I would answer to that question maybe, but most likely not.
In Alberta, you can legally leave home at age sixteen.
In Ontario, you can withdraw from consent at sixteen, or live with another person at 14 as long as it is safe. However, as I am sure you know, laws vary significantly from province to province (drinking age in Ontario is 19, vs 18 in Alberta, for example).
My best recommendation (and I know it sounds scary) would be to examine your reasons for emancipation, and speak with your parents about it.
If that fails, you can do another (possibly equally scary) thing. Go to a provincial court house and see if you can find a duty counsel lawyer. They can provide legal information. You may also try a legal aid clinic in Calgary. http://www.legalaid.ab.ca may provide more information on how to obtain legal aid services.
I would urge you to consult a lawyer, as leaving home before a certain age can often result in deliquency status, warrants, arrests, and possibly Children's Aid Society (or whatever the Alberta equivalent is) involvement. Also, I must urge you that if you are leaving home as a result of abuse, you should seek help from a children's welfare society.
Do what you like, and don't bother about other people's, especially men's, opinions
There are about 32.1 miles from one end of Calgary to the other end.
you need to be 14 to be emancipated. yes it is possible, but you need to make that clear when you state your case, and to the parent you want to 'keep'. 16 to be emancipated from both.
There is no such thing as the Hotel Calgary, but there are numerous other hotels like Best Western and the Marriott located in Calgary, which is a city in Alberta, Canada.
Once a person is emancipated they can live in their own apartment or home. The emancipated can also live with a sibling or other family member if they choose.
The best way to find good DUI lawyers in Calgary, Alberta would be to look in the online phone pages. A lot of these results will pull up reviews from other people.
In general, emancipated children are not eligible for child support - they are considered adults.
Calgary, like many other large cities has many places for rescuing abandoned pets. Like any other city, Calgary is home to a Humane Society and an SPCA. You can also adopt a pet from the local PetSmart stores or from Calgary's Furever After Rescue Agency.
You have to be 18 to move out or go to court to become emancipated.
One can get an Ipod Touch screen repaired in Calgary at Iphix, The Stem Support, and CPR Calgary. Other locations can be found through the Yellow Pages or Kijiji.
If you are emancipated, yes. Other than that, no.
Another oddly phrased question. People (including parents) are not illegal, only actions can be illegal. Perhaps you mean, if your parents are criminals, can you be emancipated? The usual remedy if you have parents who are criminals, would be for you to be placed in the care of some other relative, or failing that, to become a ward of the state. Emancipation takes place for other reasons than the mere lack of a guardian. Are your parents trying to rob you of your rightfully earned money? Then perhaps you deserve to be emancipated.