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Adult Literacy Database
Links to provincial or territorial literacy organizations and information that may be of interest to literacy practitioners

Alberta Arbitration & Mediation Society
Alberta Arbitration & Mediation Society

Alberta Association of Architects
The Alberta Association of Architects is a professional association responsible for the registration/licensing of Architects and Licensed Interior Designers and for the regulation of the practice of Architecture in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Alberta Association of Landscape Architects
Members of the Alberta Association of Landscape Architects work collectively to advance the quality of professional practice within the province.

Alberta Association of Municipal Districts & Counties
Since 1909, the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties has been helping rural municipalities achieve strong and effective local government.

Alberta Barley Commission
Alberta Barley Commission - The Alberta Barley Commission enables Alberta farmers to invest in positive initiatives that promote a vibrant barley industry.

Alberta Canola Producers Commission
The Alberta Canola Producers Commission (ACPC) is an organization of all Alberta canola producers - funded and controlled by the canola producers of Alberta.

Alberta Cattle Feeders Association
The Alberta Cattle Feeders? Association (ACFA) is a commerce organization that represents the interests of our members on a broad range of government policies and economic issues which impact the competitiveness of the production of beef and beef products in the province. ACFA supports without reservation, the fundamental principle of open and free trade for all agricultural products. A key focus of ACFA?s strategic mandate is to ensure cattle feeders operate in the best possible business environment and much of this can only be achieved through legislative and regulatory reform. As a result, our activities are focussed on advocacy work with the provincial and federal government.

Alberta Chamber of Resources
The Chamber was originally established to provide liaison between the hard-rock mining industry in the north and those firms that serve it. Attention was originally focused on the Great Bear Lake region but with the outbreak of war in 1939, interest was stimulated in those minerals that were vital for war purposes and the Chamber expanded its focus. After 1939, the geological field of interest stretched from Alaska and northern British Columbia across the Northwest Territories and northern reaches of the Prairie Provinces to Hudson Bay. And for the first time, the Chamber took in the southern regions of the prairies that were rich in coal and potash.

Better Business Bureau of Southern Alberta
The Better Business Bureau of Southern Alberta is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering ethical business practices, and acting as a resource for consumers and businesses alike. Members of the BBB support our services to the public and are committed to continue to meet our membership standards.

Calgary Chamber of Commerce
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce offers numerous value-added programs that serve both small and large business. It offers superior speakers from the major sectors within the economy. Major events such as International Business Series, Aboriginal Awareness Series and Small Business Week enable the Chamber to work with business and the community as a whole.

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