How Old Do I Have To Be In Alberta? Booklet
Answers to some common "how old do I have to be" questions that young people have. This resource is great for teachers and youth workers. Pairs perfectly with the How Old Do I Have To Be poster.
Last Update: 2020
How the Police Can Help
This tipsheet will explain how the Police may be of help if you are experiencing domestic violence.
Last Update: 2016
I Do Not Agree With a Decision Made By Childrens Services
I Have Been Contacted by Children’s Services
You should know your rights before you speak with anyone from children's services
Last Update: 2017
If You Have A Problem While Renting
If you have a problem while renting, this tip sheet can help you figure out what to do.
Last Update: 2019
If You’re Thinking of Leaving
If you are thinking of leaving an abusive relationship, this information sheet lists some important things to consider in making a plan to leave.
Last Update: 2016
If Your Employment Ends
Do you have questions about your rights as a tenant when you have lost your job? This tip sheet answers some common questions.
Last Update: 2019
Illustrated Roommate Agreement
It is important to pick a roommate you like and can trust to pay the rent. These are things you should talk about before you move in together.
This is meant only to be a guide to assist you in developing your own rental agreement, and may include terms that do not apply to your situation.
Last Update: 2012
Is It Reliable: Six Clues to Good Legal Information Online
This tip sheet gives an outline of how to tell if the information you are getting is good.
Last Update: 2019
It’s My Right
This booklet is for people who would like to learn more about their constitutionally-protected French language minority rights outside of Quebec.
Last Update: 2013