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What Happens If a Child is Apprehended

Child Welfare: What Happens If a Child is Apprehended
Last Update: 2017

When Elder Abuse Involves the Police

This tip sheet describes the process involved when elder abuse has been reported to the police.
Last Update: 2015

Working with a Family Law Lawyer

If you are leaving an abusive relationship, a family law lawyer can play a key role in helping you understand your legal options, rights and responsibilities.
Last Update: 2021

Writing an Affidavit

An affidavit is a sworn, written document that contains facts and information relevant to the application you are making. This guide will explain what you need to k...
Last Update: 2021

Your Rights at Work – Discrimination at Work

If you feel that you have been discriminated against you can make a complaint to the Alberta Human Rights Commision (AHRC).
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights at Work – Employment Standards Code

There are rules in place that protect employees and outline the minimum standards to which employees are entitled.
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Age Discrimination

Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Age Discrimination – Arabic

ARABIC TRANSLATION
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Age Discrimination – Somali

Somali Translation
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Basic Rights and Responsibilities

The Alberta Human Rights Act protects you from discrimination and makes sure that you have an equal opportunities.
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Duty to Accomodate Seniors in Housing

Senior tenants may have special needs which require accommodation in housing.
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Elder Abuse and Neglect

This booklet provides you with some of the signs to watch for and ways to address or report elder abuse or neglect.
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Harassment and Discrimination

The Alberta Human Rights Act helps to protect renters from discrimination and harrassment.
Last Update: 2016

Your Rights When Renting – Housing for Seniors: Affordable Housing

The Alberta Housing Act creates the opportunity for seniors to live in housing they can afford.
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Housing for Seniors: Affordable Housing

The Alberta Housing Act creates the opportunity for seniors to live in housing they can afford.
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Housing for Seniors: Affordable Housing – ARABIC TRANSLATION

ARABIC TRANSLATION
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Housing for Seniors: Affordable Housing – ARABIC TRANSLATION

ARABIC TRANSLATION
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Housing for Seniors: Affordable Housing – SOMALI TRANSLATION

SOMALI TRANSLATION
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Housing for Seniors: Affordable Housing – SOMALI TRANSLATION

SOMALI TRANSLATION
Last Update: 2019

Your Rights When Renting – Housing for Seniors: Living in a Rental Property

Seniors who rent have the same rights and repsonsibilities as other renters.
Last Update: 2019

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