April 2026

What’s Inside
- Upcoming Webinars
- Coming in June: Legal Foundations for Justice Navigators
- Share Your Experience as a Justice Navigator
- CPLEA’s Transforming Tenancy Law Resources Project
- New and updated condominium law resources
CPLEA Webinar Series

Wednesday, April 22, 2026 |
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Credit cards, payday loans, and installment plans all come with legal strings. Learn how to avoid common financial traps and protect your money.
Coming in June: Legal Foundations for Justice Navigators

REMINDER!! The Court of King’s Bench family law process cCPLEA’s justice navigator training program will be free and consist of a series of 12 on-demand modules that participants can complete as their schedule allows. Each module will take between 45 and 90 minutes to complete.
The program provides justice navigators with basic legal knowledge to help them identify their clients’ legal issues, share reliable legal information, and refer them for more support.
Join us online on Wednesday, May 20th, from 12 pm to 1 pm, for a special sneak peek at the program.
Share Your Experience as a Justice Navigator
Are you a justice navigator supporting Albertans with legal issues? We’d love your input.
Take a few minutes to complete our short survey and help us improve the free legal information and resources you rely on.
CPLEA’s Transforming Tenancy Law Resources Project

Over the past year, we’ve engaged with tenants, service providers, and justice system partners to better understand how people find and use legal information, identify gaps and opportunities for innovative solutions, and understand how people find and use legal information.
Thank you to those who participated and shared their insights with us. We’ve now pulled together key takeaways from what we heard.
New and updated condominium law resources
Did you know? Changes to Alberta’s Condominium Property Act came into force (took effect) on February 15, 2026, along with the Condominium Dispute Resolution Tribunal Regulation and Condominium Property Amendment Regulation.
Learn about Alberta’s Condominium Dispute Resolution Tribunal (CDRT), rules about chargebacks and meetings, and much more on our freshly updated Condo Law for Albertans website!
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