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Alberta Government Programs
Dispute Resolution Network (DRN)
Alberta Culture and Tourism, Programs & Services A variety of programs and services are available to assist communities, nonprofits and volunteerism in Alberta.
Condominium, Landlord & Tenant DisputesLandlord and Tenant Disputes The Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service (RTDRS) is a fast, inexpensive, less-formal way to settle disputes between landlords and tenants. The RTDRS is a tribunal that gives landlords and tenants a way to settle issues without going to court. Condominium Owners Forum Society of Alberta The Mission of the Condominium Owners Forum Society of Alberta (COFSAB) is to provide condo owners and occupants with opportunities for networking, education and advocacy to improve the management and value of their properties, strengthen governance of their corporations, enhance the public perception of condominium living, and foster a greater sense of community and collaboration amongst all stakeholders. Community Mediation ProgramsThese non-profit organizations provide volunteers to assist in resolving conflicts between neighbours, and within community and non-profit organizations, at no cost to participants.
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restorative Justice Alberta Restorative Justice Association An association of organizations and individuals who practice Restorative Justice. Supports existing and new RJ initiatives in Alberta.
Fairview Community Restorative Justice  Mediation and Restorative Justice Centre (MRJC)Edmonton Restorative processes and Victim-Offender mediation. Programs include Building Safer Ground and Circles of Support and Accountability.
Family/Teen
Training
 Foundation for Administrative Justice (FOAJ) Edmonton & Calgary A nonprofit training organization that helps agencies, boards, and commissions educate their members and staff in conducting administrative justice tribunals.
Other Resources
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The AJEFA (Association des juristes d'expression fran̤aise de l'Alberta Рthe French-speaking Legal Professionals Association of Alberta) is a non-profit charitable organization that was created in 1990 to promote access to justice in French in Alberta. The role of the AJEFA is to inform Albertans of their rights and responsibilities by providing and delivering legal information to the general public and to special clients (schools, elders, newcomers, families...). It also aims at improving and facilitating access to justice and legal services in French in Alberta.
The Alberta Legal Information Centre is an initiative of the AJEFA (the French-speaking Legal Professionals' Association of Alberta). They offer legal information, guidance and support services that are confidential and free to all Albertans, in-person and remotely in both official languages.
BBB Edmonton and BBB Calgary have Mediation and Arbitration rosters with ADRIA that both consumers and business owners can access. |
There are a number of ways to access dispute resolution services in our province. You can 
Strathcona Community Mediation Society
Peer Mediation and Skills Training (PMAST)
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