Category: Alberta

Job applicants need: A high school diploma. Up to 2 years’ related experience. A working knowledge of the provincial court system. How do you become a bylaw officer in Canada? MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS Most employers prefer to hire bylaw enforcement officers who have a related post-secondary diploma or have completed the JIBC Bylaw courses. Before enrolling […]

No, you can not legally own a fox in Alberta. This is typically reserved for special cases such as zoos and wildlife preservation organizations. You can view the long list of controlled animals in Alberta here. Can I have a fox as a pet in Alberta? Gray and Swift foxes are protected species, and thus, […]

Sugar gliders are legal to own as pets in Alberta. They are not listed on the controlled animals list. Some towns and cities may have their own bylaws. Are sugar gliders allowed in Alberta? Calgary animal lovers can legally own African pygmy hedgehogs, sugar gliders, African soft-furred rats and wolfdogs. Here are some details about […]

Alcohol delivery in Alberta Yes, alcohol delivery is perfectly legal in the cities and states we serve. We’ve been helping local stores deliver beer, wine and liquor since 2012, so you can trust us that it’s all above board! What do you need to deliver alcohol in Alberta? The primary ID must show the customer’s […]

In Alberta, car insurance is sold through private insurance companies and not provided through the government as in some of our neighboring provinces. Does Alberta have public auto insurance? public car insurance – what does it mean? Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, P.E.I., New Brunswick, Ontario, Alberta and Quebec all have private insurance. Is car […]

Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP) In accordance with the Canada Health Act, Alberta has a publicly administered and funded health care system that guarantees Albertans receive universal access to medically necessary hospital and health care services. Is Alberta Blue Cross private or public? Alberta has a publicly administered and funded health care system that […]

Provinces with private auto insurance systems Alberta. New Brunswick. Newfoundland and Labrador. Does Alberta have public car insurance? Alberta requires that you, as a vehicle owner, carry a basic level of auto insurance that covers accident benefits and third-party liability in the event of a crash. While Alberta’s auto insurance regime is private, the provincial […]

Brendan Cox, public affairs officer for Alberta Justice, said no permits are required because opossums aren’t considered dangerous, or a threat to Alberta’s environment. Can you own a opossum in Canada? Under provincial and federal law, it is illegal to keep a wild animal, as designated under the BC Wildlife Act, as a pet. Very […]

Burying a pet that has recently passed away in our backyard can make us feel like our pet is still close to us. PROVINCE PROVINCE REGULATION Alberta REFERENCE REGULATION Dead animal must be buried in a farm burial pit. Covering of at least 1 metre of compacted soil. Alberta Disposal Of Dead Animals Regulation Where […]

It’s important to note that alpacas are considered as livestock in Alberta, therefore you need proper permitting to own them. You have to admit, they’re pretty cute. Can I have an alpaca as a pet? Alpaca as Pets/Fiber Quality Animals: Most alpacas make very good pets if they are treated well and the owners are […]