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Alberta Human Rights Commission

The Alberta Human Rights Commission is the independent body that administers the Alberta Human Rights Act and resolves human rights complaints. Under the Act, physical disability, mental disability, and illness are protected grounds. The Commission handles complaints of discrimination in employment, goods, services, accommodation and facilities, and tenancy, and addresses the duty to accommodate. It does not handle only disability matters.

, Alberta

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Alberta

Services offered

Complaint intake and resolution of human rights complaints under the Alberta Human Rights Act; information on the duty to accommodate; and a complaint self-assessment.

Who is eligible

Anyone who believes they have experienced discrimination on a protected ground (including physical or mental disability) within one year of the discriminatory act.
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Last verified August 18, 2026

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