Wolf Spiders (Lycosidae) are found in many parts of the world. In general, they can be found on most continents except for Antarctica, and you are unlikely to find them on Oceanic Islands.
Are there Wolf Spiders in Alberta? Yes, there are Wolf Spiders in Alberta. They are found throughout the province, but mostly in grassy or woodland regions.
They are called “Wolf Spiders” because of the way they actively hunt for their prey, rather than spin webs to catch food like other types of spiders.
Wolf Spiders are generally not aggressive and are considered harmless to humans. They can bite, and they do have venom, but it’s rare and the venom is not typically a health threat for people.
In Summary
There are wolf spiders in Alberta. They are commonly found on almost every continent of earth.
They prefer grassy areas or the woods.
They are called wolf spiders due to the way the hunt rather than spin webs.
So you might be wondering if you can find wild turkeys in Alberta. The answer is yes! These birds are actually native to North America and can be found in a variety of habitats throughout the province, especially in the south and central regions.
They almost became extinct in the 1900s because of habitat loss and overhunting. Fortunately, people started working to save them and now they’re doing better than ever.
You might have seen pictures of wild turkeys before – they’re pretty big and have some pretty cool feathers. Males have iridescent feathers and a big, fan-shaped tail, while females are more drab but still pretty interesting.
If you’re hoping to spot some wild turkeys on your visit to Alberta, there are a few places you might want to check out.
Provincial parks and nature reserves like Writing-on-Stone, Elk Island National Park, and Kananaskis Country are all good options. And if you’re feeling adventurous, you might even find some wild turkeys on private land or in rural areas.
Just remember, these are wild animals, so it’s important to keep your distance and not approach or feed them. With a little bit of luck, you’ll be able to catch a glimpse of these impressive birds during your visit to Alberta. Happy turkey-spotting!
Obviously, teacher salaries vary wildly, depending on location, education level, type of teacher and so on. If you just need some general ballpark figures, we can help you out.
We broke down Alberta teachers salary ranges by the type of teacher an education level/years of experience.
The best way to answer this question is in the following way:
How much do teachers make annually in Alberta? A classroom teacher makes between $56,000 and $104,000+. A principal makes between $80,000 and $128,000. A superintendent makes between $104,000 and $128,000.
This chart gives a more specific breakdown of education level and years of experience. (All Dollar Amounts are CAD)
For even more accuracy and details about teachers earnings in Alberta, we recommend visiting this Alberta Salaries Site here.
It’s hard to pinpoint a precise salary for a profession like teaching. If you asked to Alberta teachers about their salary, you might get 2 different answers, but this gets us in the range to get a general sense of the profession.
In Summary
An Alberta classroom teacher makes between $56,000 and $104,000+.
An Alberta principal makes between $80,000 and $128,000.
An Alberta superintendent makes between $104,000 and $128,000.
As Alberta registry services are private entities, they are free to determine their hours of operation. There are no provincial rules that dictate that they be open on weekends.
Are Alberta Registries open on Weekends? Some registries, such as Alberta One-Stop Registry, are open 7 days a week, while some others are closed on Saturday and/or Sunday.
*Albert One-Stop Registry is closed on the 2nd Sunday of every month.
Using this handy link here, you will find an interactive Alberta Registries map. You can find the registry agent closest to you that is open on the weekend.
In Summary
Some Alberta Registries are open on Weekends, and some are not.
Alberta Registry agents are private companies that make their own hours.
Use the interactive map to find a nearby registry office for directions and hours and days of operation.
Most people are unaware of the fact that there are rules and limits on selling vehicles. Each province has their own set of rules and restrictions.
How Many Cars Can You Sell in a Year in Alberta? You can sell zero cars in Alberta without a seller’s license. There is an exception for selling your personal vehicle.
Selling or “flipping” vehicles in Alberta is prohibited without a permit. Many people do it without knowing it is illegal.
People who sell vehicles regularly without the proper legal documentation are known as ”curbers”. It is basically the car selling version of being a ”poacher”.
It is perfectly legal to sell your personal vehicle as a private sale. If you sell a large number of personal vehicles, you will receive legal information from the authorities. Though it is not clear how many personal vehicle sales annually would trigger suspicion.
These laws also apply to professional dealerships, not just backyard mechanics.
You have probably heard that it is illegal in Alberta to ride in the back of a truck. Yet, you have seen people in the back of a pickup truck during a parade, or in a work truck doing a job. So what’s the truth?
Can You Ride in the Back of a Pickup Truck in Alberta? It is illegal in Alberta for a passenger to ride on the outside of the vehicle, and this includes the back of a pickup truck. There are specific exceptions in the law for certain work situations, parades, and other circumstances that require special approval.
When you are driving, you must not allow anyone to ride on the outside of your vehicle. This includes the open box of a pick up truck. You and the other person can be charged for this offence.
Here is the actual wording of the law according to the Alberta Traffic Safety Act:
Section 85 “Riding or Being Towed on Outside of Vehicle”. Source
A person shall not ride or permit any other person to ride on any portion of a motor vehicle that is outside of the passengers’ or driver’s cabin or cab of the motor vehicle.
There are some specific exceptions to the law that do allow you to ride in the bed of a pickup truck.
Exceptions to the Law
It is only legal to ride in the back of a pick up truck in the following scenarios:
in those circumstances where the nature of the person’s occupation requires the person to ride in the box of a truck, or
where the person is engaged or otherwise employed in agricultural, horticultural or livestock raising operations and riding in the box of a truck is directly related to one or more of those operations;
in or on a fire-fighting vehicle;
in or on a vehicle engaged in highway construction or maintenance;
in or on a vehicle forming part of an entertainment exhibition that has been approved by the council of the municipality within which the exhibition is taking place;
on a maintenance or service vehicle on which a special seat or stand has been affixed providing for the safety of the person so riding;
in a mobile treatment centre module mounted on the back of a truck that meets the requirements for a commercial vehicle equipped with a mobile treatment centre module established in the Commercial Vehicle Safety Regulation (AR 121/2009), for the purposes of transporting injured or ill workers
from a work site to the nearest health care facility when an ambulance is not available, or
to meet an ambulance.
As you can see, there are exceptions to the rule for work, parades or emergency situations, otherwise it is not legal to have passengers riding in the back of your truck.
For example: you can not just toss the kids in the back of the truck and head to the grocery store. You would likely receive a fine for doing so.
In Summary
It is not legal to have passengers riding in the back of a pickup truck in Alberta.
There are specific exceptions to the rule for things like parades, emergencies, and certain work activities.
You can face fines for allowing passengers to ride on the outside of your vehicle.
A Peace Officer in Alberta is more than one type of officer. It is a term that covers several kinds. While you may have seen vehicles that say ”Peace Officer” on the side, many other officers are considered Peace Officers in the law.
Can a Peace Officer pull you over in Alberta? A Peace Officer can pull you over in Alberta. According to the Alberta Traffic Safety Act, a peace officer may signal or direct a driver of a vehicle to stop the vehicle, and request information from the driver of the vehicle and any passengers in the vehicle.
It continues on from there to explain more activities that a Peace Officer may do.
You will find this section by scrolling all the way down to Section 8: Division 3: ”Peace Officers”.
What is a Peace Officer in Alberta?
The Alberta Traffic Safety Act defines a ”Peace Officer” as a police officer under the Police Act; a member of a police service under the Police Act; an investigator designated under section 2.1; a peace officer appointed under the Peace Officer Act for the purposes of this Act; a park warden appointed under the Parks Canada Agency Act (Canada); a conservation officer appointed under section 1 of Schedule 3.1 to the Government Organization Act; a forest officer appointed under the Forests Act; a wildlife officer appointed under the Wildlife Act.
This is all found under the same act linked to above. It is under the “Interpretation” section.
In Summary
Any Alberta Peace Officer can pull you over and request documentation.
They may also request information from your passengers.
Many types of law enforcement are covered under the definition of Peace Officer in Alberta.
Many people use hitchhiking as a regular mode of travel. Most people only do it in emergency situations. Sometimes you don’t have a choice. But is it legal?
Is hitchhiking legal in Alberta? There is no legislation prohibiting hitchhiking in Alberta. However, individual municipalities may have their own bylaws within city limits. Hitchhiking outside city limits on provincial roads and highways is currently legal in Alberta, though not recommended.
You may already know you can get your drivers abstract online or in person quite easily in Alberta. But what happens if you need it, and you are outside of the province?
Can I get an Alberta Drivers Abstract in B.C.? You can get your Alberta drivers abstract in B.C., or from anywhere outside of the province. The steps are slightly different, as it involves notarization, but it can be done.
Follow this link to the official government of Alberta website for instructions an printable forms to get your Alberta Drivers Abstract.
