Category: Alberta

You will be responsible for paying the GST or goods and services tax. This amount should be included in your contract cost. You may be entitled to a partial rebate if you intend to use the new home as your primary residence and the value is below $450,000. Do you pay GST when you sell […]

Alberta does not charge a land transfer tax. However, you will be charged a property registration fee. The property registration fee has two components: Property Value Component: $50, plus $1 for every $5,000 of purchase price (rounded up). How much is property tax Alberta? Canadian Property Taxes – By Province Provinces Residential Tax Rate Taxes […]

If you make $35,000 a year living in the region of Alberta, Canada, you will be taxed $10,318. That means that your net pay will be $24,682 per year, or $2,057 per month. How much tax do I owe on $35000? If you make $35,000 a year living in the region of California, USA, you […]

There are 258,640 Indigenous people in Alberta, making up 6.5% of the population. The majority of Indigenous people in the province are: First Nations (52.8%) Métis (44.2%) First Nations Blackfoot. Cree. Chipewyan. Dene. Sarcee. Stoney (Nakoda Sioux) How many indigenous nations are in Alberta? There are 45 First Nations in Alberta. As of October 2008, […]

Alberta’s 7 Signature Foods We all need to eat. For me and most of my friends, food and eating also play an exciting role in the planning and enjoyment of travel. Bison. This is Alberta’s indigenous food. Beef. Honey. Canola. Red Fife Wheat. Saskatoon Berries. Root Vegetables. What food was invented in Alberta? Despite people […]

The Inventions Boychuk Stooker. Deerhandler. Frostfree Nosepump. Grain Dryer. Hay Bale Booster. Hoe-Rake. Lacombe Swine. Noble Blade. What is Alberta mostly known for? oil industryAlberta is a Canadian province known for its large oil industry. It has the third-largest reserves of crude oil in Canada, with most of it coming from the Athabasca Oil Sands. […]

Alberta has large coal, oil and gas deposits in the Western Sedimentary Basin, which covers most of the province. Its oil resources have been heavily exploited. What are the top 3 natural resources? Water, Air, and Soil Water is one of the most important natural resources flowing from forests. Soil provides nutrients, water, oxygen and […]

The first snowfall can show up anytime from September onward (and even occasionally in August, once every century-or-so). In the last 20 years the breakdown is roughly 14% of the time for September, 55% for October, 27% for November, and 5% for December. What months does it snow in Alberta? Winter will be colder than […]

The Rocky Mountains Natural Region is also a key source of fresh water for Alberta as well as downstream central and western provinces. Alberta’s Rocky Mountains form the uppermost reaches of large catchment basins and contain the origins of the Athabasca, North Saskatchewan, and South Saskatchewan Rivers. What is unique about the Rocky Mountains Alberta? […]

Alberta’s high standard of living, diverse and welcoming communities, and beautiful landscapes make it a great place to visit and call home. What are the advantages of living in Alberta? Alberta is made up of a diverse set of cultures and communities that are home to many world-class services. Our quality of life is excellent […]