The Alberta Human Rights Act is a foundational piece of legislation in Alberta, Canada, designed to protect individuals from discrimination in specific areas based on protected grounds. Here’s a structured overview based on the provided content and the essence of the Act: Overview of the Alberta Human Rights Act The Act is pivotal in safeguarding…

The Alberta Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act, regulation, and code form the cornerstone of workplace safety in Alberta, Canada. Established to ensure the health and safety of workers, this comprehensive legislative framework sets out the duties and responsibilities of employers, workers, and other parties to prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities. Overview and Purpose…

The Alberta Prosperity Project (APP) is a grassroots initiative designed to empower Albertans by advocating for economic independence, political autonomy, and enhanced provincial rights within the Canadian federation. It represents a collective effort to address Alberta’s unique challenges and opportunities, focusing on the prosperity and freedom of its residents. Overview of the Alberta Prosperity Project…

The Alberta Seniors Benefit program is a provincial initiative designed to provide supplementary financial assistance to Alberta’s seniors who have low income. This program is aimed at helping seniors cover their living expenses, ensuring they can maintain a quality of life that is both dignified and secure. Overview of the Alberta Seniors Benefit Program The…

The Battle of Alberta encapsulates the historic and ongoing rivalry between Alberta’s two largest cities, Calgary and Edmonton. This rivalry, deeply ingrained in the province’s identity, spans various domains, including sports, economics, culture, and politics. While it’s most famously played out on the ice between the NHL’s Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers, its roots and…

We took a look at divorce rates over the years using official Canadian statistics. Sources below. Specifically, we sorted the data to see Alberta only for as far back as the data will go. The data set goes back to 1991 and currently only goes to 2020. We will continue to update this post as…