Organizations, Associations & Clubs à Fort McMurray, AB- page 2
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9715 Main St, Fort McMurray, T9H 1T5
(780) 714-6500
Business & Professional Services, Associations & Organizations, Associations 
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193 Pintail Pl, Fort McMurray, T9K 0P9
780-791-7262
Membership Organizations, Association or organization, Business Associations 
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Box 6130, Fort McMurray, T9H 4W1
(780) 334-2293
societies, foundation associations, Sports et Loisirs, societies associations, Association, Clubs et Associations 
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441 Sakitawaw Trail, Fort McMurray, T9H 4P3
(780) 743-2659
We are Fort McMurray's local Metis association. With membership available across Alberta, we can help with any questions you may have. We have cultural activities that can answer many questions you may have about the Metis culture. 
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200 - 9715 Main Street, Fort McMurray, T9H 2J9
(780) 791-9288
associations d intérêts particuliers, Business Associations, societies, foundation associations, Association, societies associations, Association or organization 
306-10011 Franklin Ave, Fort McMurray, T9H 2K7
(780) 750-2070
312 ABASAND DRIVE, Fort McMurray, T9J 1B2
(780) 791-7700
L'Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta (ACFA) régionale de Wood Buffalo est un organisme à buts non-lucratifs qui a pour vision une communauté francophone vivant en harmonie et dans le respect de sa diversité culturelle et sociale. 
10014 Morrison St, Fort McMurray, T9H 2H1
(780) 791-4050
Travel & Lodging, Lodging, Apartments 
9914 MORRISON STREET, Fort McMurray, T9H 4A4
(780) 799-3947
In September of 1998, in conjunction with regional stakeholders and other regulators, Alberta Environment led the creation of the Regional Sustainable Development Strategy (RSDS) for the Athabasca Oil Sands Area. The Strategy was based on the anticipation of greater than $12 billion of worth of new capital investments in the oil sands region. The strategy was provided to the Deputy Minister of Alberta Environment on July 31, 1999. RSDS identified 72 issues in the oil sands region. Issues were divided into a list of 14 themes and three priority categories. Some recommendations are being addressed through the Cumulative Environmental Management Association (CEMA), others by the provincial government. CEMA has adopted a five-year strategic plan, which deals with 37 of the original 72 issues identified in RSDS. Many of the other 35 issues do not fall under mandate of CEMA and are thus being addressed by existing government mandate or other regional initiatives. CEMA is governed by 50 members, representing, all levels of government, industry, regulatory bodies, environmental groups, Aboriginal groups and the local health authority. 
9317 Huggard Street, Fort McMurray, T9H 1C4
(780) 743-3023
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