Alberta Regulation 270/2025 amends the Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction Regulation to expand compliance flexibility under the Emissions Management and Climate Resilience Act, most notably through the introduction of a new investment credit framework. The
Alberta Regulation 282/2025 amends the Agriculture Financial Services Regulation to establish a new compensation framework for livestock losses caused by wildlife predation. Made under the Agriculture Financial Services Act, the regulation introduces a new Part
Alberta Regulation 275/2025 amends the Oil Sands Royalty Regulation, 2009 under the Mines and Minerals Act and introduces a series of changes to Alberta’s oil sands royalty framework. The amendment primarily aligns the royalty regime
Alberta Regulation 242/2025, enacted under the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act, establishes a framework for the review and appeal of decisions made by boards, commissions, or the Council in relation to agricultural marketing matters. The
Alberta Regulation 224/2025, titled Insurance Agents and Adjusters Amendment Regulation, introduces updates to the Insurance Agents and Adjusters Regulation (AR 122/2001) under the Insurance Act. The amendments refine professional qualification standards, clarify definitions related to
Alberta Regulation 214/2025, titled Provincial Health Agencies Act (Consequential Amendments) Regulation, 2025 (No. 3), was filed pursuant to section 24.01 of the Provincial Health Agencies Act. This regulation introduces a comprehensive series of consequential amendments
Alberta Regulation 210/2025, made under the Hospitals Act introduces extensive revisions to the Hospitalization Benefits Regulation (AR 244/90). The amendments modernize terminology, align provisions with the Provincial Health Agencies Act and the Health Statutes Amendment
Horse Racing Alberta, under the Horse Racing Alberta Act, has introduced a comprehensive set of “B” Race Track Licensing Rules as part of its ongoing strategy to strengthen the province’s horse racing industry. These rules
Alberta Regulation 168/2025 amends the province’s Transmission Regulation under the Electric Utilities Act, reshaping how interties—transmission connections between Alberta and neighboring jurisdictions—are defined, developed, funded, and regulated. The regulation introduces precise definitions for several interties,
Alberta Regulation 123/2025 updates and continues the Alberta Beef Producers Plan under the authority of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act. This regulation outlines the governance, administration, and purpose of the Alberta Beef Producers (ABP)
