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124th Street Business Association, Edmonton
Transport yourself in time to an era of gracious, elegant living. Stroll down the tree-lined boulevards of one of Edmonton's best neighbourhoods. Visit unique shops where merchants pride themselves on good old fashioned quality and personal service. Then linger over coffee before visiting the galleries or attending a live theatre performances. You can expect all this and more when you visit 124th Street - Edmonton's best kept secret! |
Alberta Entrepreneurs Association, Edmonton
Our purpose is to provide a forum for the entrepreneur to network with like-minded individuals and learn how to be successful in initiating, organizing and managing new business ventures for profit while minimizing the risk of loss. In order to attain our purpose we promote and practice sound business principles, develop an informal atmosphere to promote networking, provide topical speakers at monthly meetings and encourage members in the successful commercialization of their ideas, products and services. |
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Alberta Physiotherapy Association (APA), Edmonton
The Alberta Physiotherapy Association (APA) is a provincial organization which offers physical therapists throughout Alberta, professional services and representation. It is a voluntary organization with close to 1200 licensed physiotherapists and students in the province. The APA works in partnership with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. |
Alpaca Livestock Producers And Cooperators Association
Our Purpose is to create an environment for small and/or large producers with equal opportunities in today's ever changing market. To create and to maintain a central comprehensive database on Alpacas and Alpaca related industries. To provide members with easy access to the database information resulting in an efficient network of cooperative Alpaca producers, buyers and related businesses. |
Association of Canadian Clubs
Canadian Clubs across Canada and around the world. Canadian Clubs are not-for-profit, non-partisan organizations dedicated to promoting Canadian identity, encouraging Canadian unity, and fostering an interest in public affairs and Canadian institutions. |
Downtown Business Association, Edmonton
With more than 500 specialty shops and major department stores, Downtown Edmonton is home to the second largest mall in Western Canada and will have no problem meeting your shopping needs. The shopping centres are all linked by climate controlled pedways or you can enjoy the outdoor beauty of Downtown Edmonton’s heritage buildings as you shop along Jasper Avenue and the adjoining streets. |
National Association of Japanese Canadians
The NAJC is the national organization in Canada that represents the Japanese-Canadian community. Under the umbrella of the national body, we have fourteen chapters across Canada. Our primary focus has been Human Rights and Community Development. |
Norwood Seniors Housing Association, Edmonton
Our organization was officially formed in 1982, as a non-profit under the Companies Act, with a desire to provide affordable housing to seniors in Alberta. In 1980, members of the Royal Canadian Norwood Legion decided to negotiate with the Alberta government for approval and funding of a 108-unit self-contained senior's housing project. In 1981, the planning began and a committee of Legion members was organized. After we officially formed our organization, we started to host casinos to raise money for our new building. |
RN Alberta Association of Registered Nurses, Edmonton
Alberta's registered nurses and all Albertans rely on the AARN to set the standards of nursing practice RNs must meet every day to ensure safe, competent and ethical nursing care. The Alberta Association of Registered Nurses (AARN) has been the professional association and regulatory body for registered nurses in Alberta since 1916. The Nursing Profession Act (1983), and its regulations, sets out the responsibilities of the AARN. |
Strathcona Industrial Association (SIA), Edmonton
Land planning issues, environmental concerns and a desire to inform the community about industry are some of the reasons why the Strathcona Industrial Association (SIA) was formed in 1974. The goal of the SIA was, and is, to provide a common voice for member companies. Members of the association work together to address issues arising out of industrial operations as well as concerns of the public and government. Environmental management is a priority focus of the SIA. |
The Alberta Urban Municipalities Association
Will provide leadership in advocating local government interests to the provincial government and other organizations, and will provide services that address the needs of its membership. |
The Hong Kong Canada Business Association
was formed in 1984 as a national non-profit corporation to promote commercial and economic activities between Canada and Hong Kong and throughout the Asia Pacific region. The importance and value of the HKCBA have been appreciatively increased now that Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region of China. |
West Edmonton Business Association (WeBA), Edmonton
An organization whose aim is to provide an atmosphere of good fellowship and cooperation among the West Edmonton business community and to provide an opportunity to participate in a progressive organization dedicated to seeing West Edmonton grow. |
