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The Alberta Gazette
Part I
Vol. 122	Edmonton, Friday, May 15, 2026	No. 09
PROCLAMATION
[GREAT SEAL] 
CANADA 
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA	Salma Lakhani, Lieutenant Governor.
CHARLES THE THIRD, by the Grace of God King of Canada and His other 
Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth
P R O C L A M A T I O N
To all to Whom these Presents shall come
G R E E T I N G
Malcolm Lavoie, K.C., Deputy Attorney General
WHEREAS section 1(15) of the Justice Statutes Amendment Act, 2026 provides that 
section 1 of that Act comes into force on Proclamation; and
WHEREAS it is expedient to proclaim section 1 of the Justice Statutes Amendment 
Act, 2026 in force:
NOW KNOW YE THAT by and with the advice and consent of Our Executive 
Council of Our Province of Alberta, by virtue of the provisions of the said Act 
hereinbefore referred to and of all other power and authority whatsoever in Us vested 
in that behalf, We have ordered and declared and do hereby proclaim section 1 of the 
Justice Statutes Amendment Act, 2026 in force on May 1, 2026.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent 
and the Great Seal of Our Province of Alberta to be hereunto affixed.
WITNESS: THE HONOURABLE SALMA LAKHANI, Lieutenant Governor of 
Our Province of Alberta, this 23rd day of April in the Year of Our Lord Two 
Thousand Twenty-six and in the Fourth Year of Our Reign.
BY COMMAND	Mickey Amery, K.C., Provincial Secretary.
 
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
Affordability and Utilities
Hosting Expenses Exceeding $600.00 
For the period January 1, 2026 to March 31, 2026
Function: Nuclear Engagement Mission
Purpose: In-person engagement/consultation with Indigenous communities/leaders, 
municipal and regional stakeholders, and members of the Public regarding Alberta 
Nuclear Energy Development, and the provincial role/strategy.
Date: January 19-22, 2026
Amount: $6,000.38
Location: Peace River, Alberta
Function: Nuclear Engagement Session
Purpose: In-person consultation with Indigenous communities/leaders regarding 
Alberta Nuclear Energy Development, and the provincial role/strategy.
Date: January 26-27, 2026
Amount: $3,784.48
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta
Function: Nuclear Engagement Session
Purpose: In-person consultation with members of the Public regarding Alberta 
Nuclear Energy Development, and the provincial role/strategy.
Date: January 27, 2026
Amount: $2,623.32
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta
Function: Nuclear Engagement Session
Purpose: In-person consultation with members of the Public regarding Alberta 
Nuclear Energy Development, and the provincial role/strategy.
Date: January 29, 2026
Amount: $796.60
Location: Bonnyville, Alberta
Function: Nuclear Engagement Session
Purpose: In-person engagement/consultation with Indigenous communities/leaders 
and municipal and regional stakeholders regarding Alberta Nuclear Energy 
Development, and the provincial role/strategy.
Date: January 29-30, 2026
Amount: $1,270.20
Location: Bonnyville, Alberta
Function: Nuclear Engagement Session
Purpose: In-person consultation with members of the Public regarding Alberta 
Nuclear Energy Development, and the provincial role/strategy.
Date: February 12, 2026
Amount: $2,244.20
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Function: Nuclear Engagement Session
Purpose: In-person consultation with Indigenous communities/leaders regarding 
Alberta Nuclear Energy Development, and the provincial role/strategy.
Date: February 13, 2026
Amount: $995.60
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Function: Nuclear Engagement Session
Purpose: In-person engagement with members of the Public regarding Alberta 
Nuclear Energy Development, and the provincial role/strategy.
Date: February 17, 2026
Amount: $2,682.00
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Function: Nuclear Engagement Session
Purpose: In-person engagement with Indigenous communities/leaders regarding 
Alberta Nuclear Energy Development, and the provincial role/strategy.
Date: February 17-18, 2026
Amount: $2,031.15
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Agriculture and Irrigation
Form 15
(Irrigation Districts Act) 
(Section 88)
Notice to Irrigation Secretariat: 
Change of Area of an Irrigation District
On behalf of the Western Irrigation District, I hereby request that the Irrigation 
Secretariat forward a certified copy of this notice to the Registrar of Land Titles for 
the purposes of registration under section 22 of the Land Titles Act and arrange for 
notice to be published in the Alberta Gazette.
The following parcels of land should be added to the irrigation district and the 
appropriate notation added to the certificate of title:
LINC Number
Short Legal Description as shown on title
Title Number
0016 694 077
4;24;24;26;SE
181 018 198
0016 695 588
4;24;24;26;SW
181 018 200
0020 695 921
4;25;25;23;NE
031 361 107+1
0021 486 113
4;25;25;27;NW
031 361 107+4
0021 486 121
4;25;25;27;NE
031 361 107+4
0021 486 212
4;25;25;34;SE
031 361 107+5
0021 851 365
4;25;25;28;NW
031 361 107
0021 851 381
4;25;25;28;SW
031 361 107
0021 851 399
4;25;25;28;SE
031 361 107
0021 866 413
4;25;27;5;SE
171 139 153
0036 258 028
4;25;25;22;NW
141 211 467+1
I certify the procedures required under part 4 of the Irrigation Districts Act have been 
completed and the area of the Western Irrigation District should be changed 
according to the above list.
Rebecca Fast, Office Administrator, 
Irrigation Secretariat.
Energy and Minerals
Production Allocation Unit Agreement
(Mines and Minerals Act)
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that 
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed 
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement - 
Cessford Ellerslie Agreement" and that the Unit became effective on February 1, 
2025.
 
 
 

 
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that 
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed 
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement - 
Herronton Glauconitic Agreement No. 11" and that the Unit became effective on 
August 1, 2024.
 
 
 

 
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section 102 of the Mines and Minerals Act, that 
the Minister of Energy and Minerals on behalf of the Crown has executed 
counterparts of the agreement entitled "Production Allocation Unit Agreement - 
Provost Rex Agreement No. 8" and that the Unit became effective on December 1, 
2021.
 
 
 
 
 
Infrastructure
Contract Increases Approved Pursuant to Treasury Board Directive 02/2005
Contract: Calgary Bridgeland Riverside Continuing Care Centre and Construction of 
New Facility
Contractor: Clark Builders
Reason for Increase: Additional fund paid to the contractor to manage the design 
deficiencies and associated schedule extension costs arising from the design errors 
revealed during the course of construction. 
Contract increases were reported to Alberta Gazette in 2023/24 Q4, 2024/25 Q1, Q2, 
Q3, and Q4, 2025/26 Q1, Q2 and Q3; current increase for 2025/26 Q4 is $530,901.97. 
Contract percentage increase is cumulative.
Contract Amount: $85,864,280.00
% Increase: 91%
Amount of Increase: $78,333,620.07
Contract: Calgary - FMC - Power Plant Expansion - Construction Management 
Services
Contractor: EllisDon Construction Services Inc.
Reason for Increase: Contract increase is for an inspection required to address code 
requirements for the fuel oil tank, provision of access to fire alarm devices, and 
temporary pumps needed to fill the new brine tank. Due to weather conditions, there 
were also additional costs for heating and hoarding to ensure the lube oil line 
maintained the desired temperature for flushing. 
Contract increases were reported to Alberta Gazette in 2020/21 Q1; 2022/23 Q2, Q3 
and Q4; 2023/24 Q1, Q2, Q3 and Q4; 2024/25 Q1, Q2, Q3 and Q4; 2025/26 Q1, Q2, 
Q3; and current increase for 2025/26 Q4 is $155,458.65. Contract percent increase is 
cumulative.
Contract Amount: $18,500,000.00
% Increase: 145%
Amount of Increase: $26,824,767.38
Contract: Evansburg - Grand Trunk K-12 School Modernization - Contract 040361
Contractor: Delnor Construction Ltd.
Reason for Increase: Contract ID 040361 is being reported in 2025/26 Q4
1. Additional floor prep and slab removal due to large variances in slab elevations and 
thickness. Slab was removed, re-poured in phase 3 and excessive floor prep was 
required to meet requirements for flooring installation (additional costs).
2. Design Error - Upgrade AHU1 fans to higher horsepower units to meet required 
airflow for Phases 2 and 3 (additional costs to be recovered through insurance).
3. Stucco band on exterior perimeter of school needed to be removed to allow for a 
continuous surface for Air Vapor Barrier installation. Removal included chiseling 
stucco off and grinding existing block to allow for a smooth surface for adherence 
(additional costs).
Contract Amount: $24,877,000.00
% Increase: 12%
Amount of Increase: $2,901,048.14
Contract: Leduc - Ecole Corinthia Park K-6 School Modernization
Contractor: Emcee Construction & Management Ltd.
Reason for Increase: Contract ID 041826 exceeding 10% of the net original 
construction contract amount.
1. Additional abatement scopes were discovered throughout demolition in phases 1 
and 2 (additional costs and schedule delay).
2. Architectural finishes; miscellaneous architectural scopes including millwork, FRP, 
flooring, glazing and doors were added to upgrade Administration areas (additional 
costs).
3. Structural lintels were required to support the mudroom due to inadequate existing 
conditions (additional costs).
4. Architectural and mechanical upgrades to four washrooms, including new floor and 
wall finishes and plumbing fixtures. The original scope was limited to replacing toilet 
partitions only. However, due to their age and condition, it was decided to include full 
renovations of the Boys and Girls washrooms (additional costs).
5. Electrical infrastructure upgrades to door access controls and revised hardware for 
specialized doors as required by the Authority Holding Jurisdiction (AHJ) (additional 
costs).
6. Electrical provisions for classrooms, including power for teacher workstations and 
low-voltage audio-visual connections for teaching equipment (additional costs).
Contract Amount: $7,049,000.00
% Increase: 16%
Amount of Increase: $1,145,716.28
Contract: Red Deer - Red Deer Justice Centre - Prime Contractor Services
Contractor: Clark Builders
Reason for Increase: The increase is attributed to a change related to mechanical 
systems for improved operations. 
Contract increases were reported to Alberta Gazette in 2024/25 Q2, Q3 and Q4, 
2025/26 Q1, Q2 and Q3; current increase for 2025/26 Q4 is $3,764.30. Contract 
percent increase is cumulative.
Contract Amount: $139,569,293.00
% Increase: 11%
Amount of Increase: $14,844,297.79
Contract: Red Deer - Red Deer Regional Hospital Redevelopment - Annex Decant 
and Early works
Contractor: Shunda Consulting and Construction Management Ltd.
Reason for Increase: Funding has been increased to expand the Construction 
Manager's scope of work. This expanded scope includes improvements, renovations, 
and reconfiguration of the lower-level corridor and Cancer Centre entrance to 
enhance patient and staff flow; relocation of the Gastrointestinal Clinic from the 
annex to the south complex; and relocation of sprinkler lines in the loading dock, 
which is a critical step to enable decanting and demolition of the annex building. 
Additionally, the demolition and revitalization of the Physician's Hub-required to 
support the Interim Catheterization Lab project-have been incorporated into the 
scope. This work includes electrical upgrades, lighting controls, door hardware, and 
modifications to the existing HVAC ductwork system. 
Contract increases were reported to Alberta Gazette in 2024/25 Q3 and Q4, and 
2025/26 Q1, Q2, and Q3. The current increase for 2025/26 Q4 is $149,370.06. 
Contract change percentages are cumulative.
Contract Amount: $3,000,000.00
% Increase: 195%
Amount of Increase: $5,853,996.45
Municipal Affairs
Ministerial Order No. MSD:025/26
(Municipal Government Act) 
(Local Authorities Election Act)
I, Dan Williams, Minister of Municipal Affairs, pursuant to Section 130.1(1)(b) of the 
Municipal Government Act, and Section 6 of the Local Authorities Election Act 
(LAEA) make the following order:
1.	That a vote be held in the Town of Gibbons to determine electors' opinion on the 
dissolution of the town.
2.	That a vote be held between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. on June 24, 
2026, and 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on June 25, 2026, in the Gibbons 
Community Cultural Centre, 5115 51 St, Gibbons, Alberta, T0A 1N0.
3.	That the wording on the ballot be as follows:
Based on the findings of the Town of Gibbons viability review, which one of the 
two options below do you support for the future of Gibbons? (Select one only)
Option 1.	The Town of Gibbons remains a town.
Option 2.	The Town of Gibbons dissolves and Gibbons becomes a hamlet 
in Sturgeon County.
4.	That special ballots be provided, in accordance with Sections 77.1(1) and 
77.1(1.1) of the LAEA, by application to the Returning Officer in writing, by 
telephone, or by email.
5.	That an elector who is unable to vote at the voting station on the election days, 
and whose name is contained in the permanent elector register may apply to vote 
by special ballot.
6.	That the special ballots must be received by the Returning Officer no later than 
12:00 p.m. (noon) on June 23, 2026.
7.	That the Returning Officer may modify (Form 24), Special Ballot Voting 
Instructions (Local Authorities Election Forms Regulation), to reflect a vote on a 
question, and to reflect the time and date established in clause 6 of this Order.
8.	That the Notice of Vote (Form 8) of the Local Authorities Election Forms 
Regulation be modified to include notice of the special ballot.
9.	That Aline Brousseau be appointed as the Returning Officer.
10.	That Ross Zimmermann is appointed as the first substitute Returning Officer, and 
Denise Lines is appointed as the second substitute Returning Officer, if Aline 
Brousseau becomes incapable of carrying out the duties of the Returning Officer.
Dated at Edmonton, Alberta, this 20th day of April, 2026.
Dan Williams, Minister.
Primary and Preventative Health Services
Declaration
(Special Days Act)
Arthritis Awareness Month
M.O. 605-2026
WHEREAS: Arthritis, a chronic condition and a common cause of disability with no 
known cure, includes more than 100 conditions and affects approximately 650,000 
Albertans;
AND WHEREAS: In partnership with families, communities, health care providers, 
and social care, many Albertans with arthritis can achieve optimal health and 
wellbeing through active management of their health and lifestyle;
AND WHEREAS: Alberta's government commends Arthritis Consumer Experts and 
other organizations like it for their dedicated efforts to provide education, programs, 
and support to patients and families, and for their ongoing advocacy for advanced 
research to improve the lives and health outcomes for those living with arthritis.
THEREFORE: I, Adriana LaGrange, Minister of Primary and Preventative Health 
Services, pursuant to section 3(1)(c) of the Special Days Act, hereby declare 
September as Arthritis Awareness Month in perpetuity in the Province of Alberta.
Dated at Edmonton, Alberta, this 20th day of April, 2026.
Adriana LaGrange, Minister.
Declaration
(Special Days Act)
World Arthritis Day
M.O. 611-2026
WHEREAS: Arthritis is a chronic condition characterized by inflammation, pain, and 
stiffness of one or more joints, often resulting in decreased range of motion;
AND WHEREAS: Arthritis is a leading cause of pain and disability in North 
America;
AND WHEREAS: The prevalence of arthritis is higher in rural areas compared to 
those living in urban centres;
AND WHEREAS: The Government of Alberta acknowledges the invisible pain and 
fatigue endured by those with arthritis and commends the efforts of Arthritis 
Consumer Experts to support individuals and their families impacted by this chronic 
condition.
THEREFORE: I, Adriana LaGrange, Minister of Primary and Preventative Health 
Services, pursuant to section 3(1)(a) of the Special Days Act, hereby declare 
October 12 as World Arthritis Day in perpetuity in the Province of Alberta.
Dated at Edmonton, Alberta, this 20th day of April, 2026.
Adriana LaGrange, Minister.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Horse Racing Alberta
(Horse Racing Alberta Act)
Amendments to "A" Race Track Licensing Rules
The "A" Race Track Licensing Rules are AMENDED as follows:
1.	Subsection 37(8) is amended by repealing paragraphs (a) and (b) and 
substituting the following:
(a)	A race track shall provide a properly staffed and equipped Life Support 
ambulance in accordance with the Alberta Occupational Health and 
Safety Act with an advanced care paramedic(s) during training 
(thoroughbred racing) and racing hours (all racing). If the ambulance is 
being used to transport an individual from the racing surface or 
attending to a patient, the Racetrack may not conduct a race, or allow 
horses on the race track, until the ambulance is replaced or available for 
service. 
(b)	Race tracks shall ensure the Life Support ambulance staff have been 
trained in concussion management. Any Jockey/driver who falls or is 
thrown from a horse during a race must be examined by the Life 
Support staff. Life Support staff shall report their findings to the board 
of stewards/judges, who will determine if the driver/jockey may 
continue riding.
2.	Subsection 60(9) is amended by repealing paragraphs (a) and (b) and 
substituting the following:
(a)	A race track shall provide a properly staffed and equipped Life Support 
ambulance with an advanced care paramedic(s) ambulance in 
accordance with the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act during 
training (thoroughbred racing) and racing hours (all racing). If the 
ambulance is being used to transport an individual from the racing 
surface or attending to a patient, the race track may not conduct a race, 
or allow horses on the race track, until the ambulance is replaced or 
available for service.
(b)	Race tracks shall ensure the Life Support ambulance staff have been 
trained in concussion management. Any jockey/driver who falls or is 
thrown from a horse during a race must be examined by the Life 
Support staff. Life Support staff shall report their findings to the board 
of stewards/judges who will determine if the driver/jockey may 
continue riding.
______________
Amendments to "B" Race Track Licensing Rules
The "B" Race Track Licensing Rules are AMENDED as follows:
1.	Subsection 37(8) is amended by repealing paragraphs (a) and (b) and 
substituting the following:
(a)	A racetrack shall provide a properly staffed and equipped Life Support 
ambulance and advanced care paramedic(s) in accordance with the 
Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act during racing hours (all 
racing). If the ambulance is being used to transport an individual from 
the racing surface or attending to a patient, the racetrack may not 
conduct a race, or allow horses on the racetrack until the ambulance is 
replaced or available for service.
(b)	Race tracks shall ensure the Life Support ambulance staff have been 
trained in concussion management. Any Jockey/driver who falls or is 
thrown from a horse during a race must be examined by the Life 
Support staff. Life Support staff shall report their findings to the board 
of stewards/judges, who will determine if the driver/jockey may 
continue riding.
2.	Subsection 60(9) is amended by repealing paragraphs (a) and (b) and 
substituting the following:
(a)	A race track shall provide a properly staffed and equipped Life Support 
ambulance and advanced care paramedic(s) in accordance with the 
Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act during training 
(thoroughbred racing) and racing hours (all rac...