Government Agencies & Offices in Downtown, Edmonton, AB

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Canada Health Regional Dir

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9700 Jasper Ave Nw # 710, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5J 4C3

(780) 495-5172

Public Administration, Executive, Legislative bodies, Legislative & General Government, City government office, Exce

Public Affairs Bureau

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10611 98 AVE NW, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5K 2P7

780-427-2754

Government, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, INFORMATION AND CULTURAL INDUSTRIES, Provincial, DIRECTORY, GOVERNMENT AGENCY, PUBLISHING, BOARD OR COMMISSION, state, Government office

Natural Resources Conservation Board

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Sterling Place, 9940 106 St NW, 4th floor, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5K 2N2

(780) 422-1977

Under the Natural Resources Conservation Board Act, the NRCB reviews proposals that affect the province's non-energy natural resources. The NRCB has been responsible for regulating Alberta's confined feeding operations since 2002. The NRCB has a Chief Executive Officer and six divisions that provide support to the Board and are responsible for ongoing regulatory functions under the Agricultural Operation Practices Act. The Natural Resources Conservation Board (NRCB) was established in 1991 as a quasi-judicial agency of the Government of Alberta. Initially, the board reviewed proposed non-energy natural resource developments. In 2002, through the Agricultural Operation Practices Act, the board began to regulate Alberta’s confined feeding operations. In addition to board members, who conduct reviews and set policy, the NRCB has two core divisions: Applications, and Compliance and Enforcement. Although their activities are distinct, the divisions have one thing in common – making balanced decisions in the public interest. This means considering the potential economic, social and environmental effects of proposed developments. NRCB staff also provide scientific, communications, administrative, and legal support to the decision-making functions.