impact the long-term performance of
your portfolio, and possible ways to reduce those costs.";
(
p) if the client owned investment fund securities during the period covered by the
report and any deferred sales charges were paid by the client, the following
notification or a notification that is substantially similar:
"You paid this cost because you redeemed your units or shares of a fund
purchased under a deferred sales charge (DSC) option before the end of the
redemption fee
schedule and a redemption fee was payable to the investment
fund company. Information about these and other fees can be found in the
prospectus or fund facts document for each investment fund made available at
the time of purchase. The redemption fee was deducted from the redemption
amount you received.";
(
q) if the client owned investment fund securities during the period covered by the
report and direct investment fund charges, other than deferred sales charges,
were charged to the client, a short explanation of the type of fees that were
charged;
(
r) if information reported under paragraph (i), (
j) or (
m) is based on an
approximation or any other assumption, a notification that this is the case;
(
s) if any structured product, labour sponsored investment fund or investment fund
the securities of which are distributed solely under an exemption from the
prospectus requirement was owned by the client during the period covered by the
report, the following notification or a notification that is substantially similar:
"Please note that other products you may own or may have owned during the
reporting period, such as exempt-market investment funds, labour-sponsored
investment funds or structured products, may have embedded fees that are not
reported here. You can contact us for more information.";
(
t) if the securities of an investment fund were owned by the client during the period
covered by the report, the manager of the investment fund is incorporated,
continued or organized under the laws of a foreign jurisdiction, and the
information reported for those securities under paragraphs (i), (
j) or (
m) is based
on information disclosed under the laws of a foreign jurisdiction, the following
notification or a notification that is substantially similar:
"This report includes information about the fund expenses and fund expense
ratio of foreign investment funds. Please note that this information may not be
directly comparable to equivalent information for Canadian investment funds,
that may include different types of fees.";
(
u) if the registered firm knows or has reason to believe that the client paid, to third
parties, custodial fees, intermediary fees or interest charges related to securities
owned by the client during the period covered by the report and those fees or
charges are not required to be reported to the client by a registrant under this
section, the following notification or a notification that is substantially similar:
"The costs in this report may not include any fees you pay directly to third
parties, including custodial fees, intermediary fees or interest charges that may
be deducted from your account. You can contact those service providers for more
information.".
Section 14.17 is amended by adding the following subsections:
(6) The total amount of fund expenses referred to in paragraph (1)(
i) must be
determined by adding together the daily fund expenses for each class or series of
securities of each investment fund owned by the client for each day that the client
owned it during the reporting period, using the following formula to calculate the
daily fund expenses:
A x B = C, where
A = the fund expenses per security for the day of the applicable class or
series of securities of an investment fund calculated in dollars using the
formula in subsection 14.1.2(1);
B = the number of securities owned by the client for that day;
C = the daily fund expenses in dollars for a class or series of securities of an
investment fund.
(7) Despite paragraphs (1)(i), (m), and (r), a registered firm may exclude the
information required to be reported for an investment fund under those
paragraphs if the fund is a newly-established investment fund and the following
notification or a notification that is substantially similar is included:
"The total amount of fund expenses reported may not include cost information
for newly-established investment funds."
(8) Despite paragraphs (1)(i), (
j) and (m), if a reasonable approximation was
provided by an investment fund manager under subsection 14.1.2(2), or if the
registered firm obtained or determined a reasonable approximation under
paragraph 14.17.1(2)(a), the firm may report a reasonable approximation of the
information required to be reported under paragraphs (1)(i), (
j) and (m).
(9) For the purposes of paragraphs (1)(i), (j), (m), (n), (p), (q), (
r) and (u),
subsections (6), (7), and 14.1.2(3) and
section 14.17.1, an investment fund does
not include:
(
a) a labour sponsored investment fund, or
(
b) an investment fund whose securities are distributed solely under an
exemption from the prospectus requirement..
7. The following
section is added:
14.17.1 Reporting of fund expenses and direct investment fund charges
(1) Subject to subsection (2), for the purposes of paragraphs 14.17(1)(i), (j), (m), (p),
(q), (
r) and (t), the information required to be delivered to clients by a registered
dealer or registered adviser must be based on the information provided under
section 14.1.1.
(2) If no information is provided under
section 14.1.1, or the registered firm
reasonably believes that any part of the information provided pursuant to
section
14.1.1 is incomplete or that relying on it would cause information required to be
delivered to a client to be misleading, that firm must
(
a) make reasonable efforts to obtain or determine the information referred to in
subsection (1), or obtain or determine a reasonable approximation of that
information, by other means, and
(
b) subject to subsection (3), rely on the information obtained or determined
under paragraph (a).
(3) If the registered firm reasonably believes it cannot obtain or determine
information under paragraph (2)(
a) that is not misleading, that firm must exclude
the information from the calculation of the amount of fund expenses or direct
investment fund charges reported to the client, as the case may be, or, in the case
of a fund expense ratio, must not report the fund expense ratio, and must disclose
that the information is excluded or not reported, as the case may be, in the
relevant statement or report..
(1) This Instrument comes into force on January 1st, 2026.
(2) In Saskatchewan, despite subsection (1), if this Instrument is filed with the
Registrar of Regulations after January 1, 2026, this Instrument comes into force
on the day on which it is filed with the Registrar of Regulations.
Treasury Board and Finance
Insurance Notice
(Insurance Act)
Effective January 1, 2026, N.V. Hagelunie became licensed to transact Boiler and
Machinery, Hail, Property insurance in Alberta.
David Sorensen,
Deputy Superintendent of Insurance.
Workers' Compensation Board
2026 Premium Rates
Sector Index
(Workers' Compensation Act)
Rate
Group
Industry
Industry Title
Premium
Rate
Notes
Agriculture
Large Animal
Producers/Handlers
$3.73
Beef Producers
$3.73
Standard Pricing
Feed Lots
$3.73
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Livestock Auctions/Stockyards
$3.73
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Dairy Farms
$3.73
Standard Pricing
Elk/Bison Producers
$3.73
Standard Pricing
Llama/Alpaca Producers
$3.73
Standard Pricing
Riding Academies/Horse Stables
$3.73
Standard Pricing
Small Animal
Producers/Handlers
$1.70
Hog Producers
$1.70
Standard Pricing
Poultry/Egg Producers
$1.70
Standard Pricing
Goat/Sheep Producers
$1.70
Standard Pricing
Fishing/Fish or Fur Farms
$1.70
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Apiaries
$1.70
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Crop Production
$2.25
Hay/Grain/Crop Farming
$2.25
Standard Pricing
Harvesting/Baling - Custom
$2.25
Standard Pricing
Forage/Peat Moss Processing
$2.25
Standard Pricing
Greenhouses and Other Related
Farming
$1.98
Greenhouses/Market Gardens
$1.98
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Mushroom Producers/Bait Farms
$1.98
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Agri-Tourism Farms
$1.98
Standard Pricing
Logging Operations/Timber
Management
$2.65
Logging/Woodland Operations
$2.65
Standard Pricing
Timber Management
$2.65
Standard Pricing
Mining, Oil and Gas
Mining/Cement and Lime - Mfg
$1.98
Mining/Overburden Removal
$1.98
Standard Pricing
Cement/Lime including Quarrying -
Mfg
$1.98
Standard Pricing
Oil and Gas Producers
$0.60
Upstream Oil/Gas
$0.69
ICP-Experience
Rating; Energy
Safety Canada
Member
Field Production Operators
$0.69
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member
Heavy Oil/Oil Sands -
Research/Development
$0.59
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Pipeline Cleaning
$0.59
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Oil/Gas Pipeline Transmission
$0.67
ICP-Experience
Rating; Energy
Safety Canada
Member;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Land/Permit Man Services
$0.62
Standard Pricing
Oil Sands/Salt Mining
Operations
$0.90
Oil Sands Operations
$0.97
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member
Salt - Mine/Refine
$0.88
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Drilling/Well-Casing Operations
$3.03
Oil/Gas Well Drilling
$3.08
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member
Well Casing Services
$3.11
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member;
Petroleum Services
Association of
Canada Member
Well Servicing with Rigs
$2.88
Well Servicing with Service Rigs
$2.94
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member
Seismic Exploration Services
$1.68
Seismic Survey
$2.04
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member;
Canadian
Association of
Geophysical
Contractors
Member
Oilfield Services
$1.64
Oilfield Downhole Services
$1.72
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member;
Petroleum Services
Association of
Canada Member
Oilfield Christmas Tree Services
$1.72
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member;
Petroleum Services
Association of
Canada Member
Specialty Drilling Services
$2.93
Shot Hole Drilling
$3.32
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived; Energy
Safety Canada
Member; Canadian
Association of
Geophysical
Contractors
Member
Rathole/Rig Anchor Drilling
$3.02
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member;
Petroleum Services
Association of
Canada Member
Horizontal/Angular Boring
$3.02
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Water Well/Deep Core Drilling
$2.93
Standard Pricing
Soil Samples - Procurement
$2.96
Standard Pricing
Industrial Cleaning Services
$1.92
Wet/Dry Vacuum Removal
$1.99
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member
Mobile Pressure Cleaning Services
$1.92
ICP-Experience
Rating
Mobile Oilfield Waste Treatment
Services
$1.99
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member
Manufacturing
Meat/Poultry Operations
$3.53
Poultry Loading Services
$3.52
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Meat Processing
$3.52
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Rendering Plants
$3.52
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Food/Beverage Processing
$1.52
Seed Cleaning Plants
$1.43
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Dairy/Fruit Juice Processing
$1.52
Standard Pricing
Feed Mills
$1.43
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Flour Mills
$1.47
Standard Pricing;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Bakeries/Pasta - Mfg
$1.52
Standard Pricing
Food Processing - Miscellaneous
$1.48
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Vegetable Oils/Beet Sugar
Processing
$1.52
Standard Pricing
Malt - Mfg
$1.48
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Vegetables - Process/Grade
$1.52
Standard Pricing
Soft Drinks/Water/Ice - Mfg
$1.52
Standard Pricing
Liquor/Wine - Mfg
$1.52
Standard Pricing
Breweries
$1.52
Standard Pricing
Medicine/Vitamins - Mfg
$1.52
Standard Pricing
Metal/Plastic Products
$1.28
Plastic Products/Metal Extrusion -
Mfg
$1.27
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Sawmills/Timber Services
$1.80
Sawmills/Planing Mills
$1.80
Standard Pricing
Posts - Peel/Point
$1.77
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Timber Treating
$1.80
Standard Pricing
Carpentry/Wood Products
$2.94
Wood Products - Mfg
$2.94
Standard Pricing
Furniture - Mfg/Repair
$2.89
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Cabinets/Counters -
Assemble/Install
$2.99
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Finishing Carpentry
$2.99
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Pulp Mills
$1.04
Pulp Mills
$1.04
Standard Pricing
Panelboard
$0.96
Panelboard - Mfg
$0.96
Standard Pricing
Small Product Assembly/Fabric
Goods Mfg
$0.65
Rubber Stamps/Stencils/Vinyl
Goods - Mfg
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Rope/Carpet - Mfg/Repair
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Awnings/Tents/Tarps - Mfg/Repair
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Drapes/Linens - Mfg/Repair/Install
$0.65
Standard Pricing
Clothing/Leather Good -
Mfg/Repair
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Cardboard Box/Tubing/Bag - Mfg
$0.65
Standard Pricing
Electrical Components - Mfg
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Instrumentation - Mfg
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Jewelry - Mfg
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Lapidary Services
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Sporting Equipment/Brooms - Mfg
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Picture Frame/Case/Casket - Mfg
$0.65
Standard Pricing
Pottery - Mfg
$0.65
Standard Pricing
Window/Store Display Ad Services
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Taxidermists
$0.61
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Advertising/Printing
$1.07
Electronic/Photographic Printing
$1.06
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Printing/Book Binding
$1.07
Standard Pricing
Signs/Advertising Displays - Mfg
$1.06
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Publishing
$1.06
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Outdoor Advertising
$1.06
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Newspaper/Flyer Distribution
$1.06
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Steel Pipe/Products
$1.71
Steel Pipe - Mfg
$1.71
Standard Pricing
Steel Service Centre - No Salvage
$1.76
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived;
Manufacturers
Health and Safety
Association
Member
Steel/Metal Products
$1.87
Metal Furniture - Mfg
$1.87
ICP-Experience
Rating
Steel excluding Foundries - Mfg
$1.87
Standard Pricing
Steel/Metal Fabrication
$1.96
ICP-Experience
Rating;
Manufacturers
Health and Safety
Association
Member
Manufactured Products -
Coating/Heat Treating
$1.83
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Industrial Electric Equipment - Mfg
$1.83
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Welding
$1.91
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Sheet Metal Shops and
Equipment
$1.15
Sheet Metal Shops
$1.15
Standard Pricing
Heat/Cooling Equipment - Mfg
$1.14
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Switchboard/Electrical Panel - Mfg
$1.15
ICP-Experience
Rating
Machining/Coating Services
$1.14
Metal/Porcelain Products - Coating
$1.11
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Machining
$1.14
Standard Pricing
Foundries/Building Products
$2.54
Tires/Rubber Products - Mfg
$2.54
Standard Pricing
Asphalt Roofing Products - Mfg
$2.54
Standard Pricing
Iron/Steel Foundries
$2.49
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Ferrous Free Metal Foundries
$2.54
Standard Pricing
Gypsum/Clay Products - Mfg
$2.49
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Concrete Products - Mfg
$2.54
Standard Pricing
Fibreglass Insulation - Mfg
$2.49
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Fibreglass/Artificial Stone Products
- Mfg
$2.54
Standard Pricing
Transit Mix Operations
$2.73
Transit Mix Operations
$2.78
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Petrochemicals/Refineries
$0.80
Sulphur Process
$0.88
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member;
Petroleum Services
Association of
Canada Member
Refining Crude Oil
$0.86
ICP-Experience
Rating; Energy
Safety Canada
Member
Oilfield/Industrial Hazardous
Waste Management
$0.86
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member
Petrochemicals - Mfg
$0.77
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Compressors/Power Units
$0.77
Industrial Belting - Install/Service
$0.77
Standard Pricing
Compressors/Power Unit - Mfg
$0.77
Standard Pricing
Construction
Industrial/Commercial
Construction
$1.81
Oilfield Maintenance/Construction
$1.87
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member
Industrial/Commercial Construction
$1.84
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Sheet/Metal Structures - Erect
$1.84
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Structural Steel - Erect
$1.84
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Heavy Machine/Equipment -
Install/Service
$1.84
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Industrial Plant Maintenance
$1.84
ICP-Experience
Rating; Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Storage Tanks - Erect/Dismantle
$1.84
ICP-Experience
Rating; Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Precast Concrete - Erect
$1.84
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Mechanical Insulation -
Install/Service
$1.84
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Scaffold/Cranes - Rental/Erect
$1.84
ICP-Experience
Rating; Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Residential General Contractor
$1.38
Residential General Contractor
$1.41
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Mobile Equipment Operations
$1.87
Tree/Shrub Nurseries
$1.84
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Sod Growers
$1.87
Standard Pricing
Landscaping
$1.91
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Lawn Maintenance
$1.84
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Feed Lot/Corral Cleaning
$1.84
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Right-of-Way Maintenance
$1.91
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Paving/Surfacing
$1.91
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Mobile Equipment Operation
$1.91
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Power Line - Construct/Remove
$1.92
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Pipeline Construction
$1.92
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Construction Trade/Wood
Framing Services
$5.27
Construction Trade Services
$5.37
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Construction Framing Contractor
$5.37
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Concrete Construction
$4.22
Brick/Masonry Contracting
$4.31
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Concrete Construction
$4.31
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Refractory Linings - Sell/Install
$4.22
Standard Pricing
Caisson Operations
$4.31
ICP-Experience
Rating; Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Doors/Windows - Mfg/Install
$2.83
Overhead Doors - Install/Repair
$2.87
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Doors/Windows - Mfg/Install
$2.87
ICP-Experience
Rating; Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Exterior Construction Services -
Fabrication/Install
$5.42
Roofing
$2.87
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Siding/Eavestrough -
Fabricate/Install
$2.87
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Mechanical Contracting
Services
$1.80
Dust Suppression Systems
$1.77
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Overhead Cranes - Service
$1.83
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Elevators/Escalators -
Install/Service
$1.83
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Heating Systems - Fabricate/Install
$1.83
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Mechanical Contracting
$1.83
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Electric Wiring
$1.83
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
TV/Radio Antennae - Install
$1.80
Standard Pricing
Fire Sprinklers - Install/Service
$1.80
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived; Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Refrigeration Equipment -
Sales/Service
$1.83
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Service Station Equipment -
Sales/Service
$1.85
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Drywall/Stucco - Sales/Service
$4.61
Drywall/Plaster/Stucco/etc.
$4.69
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Acoustic Materials - Sales/Install
$4.69
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Painting/Coatings -
Residential/Industrial
$3.74
Painting/Decorating
$3.81
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Sand Blasting
$3.81
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Industrial Coating Services
$3.81
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Flooring/Tile - Sales/Install
$2.15
Tile/Terrazzo - Sales/Install
$2.19
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Floor Coverings - Sales/Install
$2.19
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Electronic Equipment/Metal
Products
$0.75
Light Metal Products -
Assemble/Install
$0.75
Standard Pricing
Monument/Tombstone Dealers
$0.74
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Vacuum Systems -
Assemble/Install
$0.76
Standard Pricing
Electronic Equipment -
Sales/Service
$0.76
Standard Pricing
Staffing Services - Labour
$2.75
Staffing Services - Labour
$2.80
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Testing/Inspection Services
$0.72
Power Poles - Test/Preserve
$0.73
Standard Pricing
NDT Testing including Visual
Inspection
$0.79
ICP-Experience
Rating; Energy
Safety Canada
Member; Petroleum
Services
Association of
Canada Member
Oil/Gas Meters - Inspect/Test
$0.68
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Cathodic Protection Service
$0.71
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Quality Control Services -
Construction
$0.72
Standard Pricing
Land/General Survey
$0.73
Standard Pricing
Research/Material Testing Labs
$0.73
Standard Pricing
Heat/Air Systems - Test
$0.71
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Visual Inspection Services
$0.72
Standard Pricing
Transportation
Flight/Air Service Operations
$1.56
Air Service - Scheduled
Commercial
$1.50
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Air Service - Regular/Charter
$1.53
Standard Pricing;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Helicopter Service
$1.50
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Aircraft - Ground Support Services
$1.51
Standard Pricing;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Flight Operations - Miscellaneous
$1.50
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Railway Transportation Services
$1.11
Railway Transportation Service
$1.07
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Specialized Trucking
$3.80
Move Buildings
$3.86
Standard Pricing;
Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Specialized Trucking
$3.74
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating;
Alberta Motor
Transport
Association
Member;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Oilfield Trucking
$3.77
ICP-Experience
Rating; Energy
Safety Canada
Member; Petroleum
Services
Association of
Canada Member;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
General Trucking
$4.96
General Trucking
$4.98
ICP-Experience
Rating; Alberta
Motor Transport
Association
Member;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Road Transportation Services
$3.80
Bus Lines
$3.70
ICP-Experience
Rating;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Bus Depots
$3.72
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Taxi Cabs/Limousine Service
$3.77
Standard Pricing
School Bus Operations
$3.00
School Bus
$2.99
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Public Warehousing
$2.06
Packing/Crating - Custom
$2.02
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Public Warehousing
$2.06
Standard Pricing
Media/Arts -
Production/Distribution
$1.02
Radio/TV Stations
$0.96
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Movie Theatres
$0.99
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Film Production Including
Performers
$1.02
Standard Pricing
Live Theatres/Ballet
$0.99
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Alliance Theatre Trust Funds
$1.02
Standard Pricing
Telecommunication Services
$0.97
Closed Circuit TV/Cablevision
$0.95
Standard Pricing;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Telecommunication Systems
$0.87
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Utility Services - Gas/Electric
$0.46
Utilities - Electric/Natural Gas
$0.46
ICP-Experience
Rating
Waste Management Services/
Salvage Dealers
$3.51
Waste - Recycle/Salvage/Reclaim
$3.47
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Garbage Collection/Disposal
$3.64
Standard Pricing;
Alberta Motor
Transport
Association
Member
Scrap/Salvage Dealers
$3.47
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Towing Auto Vehicles
$3.54
Standard Pricing
Retail and Wholesale
Home Improvement/Garden
Centres
$1.91
Home Improvement Centres
$1.91
Standard Pricing
Garden Supply Centre
$1.85
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Farm Equipment Dealers
$0.98
Farm Implement Dealers
$0.97
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Machinery/Safety Equipment -
Sales/Service
$0.83
Machinery/Equipment -
Sales/Service
$0.84
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived; Alberta
Construction Safety
Association
Member
Safety Equipment - Sales/Rental
$0.82
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Mobile Equipment -
Sales/Rentals/Service
$1.52
Mobile Equipment Dealers
$1.52
ICP-Experience
Rating
Industrial/Oilfield Equipment
Rentals
$0.93
Industrial/Oilfield Equipment -
Rental
$0.93
Standard Pricing
Industrial Supply Stores/
Chemical Products
$0.51
Chemical Products -
Package/Distribute
$0.50
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Industrial Supply Stores
$0.50
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Food/Alcohol -
Distribution/Sales
$1.97
Food/Convenience Stores
$1.97
Standard Pricing
Home Provisioner/Butcher Shops
$1.97
Standard Pricing
Liquor/Wine/Beer Sales Outlets
$1.97
Standard Pricing
Gas Bars/Car Wash, Retail - No
Servicing
$1.97
Standard Pricing
Wholesale Food Distribution
$1.97
Standard Pricing
Specialty Retail/Drug Stores
$0.61
Sales Operations
$0.59
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Clothing/Shoe Stores
$0.61
Standard Pricing
Drug Stores
$0.61
Standard Pricing
Retail Specialty Stores
$0.61
Standard Pricing
Travelling Sales/Mfg Agents
$0.61
Standard Pricing
Office/Business Equipment -
Sales/Service
$0.30
Medical Equipment - Sales/Service
$0.28
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Office Equipment - Sales/Service
$0.28
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Entertainment Equipment -
Sales/Service
$0.30
Standard Pricing
Automotive Dealers
$1.19
Auto Dealers
$1.19
ICP-Experience
Rating
Recreational Vehicles -
Sales/Rentals/Service
$1.50
Trailers - Sales/Rental with Service
$1.47
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Sport Vehicles - Sales/Service
$1.50
Standard Pricing
Industrial Camp Trailers - Rental
$1.50
Standard Pricing
Petroleum/Propane Dealers
$1.38
Bulk Petroleum Dealers
$1.38
Standard Pricing
Propane Dealers
$1.38
Standard Pricing
Automotive Repairs/Service
Stations
$2.01
Service Stations
$1.97
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
General Automotive Repairs/Auto
Wreckers
$2.01
Standard Pricing
Automobile Body Repairs
$1.78
Automobile Body Repairs
$1.77
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Department/General Store
Operations
$1.67
Department/General Stores
$1.67
Standard Pricing
Hardware/Auto Parts Stores/etc.
$1.62
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Furniture Stores
$1.62
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Appliances - Sales/Service
$1.62
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Florists - Wholesale/Retail
$1.62
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Auctions
$1.62
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Pet/Seed/Feed Stores
$1.62
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Inventory Services
$1.67
Standard Pricing
Small Equipment/Appliances -
Rental/Service
$1.67
Standard Pricing
Wholesale Distribution
$1.50
Wholesaling
$1.50
Standard Pricing
Grain/Seed Handling Operations
$1.09
Grain/Seed Handling Operations
$1.06
Standard Pricing;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Municipal Government, Education and Health
Municipal Services and
Co-Operatives
$2.17
Irrigation/Drainage District
$2.17
Standard Pricing
Water Treatment/Distribution
$2.17
Standard Pricing
Fire Protection Co-operatives
$2.11
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Municipal Districts
$2.15
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived; Alberta
Municipal Health
and Safety
Association
Member
First Nations/Metis Settlements
$1.05
First Nations
$1.02
Standard Pricing;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Metis Settlements
$1.05
Standard Pricing
Cities/Towns/Villages
$2.98
Villages
$3.01
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating;
Alberta Municipal
Health and Safety
Association
Member
Towns
$3.01
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating;
Alberta Municipal
Health and Safety
Association
Member
Cities
$3.01
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived; Alberta
Municipal Health
and Safety
Association
Member
School Boards/Schools
$1.60
School Boards
$1.60
Standard Pricing
Private/Independent Schools
$1.56
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Kindergartens
$1.60
Standard Pricing
Driving/Testing Schools
$1.56
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Post-Secondary/Safety
Education
$0.45
Colleges
$0.45
ICP-Experience
Rating
Specialty Schools -
Professional/Personal
$0.44
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Institutes of Technology
$0.44
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Universities
$0.44
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Library Boards
$0.44
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Museums/Art Galleries
$0.44
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Safety/First Aid Training
$0.45
Standard Pricing
Hospitals/Acute Care Centres
$1.93
Health Care Services - Public
$1.78
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Health Care Services - Private
$1.89
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Health Care Services - Other
Providers
$1.93
Standard Pricing
Continuing Care and Support
Services
$3.06
Home Support Services
$3.06
Standard Pricing
Seniors' Supportive Living/Lodges
$3.13
Standard Pricing;
Continuing Care
Safety Association
Member
Continuing Care Facilities
$3.13
Standard Pricing;
Continuing Care
Safety Association
Member
Child Care Services
$1.30
Day Homes/Day Care Centres
$1.30
Standard Pricing
Play Schools
$1.28
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Disability Rehabilitation
$2.27
Disability Rehabilitation
$2.27
Standard Pricing
Community/Social Services
$1.86
Friendship/Cultural Centres
$1.85
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Family Services Contracted
Agencies
$1.85
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Social/Community Support
Services
$1.85
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Provincial Government
Provincial Government
$1.91
Provincial Government
$1.91
Standard Pricing
Business and Personal Services
Manufactured Home Parks/
Property Management
$1.10
Manufactured Home Parks
$1.07
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Property Management/Hostels
$1.10
Standard Pricing
Financial/Business Services
$0.21
Document Storage/Exchange
$0.21
Standard Pricing
Banks/Financial Services
$0.20
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Real Estate Dealers/Land Develop
$0.20
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Insurance Companies
$0.20
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Travel Agency/Motor Association
$0.20
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Advertising Agencies
$0.20
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Legal Services
$0.21
Standard Pricing
Business Services
$0.21
Standard Pricing
Management Consultants
$0.21
Standard Pricing
Staffing Services -
Clerical/Professional
$0.21
Standard Pricing
Personnel Recruitment Agencies
$0.20
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Administer Out of Province Ops
$0.21
Standard Pricing
Professional/Trade/Charitable
Associations
$0.20
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Boards, Agencies, Commissions
$0.20
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Boards, Agencies, Commissions
(Voluntary)
$0.21
ICP-Experience
Rating
Engineering/Earth Science
Services
$0.15
Mud Logging Services
$0.24
Standard Pricing;
Energy Safety
Canada Member;
Petroleum Services
Association of
Canada Member
Engineering
$0.15
Standard Pricing
Geophysical Survey excluding
Seismic
$0.13
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Waterfowl Preservation
$0.13
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Map Making
$0.13
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Geological/Environmental
Consulting
$0.13
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Software/Architects/Design
$0.13
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Archaeological Survey
$0.13
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Security/Investigative Services
$1.78
Security Services/Industrial Patrols
$1.72
ICP-Experience
Rating;
Occupational
Health and Safety
Not Applicable
Commissionaires/Armoured Car
Services
$1.78
ICP-Experience
Rating
Investigative Services
$1.73
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Personal Care and Medical
Clinics
$0.71
Animal Health Services
$0.69
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Private Medical/Physiotherapy
Centres
$0.71
Standard Pricing
Health Related Products - Mfg
$0.69
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Health/Allied Services -
Miscellaneous
$0.69
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Beauty/Barber Shops and Schools
$0.71
Standard Pricing
Industrial Camp Catering
$3.48
Industrial Camp Catering
$3.48
ICP-Experience
Rating
Hospitality/Outdoor
Recreational Services
$0.91
Churches/Religious Orders
$0.90
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Golf Clubs/Ranges
$0.90
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Ski Resorts/Gondolas
$0.91
Standard Pricing
Restaurants/Catering
$0.91
Standard Pricing
Hotels/Convention Centres
$0.95
Standard Pricing;
Alberta Hospitality
Safety Association
Member
Sports and Recreation
$0.91
Standard Pricing
Youth/Religious Camps
$0.90
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Funeral Services/Cemeteries
$0.90
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Recreation Facilities/Pet
Services
$1.36
Animal Shelters/Pounds
$1.34
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Kennels/Pet Grooming
$1.36
Standard Pricing
Parking Facilities/Storage Garages
$1.36
Standard Pricing
Zoos/Game Farms
$1.34
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Bowling Alleys/Billiard Parlours
$1.34
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Community Associations/Facilities
$1.34
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Casinos/Dance Halls
$1.36
Standard Pricing
Arenas/Stadiums
$1.36
Standard Pricing
Arcades
$1.34
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Private Clubs
$1.34
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Exhibition Associations
$1.34
ICP-Cost Relief and
Experience Rating
Tennis/Squash/Rock Climbing
Facilities
$1.36
Standard Pricing
Laundry/Cleaning Services
$2.30
Domestic Help - Homeowner Only
$2.30
Standard Pricing
Commercial Laundries
$2.30
Standard Pricing
Dry Cleaners
$2.27
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Coin Operated Laundromats
$2.27
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
Janitorial/Cleaning Services
$2.30
Standard Pricing
Exterior High Rise Window
Cleaning
$2.30
Standard Pricing
Fumigating
$2.30
Standard Pricing
Furnace Cleaning Services
$2.27
ICP-Cost Relief
Waived
ADVERTISEMENTS
Public Sale of Land
(Municipal Government Act)
Brazeau County
Notice is hereby given that, under the provisions of the Municipal Government Act,
Brazeau County will offer for sale, by public auction, at the County Office, 7401
Township Road 494, Drayton Valley, Alberta, on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at
9:00 a.m., the following lands:
Pt. of Sec.
Sec.
Twp.
Rge.
C. of T.
Acres
157.46
2.89
Manufactured Homes only: situated on the following rented lots
Pt. of Sec.
Sec.
Twp.
Rge.
Mobile Home Park
Site
Poplar Ridge T.P.
B-23
Poplar Ridge T.P.
B-27
Country Style MHP
Country Style MHP
Country Style MHP
Country Style MHP
Each parcel will be offered for sale, subject to a reserve bid and to the reservations
and conditions contained in the existing certificate of title.
The land is being offered for sale on an "as is, where is" basis, and Brazeau County
makes no representation and gives no warranty whatsoever as to the adequacy of
services, soil conditions, land use districting, building and development conditions,
absence or presence of environmental contamination, or the developability of the
subject land for any intended use by the purchaser. No bid will be accepted where the
bidder attempts to attach conditions precedent to the sale of any parcel. No terms and
conditions of sale will be considered other than those specified by Brazeau County.
No further information is available at the auction regarding the lands to be sold.
Brazeau County may, after the public auction, become the owner of any parcel of land
not sold at the public auction.
In the event that payment of the arrears of taxes and costs is received by the County
prior to the public auction the property in question will not be offered for sale. There
is no right to pay tax arrears after the property is declared sold.
Terms: Cash or certified cheque. Parcel will be sold "AS IS".
Redemption may be effected by payment of all arrears of taxes and costs at any time
prior to the sale.
Dated at Drayton Valley, Alberta, December 4, 2025.
Rudy Friesen, Chief Administrative Officer.
_______________
Lac La Biche County
Notice is hereby given that, under the provisions of the Municipal Government Act,
Lac La Biche County will offer for sale, by public auction, in the McArthur Place Tea
Room, 1st Floor McArthur Place, 10307 100 Street, Lac La Biche, Alberta, on
Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at 5:00 p.m., the following lands:
Roll
Legal Desc.
Lot
Block
Plan
C. of T.
S11
N4824EO
4-11-065-07-NE
4-11-065-17-NE
4-16-068-02-RL
Redemption of a parcel of land offered for sale may be effected by payment of all
arrears, penalties and costs by guaranteed funds, or execution of a tax payment
agreement with the municipality at any time prior to the auction.
No terms or conditions of sale will be considered other than those specified by the
municipality.
Each parcel of land offered for sale will be subject to a reserve bid and to the
reservations and conditions contained in the existing certificate of title.
The lands are being offered for sale on an "as is, where is" basis, and the municipality
makes no representation and gives no warranty whatsoever as to the state of the parcel
nor its suitability of the lands for any intended use by the successful bidder.
The auctioneer, councillors, the chief administrative officer and the designated
officers and employees of the municipality must not bid or buy any parcel for
themselves.
The purchaser of the property will be responsible for property taxes for the current
year.
The purchaser will be required to execute a Sale Agreement in form and substance
provided by the municipality.
The successful purchaser must, at the time of sale, make payment in cash, cheque or
bank draft payable to the municipality as follows:
a. The full purchase price if it is $10,000 or less; or
b. If the purchase price is greater than $10,000, the purchaser must provide a
non-refundable deposit in the amount of $10,000 and the balance of the
purchase price must be paid within 20 days of the sale.
GST will be collected on all non-residential properties, unless the purchaser is a GST
registrant.
The risk of the property lies with the purchaser immediately following the auction.
The purchaser is responsible for obtaining vacant possession.
The purchaser will be responsible for registration of the transfer including registration
fees.
If no offer is received on a property or if the reserve bid is not met, the property will
not be sold at the public auction.
The municipality may, after the public auction, become the owner of any parcel of
land that is not sold at the public auction.
Once the property is declared sold at public auction, the previous owner has no
further right to pay the tax arrears.
Dated at Lac La Biche, Alberta, December 31, 2025.
Manny Deol, Chief Administrative Officer.
_______________
Town of Mundare
Notice is hereby given that, under the provisions of the Municipal Government Act,
the Town of Mundare will offer for sale, by public auction, in the Council Chambers,
5128 50 Street, Mundare, Alberta, on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.,
the following lands:
Lot
Block
Plan
LINC
Each parcel will be offered for sale, subject to a reserve bid and to the reservations
and conditions contained in the existing certificate of title.
The land is being offered for sale on an "as is, where is" basis, and the Town of
Mundare makes no representation and gives no warranty whatsoever as to the
adequacy of services, soil conditions, land use districting, building and development
conditions, absence or presence of environmental contamination, or the developability
of the subject land for any intended use by the purchaser.
The Town of Mundare may, after the public auction, become the owner of any parcel
of land not sold at the public auction.
Terms: Cash or certified cheque, a 10% deposit with the balance due within 20 days
of the date of the public auction.
Redemption may be effected by payment of all arrears of taxes and costs at any time
prior to the sale.
Dated at Mundare, Alberta, December 31, 2025.
Colin Zyla, Chief Administrative Officer.
Town of Whitecourt
Notice is hereby given that, under the provisions of the Municipal Government Act,
the Town of Whitecourt will offer for sale, by public auction, at the Whitecourt Town
Office, 5004 52 Avenue, Whitecourt, Alberta, on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at
10:00 a.m., the following lands:
Roll
Lot
Block
Plan
Acres
C. of T.
2.24
132369947+1
Roll
Pt. of Sec.
Sec.
Twp.
Rge.
Acres
C. of T.
W5M
14.5
Each parcel will be offered for sale, subject to a reserve bid and to the reservations
and conditions contained in the existing certificate of title.
The land is being offered for sale on an "as is, where is" basis, and the Town of
Whitecourt makes no representation and gives no warranty whatsoever as to the
adequacy of services, soil conditions, zoning, land use districting, building and
development conditions, absence or presence of environmental contamination, vacant
possession, the developability of the subject land for any intended use by the
purchaser, or otherwise.
The Town of Whitecourt may, after the public auction, become the owner of any
parcel of land not sold at the public auction.
Terms: Cash or certified cheque, 10% deposit to accompany auction bid, with sale
transaction completion in 30 days. GST will apply if applicable.
Redemption may be effected by payment of all arrears of taxes and costs at any time
prior to the sale. There is no right to pay tax arrears after the property is declared sold.
Dated at Whitecourt, Alberta, December 4, 2025.
Krista Spivak, Finance Department.
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