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Calgary: 1915-1975 | *Calgary: 1915-1975 | ||
Drumheller: 1943-1975 | *Drumheller: 1943-1975 | ||
Edmonton: 1924-1971 | *Edmonton: 1924-1971 | ||
Fort McMurray: none at present | *Fort McMurray: none at present | ||
Grande Prairie: 1921-1975 | *Grande Prairie: 1921-1975 | ||
Hanna: 1920-1977 | *Hanna: 1920-1977 | ||
Lethbridge: 1919-1977 | *Lethbridge: 1919-1977 | ||
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Medicine Hat: none at present | *Medicine Hat: none at present | ||
Peace River: 1922-1976 | *Peace River: 1922-1976 | ||
Red Deer: 1907-1969 | *Red Deer: 1907-1969 | ||
St. Paul: none at present | *St. Paul: none at present | ||
Taber: 1923-1934 | *Taber: 1923-1934 | ||
Vegreville: 1929-1968 | *Vegreville: 1929-1968 | ||
Wetaskiwin: 1925-1975 | *Wetaskiwin: 1925-1975 | ||
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For divorces after these dates, you need to contact the Courthouse in the Judicial District in which the divorce occurred. Contact information can be found on the Alberta Court’s website. You can also request a Certificate of Divorce online. | For divorces after these dates, you need to contact the Courthouse in the Judicial District in which the divorce occurred. Contact information can be found on the Alberta Court’s website. You can also request a Certificate of Divorce online. | ||
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Ottawa ON K1P 5W7 | Ottawa ON K1P 5W7 | ||
(613) 957-4519Call: (613) 957-4519 | (613) 957-4519Call: (613) 957-4519 | ||
===Parliamentary Divorces=== | ===Parliamentary Divorces=== | ||
*From 1840 to 1968, divorces in Canada were granted by the Parliament of Canada. From 1867 to 1968, anyone wanting a divorce had to place a notice of intent in newspapers. A petition was submitted to Parliament with details, including the place and date of marriage. Parliament then passed an '''Act of Divorce''' granting the divorce. | *From 1840 to 1968, divorces in Canada were granted by the Parliament of Canada. From 1867 to 1968, anyone wanting a divorce had to place a notice of intent in newspapers. A petition was submitted to Parliament with details, including the place and date of marriage. Parliament then passed an '''Act of Divorce''' granting the divorce. | ||