Alberta bills

This Alberta bill makes minor housekeeping amendments to nine different provincial statutes, correcting cross-references, clarifying language, and removing transitional provisions that are no longer needed.

This Alberta bill makes a series of amendments across multiple statutes related to public safety and emergency services, primarily extending collective bargaining rights and employment standards to independent agency police services, expanding the government's ability to prepare and share domestic violence threat assessments, and updating corrections-related agreements.

This bill modernizes Alberta's oversight of private vocational training schools by replacing the existing licensing-only system with a two-step registration and licensing framework, establishing a Student Protection Fund, and updating enforcement and compliance tools for the Director of Private Vocational Training.

This Alberta law ends the October 2025 teachers' strike and lockout by legislating a new collective agreement between school boards and the Alberta Teachers' Association, based on a September 23, 2025 memorandum of agreement, covering the period September 1, 2024 to August 31, 2028.

This Alberta bill establishes that international agreements negotiated by the federal government are not binding on Alberta or part of Alberta's domestic law unless the provincial legislature specifically passes implementing legislation. It replaces the previous International Trade and Investment Agreements Implementation Act.