Organizations, Associations & Clubs à Edmonton, AB avec e-mail
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16203 114 Avenue Northwest, Edmonton, T5M 2Z3
+1 780-451-4454
You've come to the right place, whether you need propane for residential, commercial, agricultural, or automotive use. Based in Edmonton, we are one of the oldest propane suppliers in Alberta. We focus on strict safety standards and reliable customer service, aiming to develop long-term relationships with our customers. 
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Bureau 314 8627, Rue Marie-Anne-Gaboury (91E Rue), Edmonton, T6C 3N1
780-450-2443
Community organisation, Association 
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6305 20th Street, NORTHEAST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6P 0A1
(780) 465-4239
Insulation Products, Safety Supplies, DeWalt Power Tools, Fieldstone, Brookstone, Ledgestone, Rock Catalog 
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2707 Ellwood Drive, SOUTHEAST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6X 0P7
(780) 702-3059
The Alberta Hospitality Safety Association is a not-for-profit organization first established in 1999 as the Alberta Hotel Safety Association. Our mandate is to reduce injuries and WCB claims by providing training and other resources designed to assist industry employers with their workplace health and safety. In 2014, we changed our name but not our purpose: to engage and educate industry employers about the importance of maintaining a healthy and safe workplace. The AHSA is recognized as a Certifying Partner by the Government of Alberta. We also work closely with the Alberta Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) to promote and administer the Partnerships in Injury Reduction (PIR) Program. 
7 River Heights Dr., SOUTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6M 2R1
(780) 444-7301
clubs, Gymnastic Clubs, Amusement & Recreation, gymnastic 
9100 Walterdale Hill, NORTHEAST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6E 2V3
(780) 439-7091
Club 
584 Riverbend Sq Nw, SOUTHWEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6R 2J6
(780) 906-7246
wall industry associaiton, ceiling industry association 
10011 - 109 Street, NORTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5J 3S8
(780) 427-6207
The Environmental Appeals Board is an independent board that gives Albertans an opportunity to appeal certain decisions made by Alberta Environment and Parks under the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, the Water Act, the Climate Change and Emissions Management Act, and Schedule 5 of the Government Organization Act. These decisions may include approvals, water licences, preliminary certificates, remediation certificates, administrative penalties, enforcement orders, and environmental protection orders. 
18004 – 107 Ave, WEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5S 2J5
(780) 455-1122
Virtually every construction project done these days has some impact on the public and it’s watching what’s taking place. Whether it’s a school, a commercial building, a medical center or some other project, people are watching and following on social media. They’re also making comments on social media about the work of your company and your employees. Workers saying embarrassing things about the company on social media simply can’t be tolerated today because there are too many people watching and too much is on the line. If construction companies are truly concerned about their corporate brand and reputation they should have a social media policy to try to ensure embarrassing things don’t happen to them and if they do there are consequences. 10806 - 119 St NW, NORTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5H 3P2
(780) 454-7745
Clean Water, wastewater 11615 Ellerslie Rd SW #412, SOUTHWEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6W 0J3
780.993.7821
Deaf Utopia, signed as DEAF WORLD was created by Angela Petrone Stratiy as an independent business. Angela dreams of a better world for Deaf people away from the obstacles in our everyday lives. An ideal world is free of oppression, discrimination, and misconceptions. “The concept of place is so central to the lives of America’s [and Canada’s] Deaf people that a utopian vision of a “Deaf Country, ” one created by and for the Deaf, has long played a role in American Deaf culture.” (A Journey Into the Deaf-World by Harlan Lane, Robert Hoffmeister and Ben Bahan) Workshops on ASL (American Sign Language) and Deaf culture are provided. Workshops focused on teaching ASL classifiers, working with participants to identify and produce appropriate classifiers and facial grammar, to interpret from English to ASL using appropriate classifiers and to practice with the Deaf. Activities will be: lecture on the functions of ASL classifiers and the sequence of learning ASL classifiers – hands on activities, discussion, drills, question and answer period, and working with videos Also other workshop topics – Deaf Culture and Teaching Tips.