The province of Alberta takes environmental and wildlife management very seriously. It is crucial to maintaining the proper balance in the ecosystem. This also extends to pet ownership, as animals can escape or be let loose, which is especially bad if it is an invasive species. There is also a general safety aspect to the…
You can usually check the legality of certain animals as pets by seeing if they are on the Alberta Controlled Species list. If they are not on the list, and not under any other regulation like livestock or Canadian Migratory Birds Act, then chances are, you can own it (also check with local rules and…
Whenever you are researching an animal you wish to own in Alberta, you can reference the controlled animals list. If an animal is on the list, it means you either need special permits and licensing (zoos, researchers, etc), or you just can’t have one at all. Of course, just because an animal is not on…
Alberta is a province that takes great pride in protecting the wild life and their surrounding habitats. The population of various fish species are tracked and monitored carefully. The Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations lists all the fish you can or can’t legally catch with your fishing license. What about Lake Sturgeon? Can You Keep…
Alberta can get very cold in the peak winter months of January and February. Especially the further North you go. This question can be answered in a couple of ways, such as coldest ever on record, and average temperatures. How cold does it usually get in Alberta Winter? A typical January or February winter day…
Alberta has a controlled animals list. Anything on the list can’t be owned privately, or in some cases, only owned with special permits and permissions. When it comes to falcons, and other predatory birds, there’s an additional layer of regulations to consider. There is a country wide regulation known as the Canada Migratory Birds Act….
Alberta, a province in western Canada, predominantly features cool-season grasses suitable for its varying climate conditions. The most common types include Kentucky Bluegrass, Fine Fescue, and Perennial Ryegrass. More About Cool Season Grasses Here What Type of Grass Grows in Alberta? Common Types of Grass in Alberta Kentucky Bluegrass This grass type is widely planted…
Alcohol serving regulations are defined by Alberta’s liquor policy, specifically detailed in Section 5.1 of the LICENSEE HANDBOOK. You should always stay up to date with changes to the rules. It is hard enough to operate a business a it is, let alone the added expenses of fines and legal fees. What Time Can You…
Transporting propane cylinders in Canada (not just Alberta) is subject to specific guidelines and regulations. These are regulations set at the Federal level through the Canadian Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act. How Many Propane Tanks Can I Transport in Alberta, Canada? Everywhere in Canada, you can transport up to 5 propane cylinders in your vehicle….
If you meet the eligibility and criteria to get an Alberta Fishing License, then the process is actually quite simple. Let’s take a closer look at all the necessary information for obtaining a fishing license in the province, including eligibility, fees, and special conditions. How to get a fishing license in Alberta What Are the…
