http://www.calgaryworkers.org/ - The Calgary Workers Resource Centre is a non-profit organization that hopes to build the individual and collective capacity of Calgarians to understand and achieve employment rights and benefits.
They assist workers with filling out forms, attending meetings/hearings, and talking with employers and government agencies in order to help them access their employment related benefits and rights.

http://www.gov.ab.ca/ - This is the Alberta government website. From this site you can link to ministry web pages and government laws and regulations.

http://www.justice4youth.com - a site supported by the Calgary John Howard Society and created and maintained by a group of youth from Calgary. These youth vary, some are young people who live at home with their parents and have never been in trouble with the law. Some are youth in care or youth in/from custody. What bonds them together is that they all want to make a difference. They all are working, side by side to help ensure that youth can get the facts around the justice system; in hopes that there online peers will make positive choices.

http://www.ecawar.org/csstad.php - this group, part of the Edmonton Coalition Against War and Racism, is interested in protecting and expanding civil rights, especially among those of racially and politically profiled groups who have been targeted under "Public Security" legislation, through voluntary casework.

http://www.aaisa.ca/ - this website of Alberta's an umbrella organization of immigrant-serving agencies provides links to immigrant and refugee organizations all over the province.

http://www.canadiansocialresearch.net/abkmrk.htm - this website has extensive links to information in Alberta.