Learn More about Registration Requirements in Alberta

A corporation possesses the powers and privileges of an individual and is created through the incorporation of a business, a process which requires the filing of key paperwork. Registering a business can be a complicated endeavour, and it’s important to have a full understanding of everything that goes into it. This will help to relieve your stress and ensure that the process goes smoothly.

Did you know that there are currently over 4,500 Canadians on the waitlist for an organ donation? Registering to become an organ donor is a simple act that has little to no effect on you but could potentially save someone’s life. In fact, your choice to become an organ donor could result in saving the lives of up to eight people and improving the quality of life of up to as many as 75 people.

A scooter is a popular type of two wheeled vehicle. Most are smaller than motorcycles and are identifiable by their footrest and smaller wheels. Because they’re usually smaller, scooters are easier to learn to ride than motorcycles.

Are you interested in riding a scooter around Alberta? Here are five you should know before getting your own.

Have you ever thought about hitting the open road on a motorcycle? If you’re ready to make that dream a reality, here’s everything you should know about getting your Alberta class 6 motorcycle licence.

With the historic legalization of cannabis in Canada in October 2018, it’s important not to forget the risks of drug-impaired driving. At Registrations Are Us, we want to remind you to stay alert on the roads and keep in mind Alberta’s new laws regarding driving under the influence of cannabis.

When you turn 65 in Alberta, your health coverage will change and you are required to change it via the government in order to receive the right type of coverage. The Government of Alberta offers premium-free Alberta Blue Cross health coverage to individuals over the age of 65 for the services that are not normally covered through the AHCIP.

If you are an eligible Albertan, you must register for the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP) in order to receive hospital and physician coverage. This is not a new requirement, but there are still plenty of Albertans out there who are confused about the process, and we are here to clear it up.

Organ donation rates are on the decline worldwide, and unfortunately, it is not because people do not want to give, but because people have not yet consented. A vast majority of people do not consent because they give in to the common myths regarding tissue donation. Therefore, it is important to be fully informed before you consent or deny consent on your own license in Alberta.