Category: Alberta

Falcons and accipiters, like all raptors, are important members of the natural community. Not only do they kill rodents that often feed on agricultural crops, they also help keep many other species of prey in balance with their environment. In Alberta, raptors are protected by the provincial Wildlife Act. Are hawks protected in Alberta? In […]

Common falcon species in Southern Alberta include the American Kestrel, Merlin Falcon, Peregrine Falcon and Prairie Falcon. Are there falcons in Alberta? A North American ban on DDT was enacted in 1972, and programs for the captive-breeding and re-introduction of peregrine falcons were introduced. These efforts led to a rebound of peregrine populations, with 65 […]

Falconry Permits make application for a Falconry Permit (Recreational or Commercial) at a Fish and Wildlife office of Alberta Environment and Parks each year in March. How do I become a falconer in Alberta? The novice must pass a written exam before advancing to the Apprentice level of classification. The Apprentice Falconer has had at […]

I was in an accident, how long will my auto insurance rates be affected? Accidents will impact your car insurance rates in Alberta for up to 6 years. If you were not at fault (i.e. the other driver’s insurance covered the cost of repairing or replacing your vehicle) it would not affect your rates. How […]

Podiatrist. Your Podiatrist will work with you to prescribe orthotics which will best accommodate your existing shoe gear. How do I get orthotics in Alberta? Patient must have a prescription from a physician for orthotic treatment. The Orthotist must fill out the appropriate paperwork for pre-approval (in writing) from the WCB Case Manager for orthotic […]

Alberta Blue Cross will continue to reimburse eligible custom foot orthotics and custom orthopedic shoes according to the provisions of the patient’s existing plan. If patients want to confirm their coverage they should contact customer services at 780-498-8000 (Edmonton) or toll free at 1-800-661-6995. How do I claim my orthotics Alberta Blue Cross? If you’re […]

To file a claim, you must first file a lawsuit against everyone liable. Generally, you have 2 years from the accident to file a lawsuit. It’s recommended you find legal assistance to help you file a lawsuit and begin your claim. Can you claim compensation for a hit and run? As with any type of […]

Is there a limit on the amount I can sue for? In Provincial Court Civil you can sue for an amount up to $50,000 plus interest and costs. Can I sue someone for emotional distress in Alberta? The short answer is yes. Any non-physical damage that results from the accident or injury, including emotional distress […]

within one year. The Civil Claim must be served on all Defendants within one year after the date that the Civil Claim was filed. If a Plaintiff is unable to serve a Defendant within the one year, the Civil Claim may be renewed within that one year by order of the Court for an additional […]

$250. Court of King’s Bench Commencement fee – Statement of Claim or Originating Application $250 Counterclaim (in addition to Statement of Defence fee) $150 Third Party Claim $150 Application (in the course of an action or proceeding) $50 Set a matter for trial $600 How much does it cost to file a civil claim in […]