Alberta Regulation 16/2025

Traffic Safety Act

DRIVERS' HOURS OF SERVICE (EXPIRY DATE

EXTENSION) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 21, 2025

For information only: Made by the Minister of Transportation and Economic

Corridors (M.O. 10/2025) on February 19, 2025 pursuant to

section 156 of the Traffic

Safety Act.

1 The Drivers' Hours of Service Regulation (AR 317/2002)

is amended by this Regulation.

Section 22 is amended by striking out "March 15, 2025"

and substituting "March 31, 2030".

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Alberta Regulation 17/2025

Alberta Human Rights Act

HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION AND MULTICULTURALISM

FUND GRANT (EXPIRY DATE EXTENSION)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 26, 2025

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 33/2025)

on February 26, 2025 pursuant to

section 14 of the Alberta Human Rights Act.

1 The Human Rights Education and Multiculturalism Fund

Grant Regulation (AR 157/2013) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 15 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2025"

and substituting "March 31, 2033".

Alberta Regulation 18/2025

Fatality Inquiries Act

FATALITY INQUIRIES AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 26, 2025

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 34/2025)

on February 26, 2025 pursuant to

section 55 of the Fatality Inquiries Act.

1 The Fatality Inquiries Regulation (AR 65/2000) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 7.1 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) in clause (a)(iv) by striking out "Pharmaceutical

Profession Act" and substituting "Pharmacy and

Drug Act";

(ii) in clause (b)

(

A) in subclause (ii) by striking out "pharmacy as

defined in the Pharmaceutical Profession Act"

and substituting "pharmacists as described in

section 3(1) of

Schedule 19 to the Health

Professions Act";

(

B) by striking out "the Alberta Alcohol and Drug

Abuse Commission continued under the Alcohol

and Drug Abuse Act or by a Community Board or

a Facility Board, as those terms are defined in the

Persons with Developmental Disabilities

Community Governance Act" and substituting

"a service provider as defined in the Persons with

Developmental Disabilities Services Act";

(

b) in subsection (2)

(

i) by repealing clause (

a) and substituting the

following:

(

a) the board of an approved hospital as defined in the

Hospitals Act other than an approved hospital that

is owned and operated by a provincial health

agency or regional health authority under the

Provincial Health Agencies Act;

(ii) by repealing clause (e);

(iii) in clause (

g) by striking out "Pharmaceutical

Profession Act" and substituting "Pharmacy and

Drug Act";

(iv) by repealing clauses (

h) to (

j) and substituting

the following:

(

h) a regulated member of the Alberta College of

Pharmacy under the Health Professions Act who

(

i) is registered on the

(

A) clinical pharmacist register,

(

B) provisional pharmacist register,

(

C) courtesy pharmacist register, or

(

D) student pharmacist register,

and

(ii) holds a practice permit issued under the

Health Professions Act;

(

i) a regulated member of the College of Dental

Surgeons of Alberta under the Health Professions

Act who holds a practice permit issued under that

Act;

(

j) a regulated member of the College of Midwives of

Alberta under the Health Professions Act who

holds a practice permit issued under that Act;

(

v) in clause (

k) by striking out "Ambulance Services

Act" and substituting "Emergency Health Services

Act";

(vi) by repealing clauses (

n) to (

p) and substituting

the following:

(

n) a regulated member of the College of

Acupuncturists of Alberta under the Health

Professions Act who holds a practice permit issued

under that Act;

(

o) a regulated member of the College of

Chiropractors of Alberta under the Health

Professions Act who holds a practice permit issued

under that Act;

(

p) a regulated member of the Alberta College of

Social Workers under the Health Professions Act

who holds a practice permit issued under that Act.

Section 14 is amended by striking out "April 30, 2025" and

substituting "April 30, 2030".

4 The

Schedule is amended in

section 1(2)(

a) by striking

out "Public Service Subsistence, Travel and Moving Expenses

Regulation" and substituting "Travel, Meal and Hospitality

Expenses Policy established by Treasury Board Directive 1/2015, as

amended or replaced from time to time".

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Alberta Regulation 19/2025

Alberta Heritage Scholarship Act

ALBERTA HERITAGE SCHOLARSHIP

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 26, 2025

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 36/2025)

on February 26, 2025 pursuant to

section 7 of the Alberta Heritage Scholarship Act.

1 The Alberta Heritage Scholarship Regulation (AR 214/99)

is amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended by adding the following after

clause (f):

(f.1) "program of study" means any combination of courses or

other requirements that is considered by the educational

institution in question to be necessary for a student in the

institution to obtain a degree, certificate or diploma;

Section 19 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Maximum total amount

19(1) Subject to

section 6 of the Act and subsection (3), the total

amount of money paid as Alberta Heritage Scholarships in a fiscal

year, excluding money paid as scholarships established through gifts

or money referred to in

section 2(2)(a), (

b) and (

c) of the Act, may

not exceed 4.5% of the market value of the Fund.

(2) The market value for the purpose of subsection (1) is the average

of the market values determined on March 31 of the preceding 3

fiscal years.

(3) If less than 4.5% of the market value of the Fund is paid from

the Fund in a fiscal year, the unused portion of the amount permitted

to be paid in that fiscal year may be paid in any subsequent fiscal

year.

3 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 2025.

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Alberta Regulation 20/2025

Farm Implement and Dealership Act

FARM IMPLEMENT (EXPIRY DATE EXTENSION)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 26, 2025

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 38/2025)

on February 26, 2025 pursuant to sections 2, 30 and 30.93 of the Farm Implement and

Dealership Act.

1 The Farm Implement Regulation (AR 204/83) is amended

by this Regulation.

Section 10 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2025"

and substituting "March 31, 2030".

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Alberta Regulation 21/2025

Provincial Priorities Act

PROVINCIAL PRIORITIES REGULATION

Filed: February 26, 2025

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 41/2025)

on February 26, 2025 pursuant to

section 4 of the Provincial Priorities Act.

Table of Contents

1 Designation of provincial entities

Approvals

2 Approval by responsible Minister

3 Authority to approve municipal agreements

4 Approval of agreements

5 Funding applications by management

bodies and similar entities

Exceptions

6 Exceptions re funding amounts

7 Exceptions re amendments, extensions and renewals

8 Exceptions for public post-secondary institutions

9 Exception for Banff Centre

10 Exceptions for school boards

11 Exceptions for Banff, Jasper and Lloydminster

12 Exception for controlled corporations

13 Exception for municipal agreements with

Canadian Armed Forces

14 Exceptions during emergencies and disasters

15 Exception for mortgage agreements with Canada

Mortgage and Housing Corporation

16 Exception for entities that operate and administer

Alberta Social Housing Corporation assets

17 Agreements to provide information

Coming into Force

18 Coming into force

Designation of provincial entities

1 The following entities are designated as provincial entities for the

purposes of the Act:

(

a) an intermunicipal library board as defined in the Libraries

Act;

(

b) a municipal library board as defined in the Libraries Act;

(

c) a controlled corporation as defined in

section 75.1 of the

Municipal Government Act and the controlled corporation's

board;

(

d) a growth management board as defined in the Municipal

Government Act;

(

e) a regional services commission as defined in the Municipal

Government Act;

(

f) an entity created by a municipal bylaw, except a business

improvement area within the meaning of the Municipal

Government Act and the business improvement area's board;

(

g) an entity that is a party to an agreement in which the entity

has agreed to operate and administer real property assets of

the Alberta Social Housing Corporation;

(

h) Calgary Homeless Foundation;

(

i) Homeward Trust Edmonton.

Approvals

Approval by responsible Minister

2(1) Subject to the exceptions set out in this Regulation, a provincial

entity may only enter into, amend, extend or renew an

intergovernmental agreement after obtaining the prior approval of the

Minister responsible for the provincial entity.

(2) For the purposes of this Regulation,

(

a) the Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the

Post-secondary Learning Act is responsible for a public

post-secondary institution as defined in the Post-secondary

Learning Act,

(

b) the Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the

Education Act is responsible for a board as defined in the

Education Act,

(

c) the Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the

Provincial Health Agencies Act is responsible for

(

i) a regional health authority, and any subsidiary health

corporation of the regional health authority, under the

Provincial Health Agencies Act, and

(ii) Covenant Health and any subsidiary of Covenant

Health,

(

d) the sector Minister responsible for a health services sector

under the Provincial Health Agencies Act is responsible for a

provincial health agency established for that health services

sector, and any subsidiary health corporation of that

provincial health agency, under the Provincial Health

Agencies Act,

(

e) the Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the

Libraries Act is responsible for

(

i) an intermunicipal library board as defined in the

Libraries Act, and

(ii) a municipal library board as defined in the Libraries

Act,

(

f) the Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the

Municipal Government Act is responsible for

(

i) a municipal authority as defined in the Municipal

Government Act,

(ii) a controlled corporation as defined in

section 75.1 of the

Municipal Government Act and the controlled

corporation's board,

(iii) a growth management board as defined in the Municipal

Government Act,

(iv) a regional services commission as defined in the

Municipal Government Act, and

(

v) an entity created by a municipal bylaw, except a

business improvement area within the meaning of the

Municipal Government Act and the business

improvement area's board,

and

(

g) the Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the Alberta

Housing Act is responsible for

(

i) a management body as defined in the Alberta Housing

Act,

(ii) an entity that is a party to an agreement in which the

entity has agreed to operate and administer real property

assets of the Alberta Social Housing Corporation,

(iii) Calgary Homeless Foundation, and

(iv) Homeward Trust Edmonton.

(3) The President of the Executive Council may approve a provincial

entity to enter into, amend, extend or renew an intergovernmental

agreement if no other Minister is responsible for the provincial entity.

Authority to approve municipal agreements

3(1) Despite anything to the contrary in

section 2(2)(f), the Minister

determined under

section 16 of the Government Organization Act as

the Minister responsible for the Municipal Government Act may

designate another Minister as the Minister responsible for a provincial

entity referred to in

section 2(2)(

f) in relation to an agreement or a

class of agreements if the Ministers agree that the subject-matter of the

agreement or class of agreements relates to a matter under that other

Minister's administration.

(2) Despite anything to the contrary in

section 4(1), a provincial entity

referred to in

section 2(2)(

f) shall submit a proposed agreement,

amendment, extension or renewal in accordance with the directions of

the Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the Municipal

Government Act despite that Minister designating another Minister as

the Minister responsible for the provincial entity under subsection (1).

Approval of agreements

4(1) To obtain approval to enter into, amend, extend or renew an

intergovernmental agreement, a provincial entity must submit the

proposed agreement, amendment, extension or renewal in accordance

with the directions of the Minister responsible for the provincial entity.

(2) The Minister responsible for the provincial entity must assess the

proposed agreement, amendment, extension or renewal by considering

the following factors prior to approving a provincial entity to enter

into, amend, extend or renew the agreement:

(

a) whether the agreement aligns with the priorities of the

Government of Alberta;

(

b) whether the agreement

(

i) intrudes into an area of provincial legislative

jurisdiction under the Constitution of Canada,

(ii) affects or interferes with an area of provincial

legislative jurisdiction under the Constitution of

Canada, or

(iii) imposes conditions that would restrict the Government

of Alberta in an unacceptable manner from establishing

and implementing policies and programs in an area of

provincial jurisdiction;

(

c) whether the agreement aligns with the Government of

Alberta's long-term fiscal plan.

(3) Subject to subsections (4) to (6), after assessing the proposed

agreement, amendment, extension or renewal by considering the

factors described in subsection (2), the Minister may

(

a) approve a provincial entity to enter into the agreement,

amendment, extension or renewal, subject to any terms or

conditions the Minister considers appropriate, or

(

b) decline to approve the provincial entity to enter into the

agreement, amendment, extension or renewal.

(4) A Minister must receive the approval of the Executive Council

prior to approving a provincial entity to

(

a) enter into an intergovernmental agreement in which a federal

entity is agreeing to provide a provincial entity with $5

million or more in funding, excluding any in-kind

contributions, or

(

b) amend, extend or renew an intergovernmental agreement if

the amendment, extension or renewal would result in $5

million or more in additional funding, excluding any in-kind

contributions, being provided by a federal entity to a

provincial entity under the agreement.

(5) A Minister must receive the approval of the Executive Council

prior to approving a provincial entity to enter into, amend, extend or

renew an intergovernmental agreement if, in the Minister's opinion,

the agreement

(

a) intrudes into an area of provincial legislative jurisdiction

under the Constitution of Canada,

(

b) affects or interferes with an area of provincial legislative

jurisdiction under the Constitution of Canada, or

(

c) imposes conditions that would restrict the Government of

Alberta in an unacceptable manner from establishing and

implementing policies and programs in an area of provincial

jurisdiction.

(6) A Minister must receive the approval of the Executive Council prior

to approving a provincial entity to amend an intergovernmental

agreement in a material way if subsection (4) or (5) applies or applied to

the agreement.

(7) If a Minister approves a provincial entity to enter into, amend,

extend or renew an intergovernmental agreement, the Minister must

provide written notice to the provincial entity, including written notice

of any terms or conditions that apply to the Minister's approval.

(8) If a Minister declines to approve a provincial entity to enter into,

amend, extend or renew an agreement, the Minister must provide

written notice to the provincial entity.

Funding applications by management

bodies and similar entities

5(1) Subject to subsection (2), a management body as defined in the

Alberta Housing Act or an entity described in

section 1(

g) must notify

the Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the Alberta Housing

Act of any intent of the management body or entity to apply for

funding from a federal entity when the body or entity submits its

annual business plan to the Minister in accordance with the

Management Body Operation and Administration Regulation

(AR 243/94) or the terms of an operating agreement.

(2) Where it is not possible to comply with subsection (1) without

foregoing the opportunity to apply for funding from a federal entity, a

management body as defined in the Alberta Housing Act or an entity

described in

section 1(

g) must notify the Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government Organization Act as the Minister

responsible for the Alberta Housing Act of the intent of the

management body or entity to apply for funding from a federal entity

at least 60 days before submitting the application for funding from the

federal entity.

(3) Calgary Homeless Foundation and Homeward Trust Edmonton

must notify the Minister determined under

section 16 of the

Government Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the

Alberta Housing Act of the intent of Calgary Homeless Foundation or

Homeward Trust Edmonton to apply for funding from a federal entity

at least 60 days before submitting the application for funding from the

federal entity.

(4) The Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the Alberta Housing

Act, within 30 days of being notified of an intent to apply for funding,

must conduct a preliminary assessment of the proposed application and

must advise the provincial entity whether the Minister

(

a) has concerns with the proposed application, including the

nature of those concerns, and

(

b) is likely, based on the preliminary assessment, to approve the

provincial entity to enter into an agreement, or the

amendment, extension or renewal of an agreement, that

would result from the provincial entity's application for

funding from a federal entity being approved by a federal

entity.

(5) The Minister determined under

section 16 of the Government

Organization Act as the Minister responsible for the Alberta

Housing Act must consider whether notice required by this

section has been provided when deciding whether to approve a

provincial entity to enter into, amend, extend or renew an

intergovernmental agreement.

Exceptions

Exceptions re funding amounts

6(1) If, under an intergovernmental agreement, a federal entity

(

a) would not provide any funding to a provincial entity or

would only provide in-kind contributions, or

(

b) would provide less than $100 000 in funding, excluding any

in-kind contributions, to a provincial entity,

and the provincial entity has provided or agreed to provide the Minister

responsible for the provincial entity with any information specified by

the Minister, including a copy of the agreement, in the time and

manner specified by the Minister, the provincial entity is not required

to obtain the Minister's approval before entering into, amending,

extending or renewing that agreement unless an amendment, extension

or renewal of the agreement would result in the provincial entity

receiving a total of $100 000 or more in funding, excluding any in-kind

contributions, from the federal entity under the agreement as amended,

extended or renewed.

(2) If an intergovernmental agreement relates to the construction,

maintenance or development of housing accommodations, then a

provincial entity is not required to obtain approval before entering into,

amending, extending or renewing that agreement if the federal entity is

providing the provincial entity $250 000 or less in funding, excluding

any in-kind contributions, under the agreement initially entered into, or

as amended, extended or renewed.

(3) This

section does not apply to Calgary Homeless Foundation or

Homeward Trust Edmonton.

Exceptions re amendments, extensions and renewals

7(1) If a provincial entity has been approved to enter into an

agreement under this Regulation, the provincial entity is not required

to obtain prior approval to amend, extend or renew that agreement if

the provincial entity has provided or agreed to provide the Minister

responsible for the provincial entity with any information specified by

the Minister, including a copy of the agreement, in the time and

manner specified by the Minister and any of the following

circumstances apply:

(

a) the agreement includes a provision requiring a project to start

or end by a certain date and the amendment, extension or

renewal is for the purpose of allowing the project to start or

end by a date that is no more than one year different from the

start or end date that is in the agreement;

(

b) the agreement includes a provision establishing the length of

a project and the amendment, extension or renewal is for the

purpose of allowing the project to be extended by one year or

less;

(

c) the amendment, extension or renewal provides additional

federal funding, excluding any in-kind contributions, to a

provincial entity that is

(

i) less than $100 000, and

(ii) less than 10% of the federal funding being provided

under the agreement that the Minister approved;

(

d) the proposed amendment, extension or renewal of an

agreement would make or result in minor administrative

changes.

(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to Calgary Homeless Foundation or

Homeward Trust Edmonton.

Exceptions for public post-secondary institutions

8(1) For the purposes of this section,

(a) "fee-for-service agreement" means an agreement in which a

particular set of services is provided in exchange for a set fee,

and

(b) "research" means an undertaking directed to the discovery,

extension or application of knowledge through a disciplined

inquiry or systematic investigation.

(2) If a public post-secondary institution as defined in the

Post-secondary Learning Act has provided or agreed to provide the

Minister responsible for the Post-secondary Learning Act with any

information specified by the Minister in respect of an agreement with a

federal entity, including a copy of the agreement, in the time and

manner specified by the Minister, the public post-secondary institution

is not required to obtain prior approval to enter into, amend, extend or

renew that agreement with a federal entity if

(

a) the agreement pertains to research, unless greater than 50%

of the total funding being provided under the agreement,

excluding any in-kind contributions, is capital funding for the

development of research facilities,

(

b) greater than 50% of the total funding being provided under

the agreement pertains to the following matters:

(

i) the delivery of an apprenticeship education program as

defined in the Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship

Education Act;

(ii) the delivery of a program of study as defined in the

Post-secondary Learning Act;

(iii) the delivery of a foundational learning program as

defined in the Programs of Study Regulation

(AR 91/2009);

(iv) the delivery of work placement experiences, including

mentorship programs, cooperative placements,

practicums and internships, for students as defined in

the Post-secondary Learning Act, including the

provision of wage subsidies;

(

v) the delivery of language instruction that enables

individuals to develop basic language proficiency in one

of the official languages of Canada;

(vi) the delivery of a continuing education program;

(vii) a conference, symposium or other non-instructional

event,

(

c) the public post-secondary institution is entering into,

amending, extending or renewing an agreement in which the

public post-secondary institution is

(

i) a party to a fee-for-service agreement, or

(ii) providing space to a federal entity through a lease or

short-term rental, the term of which does not exceed 2

months.

Exception for Banff Centre

9 If Banff Centre as defined in the Post-secondary Learning Act has

provided or agreed to provide the Minister responsible for the

Post-secondary Learning Act with any information specified by the

Minister in respect of an agreement with a federal entity, including a

copy of the agreement, in the time and manner specified by the

Minister, Banff Centre is not required to obtain prior approval to enter

into, amend, extend or renew that agreement with a federal entity.

Exceptions for school boards

10 If a board as defined in the Education Act has provided or agreed

to provide the Minister responsible for the Education Act with any

information specified by the Minister in respect of an agreement with a

federal entity, including a copy of the agreement, in the time and

manner specified by the Minister, the board is not required to obtain

prior approval to enter into, amend, extend or renew that agreement

with a federal entity in either of the following circumstances:

(

a) the agreement provides for federal funding under Jordan's

Principle;

(

b) the agreement provides for federal funding as part of an

education services agreement under

section 63 of the

Education Act.

Exceptions for Banff, Jasper and Lloydminster

11 If the Municipality of Jasper, the Town of Banff or the City of

Lloydminster have provided or agreed to provide the Minister

responsible for the Municipal Government Act with any information

specified by the Minister in respect of an agreement with a federal

entity, including a copy of the agreement, in the time and manner

specified by the Minister, the Municipality, Town or City, as the case

may be, is not required to obtain prior approval to enter into, amend,

extend or renew that agreement with a federal entity.

Exception for controlled corporations

12 If a controlled corporation as defined in

section 75.1 of the

Municipal Government Act or the controlled corporation's board has

provided or agreed to provide the Minister responsible for the

Municipal Government Act with any information specified by the

Minister in respect of an agreement with a federal entity, including a

copy of the agreement, in the time and manner specified by the

Minister, the controlled corporation or the controlled corporation's

board, as the case may be, is not required to obtain prior approval to

enter into, amend, extend or renew that agreement with a federal

entity.

Exception for municipal agreements with

Canadian Armed Forces

13 If a municipal authority has provided or agreed to provide the

Minister responsible for the Municipal Government Act with any

information specified by the Minister in respect of an agreement with

the Canadian Armed Forces, including a copy of the agreement, in the

time and manner specified by the Minister, the municipal authority is

not required to obtain prior approval to enter into, amend, extend or

renew that agreement with the Canadian Armed Forces.

Exceptions during emergencies and disasters

14 If a municipal authority has provided or agreed to provide the

Minister responsible for the Municipal Government Act with any

information specified by the Minister in respect of an agreement with a

federal entity, including a copy of the agreement, in the time and

manner specified by the Minister, the municipal authority is not

required to obtain prior approval to enter into, amend, extend or renew

that agreement with a federal entity if the agreement is for the purpose

of responding to a disaster or emergency as those terms are defined in

the Emergency Management Act.

Exception for mortgage agreements with Canada

Mortgage and Housing Corporation

15 If a management body as defined in the Alberta Housing Act or an

entity described in

section 1(

g) has provided or agreed to provide the

Minister responsible for the Alberta Housing Act with any information

specified by the Minister in respect of a mortgage agreement with the

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, including a copy of the

agreement, in the time and manner specified by the Minister, the

management body or entity is not required to obtain prior approval to

enter into, amend, extend or renew that mortgage agreement with the

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

Exception for entities that operate and administer

Alberta Social Housing Corporation assets

16 If an entity described in

section 1(

g) has provided or agreed to

provide the Minister responsible for the Alberta Housing Act with any

information specified by the Minister in respect of an agreement with a

federal entity, including a copy of the agreement, in the time and

manner specified by the Minister, the entity is not required to obtain

prior approval to enter into, amend, extend or renew that agreement

with a federal entity if that agreement does not relate to the operation

or administration of real property assets of the Alberta Social Housing

Corporation.

Agreements to provide information

17 For the purposes of this Regulation, an agreement to provide a

Minister with information may relate to a particular intergovernmental

agreement or to a class of intergovernmental agreements.

Coming into Force

Coming into force

18 This Regulation comes into force on the coming into force of the

Provincial Priorities Act.

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Alberta Regulation 22/2025

Heroes' Compensation Act

HEROES' FUND PAYMENT LIMITATION

INCREASE (2024-2025) REGULATION

Filed: February 28, 2025

For information only: Made by the Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade (M.O.

4/2025) on February 27, 2025 pursuant to

section 7(2) of the Heroes' Compensation

Act.

Increase to total payments limit

1 Despite the amount prescribed in

section 6 of the Act, the total of

all payments made under

section 3(1) of the Act in the 2024-2025

fiscal year must not exceed $2 000 000.

Expiry

2 This Regulation expires on April 30, 2025.

Alberta Regulation 23/2025

Historical Resources Act

DISPOSITIONS (MINISTERIAL) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 28, 2025

For information only: Made by the Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women

(M.O. 2/2025) on February 26, 2025 pursuant to

section 35 of the Historical

Resources Act.

1 The Dispositions (Ministerial) Regulation (AR 101/98) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 1(

a) is amended by striking out "and includes all

gemmological by-products of ammonite shell".

Section 13 is amended by striking out "March 1, 2025" and

substituting "March 1, 2030".