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Impaired Driving Law - Bill 26
Alberta strengthens consequences for impaired driving
Bill 26 balances prevention and education with tougher sanctions.

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2011 Queen's Counsel Selection Process
The deadline for application for QC appointment was September 19, 2011. It is anticipated Queen’s Counsel recipients will be announced approximately December 31, 2011.
Crime Reduction and Safe Communities Task Force
The Crime Reduction and Safe Communities Task Force delivered its final report and recommendations to the Government of Alberta on November 6, 2007. The work of the Task Force is now concluded.