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10/16/2026

While national employment numbers trend downward, recent Statistics Canada data reveals that Alberta bucked the trend by adding thousands of jobs and driving the provincial employment rate upward.

A shifting local labour market brings unique opportunities and challenges for both local employers expanding their teams and professionals navigating new employment contracts, hiring standards, or workplace transitions. Understanding your rights and obligations under Alberta employment law is key as local market conditions evolve.

While national employment rates are on the decline, Alberta saw an uptick in employment in September, according Statistics Canada.

10/13/2026

The Alberta Court of Appeal rules the Impact Assessment Act largely unconstitutional, limiting Ottawa's power over provincial projects.

OTTAWA — The Alberta Court of Appeal has ruled that the federal government's Impact Assessment Act is still unconstitutional.

10/08/2026

Recent reports of contractor fraud charges in Calgary serve as a crucial reminder for property owners and commercial developers to protect their investments before work begins.

Mitigating financial risk in residential or commercial projects starts with proper legal due diligence, including well-drafted contracts, proper licensing verifications, structured deposit terms, and clear recourse mechanisms.

At DBH Law, we help property owners and legitimate construction professionals navigate project agreements and resolve disputes effectively across Calgary and Alberta.

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All a Calgary couple wanted was to renovate the front hall of their southeast Calgary home but instead, they lost thousands after falling victim to contractor fraud earlier this year. Homeowner Crystal Arnold — who lives in Deer Ridge — says she’s reminded of the $8,000 loss every time she wal...

10/02/2026

Navigating a business acquisition or sale involves far more than agreeing on a price. Post-closing financial risk often comes down to how indemnification clauses, liability caps, baskets, and deductibles are structured in your purchase agreement.

Understanding the subtle differences between deductible baskets and tipping baskets can significantly impact your maximum exposure and recovery rights after the deal closes.

Read our latest blog to learn how to effectively allocate deal risk in private business transactions: https://ow.ly/utIs50ZTVVY

Learn how liability caps, baskets and deductibles allocate risk in Alberta business sales, acquisitions and M&A transactions.

09/28/2026

Alberta’s economy continues to demonstrate resilience, with ATB Financial projecting 2.6% real GDP growth for 2026—outpacing the national average despite trade and geopolitical headwinds.

For local corporate leaders and expanding companies, this steady trajectory presents strategic opportunities in talent acquisition, capital allocation, and commercial expansion. Positioning your business to navigate evolving market dynamics and potential trade pressures remains essential for long-term growth.

Despite recent geopolitical and trade turbulence, a new report from ATB Financial projects Alberta’s economy will finish the year in a strong position compared to the rest of the country.

09/25/2026

Complex commercial disputes in the energy sector require careful legal strategy and deep industry knowledge. The ongoing legal battle surrounding the Naturener wind farm highlights how Alberta courts address contractual conflicts, partnership disagreements, and high-stakes litigation in renewable energy infrastructure projects.

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A 2007 wind farm sale is still landing NaturEner in court.

09/22/2026

The AER's formal abandonment order against MAGA Energy highlights the rising regulatory risk surrounding environmental non-compliance and unpaid liabilities in Alberta.

For producers, buyers, and lenders, the message is clear: the AER is moving faster to shut down non-compliant operators, and asset transfers face growing scrutiny. Thorough regulatory due diligence on asset purchases and strict adherence to end-of-life obligations are no longer optional.

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The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has issued a formal abandonment and reclamation order against Calgary-based MAGA Energy Ltd., forcing the company to permanently decommission its assets.

09/18/2026

Can an Alberta Personal Directive include your end-of-life wishes?

Yes. While a Will manages your assets after death and a Power of Attorney handles finances during your lifetime, a Personal Directive ensures your personal and medical care preferences are documented while you are alive.

Through a Personal Directive, you can:

▪️Designate a trusted agent to make medical decisions on your behalf
▪️Specify instructions regarding medical treatments and end-of-life care
▪️Ensure your core values and quality-of-life priorities guide healthcare decisions

Taking the time to draft a clear Personal Directive gives you peace of mind and gives your family clarity when it matters most.

Learn more about documenting your healthcare wishes in our latest blog post:

Learn how Alberta personal directives can address medical treatment, end-of-life wishes, incapacity, and health-care decisions.

09/15/2026

Canada's annual inflation rate held steady at 3 per cent in August. Statistics Canada data shows that while energy and gasoline costs continued to rise year-over-year, they did so at a slower pace than in July, helping offset increases in shelter and travel costs.

Watch the full Business Matters report for details: https://ow.ly/OE6h50ZNXlc

Watch Business Matters: Canada’s inflation holds at 3% in August Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

09/08/2026

As Calgary prepares for upcoming four-year municipal budget deliberations, local business owners are voicing critical concerns about commercial property tax ratios, municipal spending, and infrastructure reliability. This recent article outlines what Calgary business leaders are calling for ahead of city council deliberations. https://ow.ly/JjQS50ZKIKy

Concerns around property taxes are top of mind for Calgary business owners ahead of council's four-year budget deliberations this fall, while many are calling for improvements to infrastructure.

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