yes but what hes asking is different.
Im not actually sure on how exactly it works. Intuition tells me you should be able to bring an Alberta (aka super weak) transfer of ownership paper with you, get it filled out , bring the car back to alberta, then complete the registration here (part of which will be getting the OOP complete)
How I did it varies because I had to drive mine back to AB
-go to BC (make sure its not sunday!)
-Bring completed transfer of ownership papers to ICBC (I was advised to put $100 on the sale and pay the $7 pst, as gifts only fly if it is a family member.)
-Pay to get the car registered in my name. In BC, byou dont need to pay yearly to have the car "registered". It just always is yours and they dont delete it from the database. I think theres a fee to transfer it over.
-They will print off a proof of ownership from ICBC
-I then bought a transit insurance for 1 day and drove it back
-Once in AB i got insurance, then got OOP, then registered.