Alberta Regulation 104/2026

Traffic Safety Act

OPERATOR LICENSING AND VEHICLE CONTROL

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 19, 2026

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

Corridors (M.O. 12/2026) on May 6, 2026 pursuant to

section 64 of the Traffic Safety

Act.

1 The Operator Licensing and Vehicle Control Regulation

(AR 320/2002) is amended by this Regulation.

Schedule 2 is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 1 and substituting the

following:

1 The registration fee for a certificate of registration for 12 months for a

Class 1 or Class 3 commercial vehicle is the following:

Licensed Maximum Registration

Gross Weight Fee

0 - 2500 kg $ 75

2501 - 3000 kg 90

3001 - 3600 kg 119

3601 - 4400 kg 149

4401 - 5300 kg 178

5301 - 6300 kg 207

6301 - 7600 kg 252

7601 - 9200 kg 297

9201 - 11 000 kg 355

11 001 - 13 000 kg 429

13 001 - 16 000 kg 519

16 001 - 17 999 kg 681

18 000 - 19 000 kg 710

19 001 - 23 000 kg 917

23 001 - 28 000 kg 1184

28 001 - 34 000 kg 1553

34 001 - 41 000 kg 2026

41 001 - 49 000 kg 2662

49 001 - 51 000 kg 2810

51 001 - 53 000 kg 2972

53 001 - 55 000 kg 3120

55 001 - 57 000 kg 3268

57 001 - 59 000 kg 3416

59 001 - 61 000 kg 3564

61 001 - 63 500 kg 3712

63 501 and over 3860 plus $134 for

each 2000 kg or

portion thereof in

excess of 63 501

(

b) in

section 2

(

i) by striking out "$ 59" and substituting "$ 71";

(ii) by striking out "$ 81" and substituting "$ 97".

3 This Regulation comes into force on September 1, 2026.

--------------------------------

Alberta Regulation 105/2026

Traffic Safety Act

PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 26, 2026

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

Corridors (M.O. 13/2026) on May 15, 2026 pursuant to

section 18.1 of the Traffic

Safety Act.

1 The Pilot Project (Golf Carts) Regulation (AR 114/2024) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 2 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Application

2 This Regulation does not apply with respect to a golf cart that is a

commercial vehicle unless

(

a) a participating municipality owns the commercial vehicle and

an employee of the participating municipality operates it in

the course of the employee's employment, or

(

b) a municipality makes a golf cart bylaw that authorizes a

person to operate a golf cart that is a commercial vehicle on a

designated highway.

Section 4 is amended

(

a) in subsection (2) by striking out "and" at the end of

clause (b), by adding "and" at the end of clause (

c) and by adding the following after clause (c):

(

d) if a golf cart that is a commercial vehicle may be

operated on a designated highway,

(

i) specify that a golf cart that is a commercial vehicle

may be operated on a designated highway, and

(ii) in respect of a golf cart referred to in subclause (i),

require the owner of the golf cart to be insured in

respect of the golf cart by an insurer.

(

b) by adding the following after subsection (2):

(2.1) Subsection (2)(

d) does not apply in respect of a golf cart

that is a commercial vehicle referred to in

section 2(a).

Section 9(1) is amended by adding the following after

clause (d):

(d.1)

Part 7 of the Act,

(d.2) the Commercial Vehicle Certificate and Insurance

Regulation (AR 314/2002),

(d.3) the Commercial Vehicle Dimension and Weight Regulation

(AR 315/2002),

(d.4) the Commercial Vehicle Safety Regulation (AR 121/2009),

--------------------------------

Alberta Regulation 106/2026

Health Information Act

HEALTH INFORMATION (MINISTERIAL)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: June 1, 2026

For information only: Made by the Minister of Primary and Preventative Health

Services (M.O. 19/2026) on May 27, 2026 pursuant to sections 56.8(1.1) and 108(2)

of the Health Information Act.

Table of Contents

1 Regulated member designated as custodian

2 Research ethics board

3 Disclosure of registration information

4 Restrictions on making accessible shared health information

5 Privacy impact assessment - general requirements

6 Subsequent change to privacy impact assessment for

administrative practice or information system

7 Repeal

8 Expiry

9 Coming into force

Regulated member designated as custodian

1 For the purpose of

section 1(1)(f)(ix) of the Act, a regulated

member of each of the following regulatory colleges established under

the Health Professions Act is designated as a custodian:

(

a) Alberta College of Dental Hygienists;

(

b) Alberta College of Optometrists;

(

c) Alberta College of Pharmacy;

(

d) College of Alberta Denturists;

(

e) College of Chiropractors of Alberta;

(

f) College of Dental Surgeons of Alberta;

(

g) College of Dietitians of Alberta;

(

h) College of Midwives of Alberta;

(

i) College of Opticians of Alberta;

(

j) College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta;

(

k) College of Physiotherapists of Alberta;

(

l) College of Podiatric Physicians of Alberta;

(

m) College of Registered Nurses of Alberta.

Research ethics board

2 For the purpose of

section 1(1)(v.1) of the Act, each of the

following is designated as a research ethics board:

(

a) the Health Research Ethics Board of Alberta established by

Alberta Innovates under the Alberta Research and Innovation

Act;

(

b) the Health Research Ethics Board established by the

University of Alberta;

(

c) the Conjoint Health Research Ethics Board established by the

University of Calgary.

Disclosure of registration information

3(1) For the purpose of

section 36(

c) of the Act, a custodian may only

disclose individually identifying registration information to a person

who is not a custodian if the disclosure is to an ambulance attendant

for the purpose of the ambulance attendant exercising a power or

performing a duty under the Emergency Health Services Act.

(2) For the purpose of

section 36(

d) of the Act, a custodian must do

the following in respect of a disclosure of individually identifying

registration information to a foundation:

(

a) take reasonable measures to make publicly available the

following in a statement:

(

i) the custodian is authorized under

section 36(

d) of the

Act to disclose individually identifying registration

information to a foundation;

(ii) the name of each foundation to which the custodian may

disclose the individually identifying registration

information;

(iii) a description of the process referred to in clause (b);

(

b) establish and maintain a process by which an individual may

make a request that

(

i) the custodian not disclose their individually identifying

registration information to a foundation, and

(ii) a request referred to in subclause (

i) be revoked;

(

c) make a record of each request referred to in clause (b);

(

d) not disclose individually identifying registration information

to a foundation

(

i) if either of the following applies to an individual whose

information is the subject of the disclosure:

(

A) the individual makes a request in accordance with

clause (b)(

i) that has not been revoked in

accordance with clause (b)(ii);

(

B) the custodian reasonably believes that doing so

would cause undue harm to the individual,

and

(ii) until after the expiry of a period of 60 days that starts on

the day on which the custodian collected the

information;

(

e) enter into a written agreement with each foundation referred

to in clause (a)(ii) in which the foundation agrees

(

i) to use the individually identifying registration

information provided to it only for its fundraising

activities,

(ii) not to make the individually identifying registration

information publicly available, or otherwise disclose it,

without the consent of the individual whose information

is the subject of the disclosure,

(iii) to establish and maintain administrative, technical and

physical safeguards for the purpose of protecting the

individually identifying registration information that it

receives,

(iv) to establish and make publicly available a process by

which an individual may make a request to the

foundation that the foundation not use their individually

identifying registration information,

(

v) not to use the individually identifying registration

information that is the subject of a request made in

accordance with subclause (iv), and

(vi) on contacting an individual in respect of whom the

foundation has their individually identifying registration

information, to inform the individual that

(

A) the foundation is authorized to use their

individually identifying registration information

only for its fundraising activities, and

(

B) the individual may make a request in accordance

with the process referred to in subclause (iv) that

the foundation not use their information.

Restrictions on making accessible shared health information

4 For the purpose of

section 56.203 of the Act, a sharing custodian

may not make health information accessible to another sharing

custodian or an authorized user unless the sharing custodians have

each adopted common policies and procedures that set out the role of

each sharing custodian in relation to all of the sharing custodians'

duties under the Act, including

(

a) the process by which a sharing custodian may cease to be a

sharing custodian,

(

b) the manner in which an affiliate of each sharing custodian is

to be identified as an affiliate of that sharing custodian,

(

c) the manner in which a sharing custodian is to ensure that its

affiliates comply with the Act and regulations as it relates to

the use of the shared health information, and

(

d) the manner in which sharing custodians will address the

following:

(

i) a request made under

section 8(1) of the Act;

(ii) a request made under

section 13(1) of the Act;

(iii) a disclosure of shared health information made under

the following provisions in response to a request for

disclosure of health information made by a researcher

under

section 52(c)(

i) or 52.1(5)(d)(

i) of the Act:

(A)

section 53(1) or (2) of the Act;

(B)

section 54(1), (2) or (3) of the Act;

(iv) an expressed wish referred to in

section 56.206 of the

Act.

Privacy impact assessment - general requirements

5(1) A privacy impact assessment required to be submitted in

accordance with

section 64 of the Act must, in the form determined by

the custodian submitting the privacy impact assessment, set out each of

the following in sufficient detail considering the complexity of the

privacy impact assessment:

(

a) a

summary of each type of health information that is the

subject of the privacy impact assessment and the purposes for

which it is to be collected, used or disclosed;

(

b) the legal authority for the collection, use and disclosure of

the health information;

(

c) the associated risks to the privacy of an individual whose

health information is the subject of the privacy impact

assessment;

(

d) the strategies to mitigate the risks referred to in clause (c);

(

e) the administrative, physical and technical safeguards

implemented to protect the health information that is the

subject of the privacy impact assessment, including the

manner in which that information is to be securely

transmitted, matched or linked with other health information;

(

f) in the case of a custodian required to enter into an agreement

under

section 54 or 66 of the Act, a copy of the provisions of

the agreement that relate to the privacy impact assessment.

(2) For the purposes of

section 56.204(2) of the Act, a custodian

required to submit a privacy impact assessment under

section

56.204(1) of the Act must, in addition to the requirements set out in

subsection (1), include in the privacy impact assessment a description

of the adopted common policies and procedures referred to in section

(3) A custodian who is required to submit a privacy impact assessment

under

section 64.1 of the Act must, in addition to the requirements set

out in subsection (1), include in the privacy impact assessment a

description of a governance structure respecting the role of each

custodian and public body engaging in the common or integrated

program or service.

Subsequent change to privacy impact assessment for administrative

practice or information system

6 If, in respect of a privacy impact assessment for a change to an

existing administrative practice referred to in

section 64(2) of the Act

or for a change to an existing information system referred to in

section

64(3) of the Act, a custodian had previously submitted a privacy

impact assessment for that existing practice or system, as the case may

be, the custodian

(

a) is not required to prepare and submit a new privacy impact

assessment for the change, and

(

b) is required to prepare and submit an amendment to the

previously submitted privacy impact assessment that

addresses the change.

Repeal

7 The Designation Regulation (AR 69/2001) is repealed.

Expiry

8 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for

ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be

repassed in its present or an amended form following a review, this

Regulation expires on November 30, 2031.

Coming into force

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

section 7(58) of the Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 2).