The Alberta Law Libraries provides links to the municipal bylaws pages for the following locations:
An alphabetical list of terms and definitions for condominium law in Alberta
An alphabetical list of terms or words found in or relating to landlord and tenant law in Alberta.
Publication produced by Student Legal Services of Edmonton.
This publication provides step-by-step general information about what is involved in going to Provincial Court in Alberta (now the Alberta Court of Justice).
A guide to the rights of Albertans who are experiencing homelessness. Topics covered include: Charter Rights, The Police, Security Guards, Panhandling, Loitering, Camping on Private Property, Camping on Public Property, Voting, Using a Washroom and more. Thie guide also provides links to WHO CAN I CALL FOR MORE HELP OR INFORMATION?
A guide prepared by Student Legal Services at the University of Alberta. It is a resource that provides information on social welfare programs available to Albertans.
Fees and appeals for vehicles seized due to impaired driving in Alberta. Alberta’s alcohol- and drug-impaired driving offences and sanctions include immediate roadside vehicle seizures. You must contact the SafeRoads Alberta to review a vehicle seizure. SafeRoads Alberta is the administrative adjudication branch of Alberta transportation.
See information on the Alberta Vehicle Seizure Programs – Vehicle Seizure Programs | Alberta.ca
Find where you can get the help you need by answering a few simple questions about your financial situation.
An all-inclusive website and resource for anyone in the transgender spectrum in the province of Alberta.
This primer is a tool for landowners who find themselves with inactive, suspended, abandoned or orphaned wells on their property. While it focuses on wells, much of the content applies to other oil and gas infrastructure on your property, including pipelines and control sheds. This primer was prepared by the Pembina Institute.
This information sheet discusses matrimonial property rights on First Nation reserves and answers the questions – What are the new laws and how might these laws affect me? If the First Nation does not have their own Matrimonial Property Laws (MRP), Provisional Federal Rules apply. You can check with your band office to see if they created these laws. If your First Nation does have MRP laws, you should consult your band office
Lawyer Locate is a directory of lawyers grouped by major practice areas. It also offers a lawyer referral service which will send your case details to the lawyers in your geographic area and the area of law that you require.
