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Alberta’s New All-in-One ID Card Explained | Edmonton News
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Alberta’s registry agencies hit a 33% traffic spike thanks to the new all-in-one driver’s license, now live since July 2nd — merging your license, health card, and citizenship marker into one secure card. Minister Dale Nally credits Albertans’ eagerness to ditch old paper cards, though population growth alone doesn’t explain the surge. Renewals are driving long waits, but if you’ve got your current health card and proof of legal status in Canada — like a passport or birth certificate — the process is smooth. Name changes? Just bring supporting docs — same as before. The card’s expiry date and photo help fight fraud, and Nally urges patience while reminding folks to double-check their paperwork.
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