Article content Alberta RCMP say they are in a “better place now” to support victims of domestic violence after newly announced regulation changes by the federal government gave Mounties the ability to fully participate in Clare’s Law. Only two provinces — Alberta and Saskatchewan — have enacted versions of the domestic violence prevention legislation, allowing individuals to obtain information about their current or former partner’s potentially abusive past. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Updated federal regulations put Alberta RCMP in 'better place' to support victims of domestic violence Back to video