Organizations, Associations & Clubs à Downtown, Edmonton, AB
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12422 118 Ave NW, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5L 2K4
(780) 416-4448
In 1996, Karen Simmons (author, keynote speaker, and businesswoman in autism-related endeavors) had a vision to simplify the information gathering and evaluating process for families dealing with Autism Spectrum Disorders… and Autism Today was the outcome. Autism Today highlights the latest issues, dynamics, anxieties, needs and trends relating to autism. We are at the forefront of providing information and access to experts for hundreds of thousands of parents, families, teachers and caregivers who have loved ones on the spectrums. 
10512 122 St NW, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5N 1M6
(780) 429-4500
Nonprofit Organization, Business associations, Non-profit organization, Membership Organizations 
7 Sir Winston Churchill Square, Edmonton, T5J 2V5
(780) 328-3780
Non-profit organization, Association or organization, Environmental Conservation Organization, Nonprofit Organization 
520-10665 Jasper Avenue Nw, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5J 3S9
780 414 7960
Services professionnels, Emploi et Ressources de carrière, Association or organization, Organisations ouvrières, Labour Organizations, Membership Organizations 
10160 103 St, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5J 0X6
(780) 426-5807
Association or organization, Business Associations, volets, Association, Membership Organizations 
10240 - 124 Street, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5N 3W6
(780) 757-9488
Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, The Coal Association of Canada represents companies engaged in the exploration, development, use and transportation of coal. Its members include major coal producers and coal-using utilities, the railroads and ports that ship coal, industry suppliers of goods and services, and municipalities that have an interest in furthering the objectives of the Coal Association. 
11735 – 108 Avenue, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5H 1B8
780 406 0235
Association, Clubs et Associations, Associations, associations d affaires, professionnelles, Business Associations, Associations d affaires et professionnelles, Sports et Loisirs 
10060 JASPER AVE NW # 1050, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5J 3R8
(780) 414-1510
MARRC (Manitoba Association for Resource Recovery Corp.) is a non-profit organization incorporated under The Corporation Act of Manitoba. It was formed April 1, 1997 by manufacturers and marketers of oil products in Manitoba and is managed by a Board of Directors comprised of industry and public representatives. Its mandate is to develop, implement and administer a cost-effective, sustainable, user-financed and province-wide stewardship program for used oil, used oil filters and used oil containers on behalf of its members. Antifreeze and its containers were added to the program on June 1, 2012. Membership in MARRC is for stewards of oil and antifreeze products or for people who purchase designated products from stewards of oil and antifreeze products and re-sell those products. MARRC has adopted an overall strategy based on recommendations from the Western Canadian Used Oil/Container/Filter Task Force which developed a policy platform and guiding principles for use across the four western provinces. MARRC is maximizing commonality of its Program with that of the British Columbia Used Oil Management Association (BCUOMA), Alberta Used Oil Management Association (AUOMA) and the Saskatchewan Association for Resource Recovery Corp. It represents the Manitoba Used Oil Management Committee s principles that consumers, industry and government share responsibility for eliminating negative environmental impacts of used oil materials and for making the Program viable. The provincial government, principally through Manitoba Environment, will regulate and monitor the progress of this Program. In April, 1997, the province enacted the Used Oil, Oil Filters and Containers Stewardship Regulation to create a "level playing field" for manufacturers and marketers of oil products. Manitoba Environment will maintain a registry of licensed return depots, EcoCentres, carriers and processor/end-use receivers of used oil products. 
10665 Jasper Ave, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5J 3S9
(780) 423-1290
Membership Organizations, Association or organization, organisations ouvrières, labor organizations, Labour Organizations 
10318 100 Ave NW, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5J 0A2
780 428 6477
Association or organization, Associations, associations d intérêts particuliers, Membership Organizations, Business Associations, Clubs et Associations, Sports et Loisirs 
10230 Jasper Ave., Edmonton, T5J 4P6
(780) 492-5055
Association 
10178 106 STREET NW, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5J 1H4
(780) 429-2777
Clubs et Associations, Association, Sports et Loisirs, Association or organization, associations d intérêts particuliers, Business Associations