Alberta makes progress on payday loan protection
A report on the status of the province’s payday loan industry highlights how lower rates and better lending alternatives have protected Albertans.
View ArticleRegistry services coming to Red Earth Creek
The community of Red Earth Creek is receiving in-person registry services this week as part of a pilot project to improve rural Albertans’ access to registry services.
View ArticleNew auto industry rules better protect consumers
New rules for vehicle sales and repairs introduce industry-wide standards to protect Albertans and improve business accountability.
View ArticleSole-source service contracts disclosed for Q2
The Government of Alberta’s online database has been updated with service contracts awarded outside a formal competition process during the second fiscal quarter.
View ArticleFlames and Oilers licence plates unveiled
Albertans have a new way to support their community and show pride for their favourite hockey teams.
View ArticleOne-stop shop for Alberta utility consumers
Albertans who have concerns about their water utility provider can access free mediation services through the Utilities Consumer Advocate beginning Dec. 1.
View ArticleMaking condos a better place to live
New rules will increase transparency and improve condominium governance in Alberta.
View ArticleAlberta’s top baby names for 2018
Olivia and Liam were Alberta’s most common baby monikers in 2018, while Harper, Elizabeth and James cracked the top 10 list for the first time in decades.
View ArticleQ3 sole-source service contracts disclosed
The Government of Alberta’s online database now includes service contracts awarded outside a formal competition process during the third fiscal quarter.
View ArticleBetter protecting consumers with bill of rights
A new document will boost consumer confidence by educating Albertans about their rights when making a purchase.
View ArticleAlberta celebrates history with collector cars
The Government of Alberta has declared July 12, 2019 as Collector Car Appreciation Day across the province.
View ArticleHalting red tape: Statement from Minister Glubish
Minister of Service Alberta Nate Glubish issued the following statement on cutting red tape in the real estate sector:
View ArticleService Alberta minister touring to meet Albertans
Service Alberta Minister Nate Glubish is embarking on a provincewide tour to meet Albertans and discuss the path forward to reducing obstacles that affect their lives.
View ArticleEnding real estate regulator dysfunction
The Real Estate Amendment Act 2019 will bring an end to ongoing dysfunction by reforming governance of Alberta’s real estate regulator.
View ArticleAdministrator appointed to real estate regulator
Minister of Service Alberta Nate Glubish has appointed Duane Monea to assume governance responsibilities at the Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA).
View ArticleGovernment seeks input on daylight saving time
Albertans are invited to share their thoughts on whether the province should continue to observe daylight saving time.
View ArticleCutting red tape for Alberta condos
The Government of Alberta is making important adjustments to condominium regulations to ease the burden on condo owners, boards and corporations.
View ArticleMore online tools for Alberta consumers | De nouveaux outils en ligne au...
Service Alberta’s Budget 2019 invests in innovation and modernization to enhance consumer protection and promote confidence in the marketplace.
View ArticleIncreased security for Alberta renters
The Government of Alberta is providing security for Alberta residential renters during the COVID-19 pandemic.
View ArticleSelect registry services available remotely
The Government of Alberta is temporarily allowing registry agents to provide select services by phone, secure email, fax or mail.
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