Category: Alberta

Unless your trailer is a self-propelled recreational vehicle, there is no mandatory trailer insurance requirements for Alberta trailers. Coverage options include, but are not limited to: Travel Trailer Liability – If your vehicle is self-propelled, you’ll need to carry this coverage. Do I need to insurance my trailer? Do I need car insurance for my […]

Who does the Employment Standards Code Apply to? The Code applies to approximately 85% of all employment relationships in Alberta. It does not apply to individuals who work in federally regulated industries, such as banking or radio and television. Who does Employment Standards Act apply to in Alberta? Employment standards set out the rights and […]

Night travel is permitted on multiple lane roads for over-length loads (1 rear pilot car/escort vehicle required. For loads in excess of 42 meters (137′ 10″) long on a single lane road pilot cars are required in front and rear. Weekend travel is permitted for loads that are over length only. Can you pass a […]

You will receive 2 demerit points for: Speeding over 1 km/hr over the speed limit (up to 15 km/hr) Failing to obey traffic control. Driving outside the right lane of the road and occupying 2 lanes. Impeding traffic. Passing on a solid line. Failing to change lanes safely, or failing to signal change. Improper turns. […]

Red light cameras only photograph vehicles that enter a monitored intersection after the traffic light turns red. Our lane-specific technology detects moving vehicles and triggers the camera just before and after the vehicle enters the intersection to clearly show the violation occurred. What is considered running a red light Alberta? In red light infractions, only […]

Eligibility for loans depends on financial need, resources and other factors. How much money can I get? There are limits to how much money you can get. The majority of students can receive up to $8,500 per semester in combined Alberta and Canada student loans. What is the maximum student loan amount in Alberta? A […]

CPP disability is one of the long-term disability benefits available to people in Alberta. The federal government runs this program. To qualify for CPP disability, you must have a severe and prolonged disability. How does long-term disability work in Alberta? benefits for up to three months from the date of being assessed by the adjudicator […]

You can retrieve your forgotten username by clicking the “Forgot your username or password?” link below the “Next” button on the Sign in page. Enter the email used to create your account to receive your username. Is there an app for my Alberta digital ID? The eID-Me digital identity mobile app can be downloaded on […]

Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR): you may be eligible to challenge the courses in the Health Care Aide (HCA) program if you have work experience as a health care aide or caregiver and wish to meet provincial health care aide certification requirements. The tuition for this pathway is $4112.00. How long does it take […]

They do not includes photos, addresses or contact information and do not expire, potentially allowing them to be used by multiple individuals including those who live outside of Alberta. The move to plastic cards was recommended as far back as the early 1990s by a provincial commission. Is there a digital Alberta Health Card? Yes. […]