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Protecting your information: Updating our privacy notification

At AFSC, protecting your privacy is more than a legal obligation—it’s a core part of how we serve you.

As part of that commitment, we’ve updated our Privacy Collection Notification to reflect Alberta’s new privacy legislation and to ensure transparency in how we collect and use your information, especially when automated systems help us deliver faster, more efficient service. You can view the full statement below or on any updated AFSC form.

AFSC Privacy Collection Notification

AFSC collects information for the purpose of operation and administration of our programs and services. Any information you provide to us related to this purpose, whether personal information or business information, (the “Collected Information”) is collected under the authority of the Protection of Privacy Act (Alberta) under section 4(c). AFSC may use the Collected Information in automated systems to generate content and to make decisions, recommendations and predictions.

If you have any questions about this notification, or about the collection and use of your information, please contact AFSC by mail at 5718 – 56 Avenue, Lacombe AB T4L 1B1, 1.877.899.2372, or privacy@afsc.ca.

Even though updating all forms is a gradual process, we felt it was important to share this change with our clients as soon as possible. Our new Privacy Collection Notification applies to any information you have provided to us after June 11, 2025, which is when the new legislation came into effect.

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