
This law keeps electricity and car insurance rates at their Jan 1, 2026 levels through the 2026–2027 review. The minister must publish a five-year rate outlook each year.
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First Reading
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Pays back 50% of eligible fertility costs, up to $10,000 per person. Each partner may claim once; refund is paid even if you owe no tax.
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Royal Assent
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Removes many old, unused laws so the lawbook is simpler. Most people will see no change in services or taxes.
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Royal Assent
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Small wording and reference fixes across several laws. Day-to-day services stay the same; forms and court titles are updated and wording is modernized.
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Royal Assent
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Libraries can send notices online and by email. Lloydminster will be treated as one city and get a three‑party funding agreement.
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Royal Assent
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People can get protection orders for patterns of control or online harassment by family or partners. Orders can ban contact, tracking, or online abuse.
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Royal Assent
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Allows government to spend up to $420.9 million to keep corrections, policing and research services running through 2026. It does not create new taxes or programs.
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Second Reading
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If the government uses the notwithstanding clause, the Court of Appeal must quickly review the law within 90 days. The law still applies unless a court pauses it.
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First Reading
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The health ministry must post online within one hour when an ER has no doctor in the building. You can check the notice before deciding to go.
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First Reading
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One ministry must make and report on a clear wildfire plan. The government must share risk data and consult Indigenous and local communities each year.
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First Reading
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Annual rent increases are capped by a published inflation guideline. Higher hikes need tenant consent plus major upgrades or new services.
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First Reading
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The bill makes the government hold a formal consultation with French-speaking residents. It collects experiences on schools and services and must publish a report with recommendations.
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First Reading
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Approvals and licences from other provinces would be accepted here, so more products and services could enter and businesses save time and fees. Core safety and buying rules still apply.
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First Reading
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