Non-profit Organizations à Olds, AB
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5119 - 49 Ave, Olds, T4H 1G2
(403) 556-8846
The purpose of Rural Crime Watch is to provide resources and to work with local RCMP, Fish & Wildlife officers, and other enforcement agencies to identify suspicious activity or unlawful activities and to report these occurrences to the appropriate officers for enforcement. Volunteers with Rural Crime Watch are the eyes & ears for the enforcement services. It's neighbours looking after each other! 
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4500 50 St, Olds, T4H 1R6
(403) 556-8224
Founded in 1913, Olds College is the premier comprehensive applied agricultural, horticultural, land and environmental management learning organization in Canada. Located 45 minutes north of Calgary, Alberta, Olds College prepares students to contribute provincially, nationally and internationally through careers in agriculture, horticulture, environmental land management, agribusiness, and rural entrepreneurship. Olds College provides certificate, diploma and applied degree programs, and participates with other institutions in offering post-diploma degrees. Olds College is further dedicated to nurturing innovation, learning, applied research and commercialization for agribusiness through the School of Innovation. 
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#301, 6501 - 51st Street, Olds, T4H 1Y6
(403) 556-2957
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
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4210 46th Ave, Olds, T4H 1T9
(403) 507-8191
Gymnastics club, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Sports club, Gymnastics center 
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P.O. Box 3704, Olds, T4H 1P5
403 556-9955
Twenty-five years among remote tribal groups taught John Cross and his colleagues that when the Bible was presented from creation to Christ, it made profound sense. They understood and believed. As John traveled around the globe, he realized that many of those he met were much like the tribal people—they too knew nothing about God. So he wrote a book using the same biblical approach that proved so effective with tribal people—one that could be given away or used to guide people to a clear understanding of the Gospel. 
