In Alberta, negligent and reckless misrepresentation involve providing false or misleading information during a real estate or mortgage transaction, but they differ in the degree of carelessness.

Negligent misrepresentation occurs when a professional gives incorrect information while believing it to be true, but fails to exercise reasonable care to verify its accuracy.

Reckless misrepresentation is more serious. It happens when a professional makes a statement without bothering to verify it at all, showing a complete disregard for whether it's true or false.

Both can mislead clients, cause financial harm, and lead to disciplinary action or legal consequences under the Real Estate Act.

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