Which of the following is an accepted form of primary ID?

An Alberta driver's license is considered a valid form of primary identification because it typically includes essential identifying information such as the individual's name, photograph, address, birth date, and signature. This comprehensive set of data helps establish identity in a reliable manner, which is often required for various official purposes, such as verifying identity in financial or legal situations.

In contrast, while a birth certificate can establish identity and citizenship, it is usually not a primary form of ID because it lacks a photo and can sometimes be accompanied by additional documentation to confirm the identity of the bearer. Health care cards may also contain some identifying information, but they are primarily used for medical purposes and not for validating identity. An incident log, meanwhile, is not a form of identification at all; it is a record of events and does not serve any function in establishing personal identity.