Policies and regulations

  • Bitumen Royalty In Kind (BRIK)
    Alberta Energy

    As the resource owner, the Government of Alberta is entitled to take its royalty share of bitumen production as physical barrels rather than in cash payments. The Government’s bitumen royalty volumes will be a significant and growing source of reliable hydrocarbon feedstock for value-added processing in Alberta.

    After an RFP process for project proposals that would utilize the Government’s bitumen royalty barrels to add value to the resource in the Province in order to diversify our product and market potential, the Province has begun negotiations for a new bitumen refinery project in Alberta's Industrial Heartland, northeast of Edmonton.

    More information about bitumen royalty-in-kind is available at http://www.energy.alberta.ca/BRIK.asp

  • Apprenticeship and Industry Training
    Alberta Advanced Education and Technology

    Apprenticeship and Industry Training is an industry-driven partnership with government that ensures a highly-skilled international competitive workforce in 58 designated trades and occupations, through the administration of an apprenticeship and industry training system.

  • Building and Educating Tomorrow’s Workforce
    Alberta Employment and Immigration

    Building and Educating Tomorrow’s Workforce is the government of Alberta’s labour force strategy, aimed attracting more workers, better educating and training the workforce, and developing safe, innovative work places.

  • A Workforce Strategy for Alberta’s Manufacturing Sector
    Alberta Employment and Immigration

    A Workforce Strategy for Alberta’s Manufacturing Industry is Alberta’s labour force strategy for the manufacturing industry.

  • Occupational Health and Safety
    Alberta Employment and Immigration

    To learn more about Occupational Health and Safety, visit Alberta Employment and Immigration’s Workplace Health & Safety website.

Date Updated:
RDP-2086