Alberta Human Rights Information Service April 29, 2009
Government proposes changes to Alberta's human rights legislation
The Government of Alberta has introduced proposed changes to Alberta's human rights legislation. The government's April 28, 2009 news release stated that "the Human Rights, Citizenship and Multiculturalism Amendment Act, 2009 will update legislation that has not been revised in the almost 13 years since it first became law."
You can read the news release and you can read more about the proposed changes.
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