Chamber Connection 2024/2025

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Grow Your Business in Fort Saskatchewan

Kickstart Your Growth With the Business Development Incentive Program

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is committed to supporting the growth and success of our business community. Through our exclusive Business Development Incentive Program, local businesses like yours have access to matching grants of up to $10,000 to help fund important development projects.

Whether you want to run a more efficient business, improve your customer service, launch new services, or spruce up your storefront, these incentives are designed to help you achieve your business goals and strengthen the City’s business community.

Applications open in February 2025. Today is the perfect time for you to start planning for the next phase of your business’s growth and apply for a grant or incentive.

Want to learn more about these incentives and apply? Scan the QR code to fill out your application or get in touch with our Economic Development Team.

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A message from MARCIE MAZURENKO

Executive Director, Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce

Over the past year, I am proud to have witnessed how our local business community continues to demonstrate resilience, innovation, and collaboration. The Fort Saskatchewan and District Chamber of Commerce remains committed to being your voice, your advocate, and your partner in fostering a thriving business environment.

We continue to see incredible growth in our community, from new businesses opening their doors to longstanding members expanding their operations, to new and exciting projects in the Heartland. This speaks volumes about the strength of our local economy and the dedication of each of you.

As a Chamber, we have been faced with challenges and adversity in the past year. With adversity comes learning, adaptability, strength, and collaboration. We have made difficult decisions to ensure the future and longevity of the Chamber. We know that our membership can relate, as you have faced challenges as well. We are proud of our members who support the business community through networking, resources, advice, and collaboration. As the African proverb tells us, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you

want to go far, go together.” This is how our business community thrives. Together.

In the coming months, we are excited to offer more opportunities for connection, growth, and learning to help your business thrive. Our events and networking opportunities are designed with you in mind, and we encourage you to take full advantage of these to enhance your business success.

As we look ahead, we remain focused on our mission: to enrich our community through education, advocacy, engagement, and networking. This helps us to foster a vibrant and prosperous business community where all members can succeed. Your feedback and participation are key to achieving this, and I invite you to share your thoughts and ideas with us. Together, we will continue to build a stronger future for the region and ensure the Chamber continues its long and important legacy.

We sincerely thank you for your continued support and for being an integral part of our business community. We look forward to serving our membership in meaningful ways. Because your business is our business. l

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MELISSA SARETSKY

President, Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce

Dear Chamber Members and Community Partners,

It has truly been an honour to contribute to the legacy of the Fort Saskatchewan and District Chamber of Commerce. As we celebrate its 120th anniversary, I feel immense gratitude for the opportunity to play a small role in the Chamber’s journey. This milestone represents not only the passage of time but also the dedication and resilience of our business community.

Over the years, the Chamber has been a strong advocate for business growth and community development, creating an environment where enterprises can thrive. Our unwavering commitment to supporting the local economy has been a fundamental part of our mission.

Since its inception, the Chamber has made a significant impact on the community, starting when local businessmen united to establish a trade route across the North Saskatchewan River, collaboratively working to bring positive change to our area.

This year, we are also excited to celebrate the 40th

edition of our Business Awards. These awards recognize the exceptional achievements and contributions of businesses, highlighting their crucial role in shaping our region’s economic landscape.

One of my favourite Chamber initiatives is the markets that showcase local artisans! Visiting the Holiday Market is my go-to for finding all the gifts I need for the season. In the summer, I cherish soaking up the sunshine while enjoying fresh fruits, vegetables, and handmade goods at our Farmers Market—it’s truly a highlight of my week!

As we serve our members and collaborate with community partners, we look forward to continuing our role in this vibrant region. Let us keep building on this rich legacy, fostering the spirit of entrepreneurship and community that defines us.

Thank you for being an essential part of our journey. Here’s to many more years of shared success and growth.

Warm regards. l

Join A Community of Lifesaving Donors JOIN OUR PARTNERS FOR LIFE PROGRAM

This is your organization’s chance to make a meaningful difference to the lives of patients across Canada. It can take more than one donor to save a life. Partners for Life bring people together for a common goal of strengthening Canada’s Lifeline. Together, people unite to help raise awareness, donate blood or plasma, or support the stem cell or organ donation registries.

What is the Partners For Life Program?

Partners For Life is a program designed to connect businesses, their employees, and the broader community in a shared commitment to donate blood. By joining this program, your company can pledge a certain number of donations each year, uniting your team under a common goal that directly impacts the health and well-being of those in need.

Why Should Your Business Get Involved?

Every year, thousands of Canadians rely on blood donations to survive surgeries, treatments, and accidents. As a business in Fort Saskatchewan, your involvement in the Partners For Life program can help ensure that lifesaving blood products are always available.

Beyond the profound impact on the community, participating in this program offers your business several benefits:

• Team Building: Engaging in group blood donations strengthens bonds among employees, fostering a sense of unity and purpose.

• Corporate Social Responsibility: Demonstrating your commitment to community welfare can enhance your brand’s reputation and attract socially conscious customers.

• Employee Engagement: Encouraging your team to participate can boost morale, increase job satisfaction, and promote a positive workplace culture.

How to Get Started

Getting involved is easy. Simply register your business with the Partners For Life program through Canadian Blood Services. One of our team members will connect with you to set your donation goals and start organizing blood donation events for your team. We’ll also provide you with all the tools and support you need to succeed.

Join us today in making a difference. Together, we can save lives and build a stronger, more connected Fort Saskatchewan community.

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Your Chamber Team

Marcie Mazurenko, Executive Director

Tanya Shewchuk, Events Coordinator

William Beaulieu, Events Assistant

Jaden Neeves, Digital Marketing Assistant

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President, Melissa Saretsky, Century 21 Masters

Vice President, Kristin Kirkland, Canada Pump & Power

Secretary/Treasurer, Sarah Whittaker, The Mustard Seed

Director, Cody Schoepp, Alta Pro Electric

Director, Simmy Ubhi, Super 8

Director, Jason Glover, K.G. Enterprises Ltd.

Director, Anke Schroeder, Black Cat Design

Director, Jasmeen Patel, Fort Station Pharmacy

Director, Rajeev Mittal, HK Consultants Inc

Director, John Mather, Lamont Leader

Director, Nathan Flim, The Fort Distillery Director, Lion Grewal, Lone Wild Rose Investments

NRCAER Vision

A safe, informed & prepared community where individuals, organizations and agencies can respond to any emergency together quickly and effectively.

Northeast Region Community Awareness Emergency Response (NRCAER) is a mutual aid emergency response associa�on of industrial and municipal response professionals in a 700 km2 boundary that includes the Alberta Industrial Heartland area. Members meet regularly to train, review plans and share best prac�ces for emergency response and mi�ga�on, should a large-scale emergency or incident occur.

Within the NRCAER membership of 31 industries and 8 municipali�es there are:

• Nearly 700 firefighters, 325 with specialized training in HazMat, rope rescue, confined space, collapsed space, water rescue, ice rescue and traffic control

• Over 300 unique response units and equipment

• SAFER System release modeling

• 20 cer�fied drone operators

Local Information Sources

Since 2003, our members have kept the community informed via the UPDATEline, a 24-hour recorded information line with messages about non-routine activities residents may notice.

REGIONAL DYNAMIC MESSAGE SIGNS

Located at key locations entering our region are 7 digital message signs and 3 static flashing signs to notify motorists of any emergency impacting local roadways. Signs are equipped with cameras that can be viewed on the 511 Alberta network.

SIGN UP FOR ALERTS!

Be in the know by signing up for alert programs in your municipality as well as download the Alberta Emergency Alert app on your device.

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The Chamber celebrates 120 years

The Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce has a rich and vibrant history that mirrors the evolution of the community it serves. For 120 years, the Chamber has been the voice of business in the region, fostering economic growth and supporting local businesses.

The Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce, as it is known today, got its origins from the Fort Saskatchewan Board of Trade. This Board of Trade was established on the evening of January 25, 1904, when 17 concerned businessmen got together to form a group that would guide the economic development of the community for decades to come. At that time, just six years after Fort Saskatchewan was established as a town, the community was a small but growing settlement with deep roots as a

North-West Mounted Police fort, established in 1875. The formation of the Chamber reflected the ambitions of local entrepreneurs and business leaders who wanted to create a collaborative platform to address shared concerns, promote commerce, and advocate for infrastructure and services needed for growth of the community.

In the early years, the Board of Trade played an important and influential role in the development of the village and concerned itself with all phases of the community, including governance. Despite its hopes that the population would grow with the arrival of the railroad in 1905, the population of Fort Saskatchewan would remain mostly unchanged until the arrival of industry in the 1950s.

In the mid-20th century, Fort Saskatchewan underwent a dramatic transformation with the establishment of large-scale industrial projects, particularly in the petrochemical sector. The Chamber was actively involved in advocating for policies that supported industrial expansion while ensuring that local businesses also benefitted from this economic boom. The arrival of companies such as Dow Chemical and Sherritt Gordon Mines in the 1950s marked a turning point for the community, driving population growth and creating new opportunities for local entrepreneurs. During this time, the Board of Trade evolved to the more modern Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce. With more industry and jobs arriving in the region, the population grew and became a city in 1985.

YOUR VOICE IS IMPORTANT

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How we evaluate workplace health and safety is changing.

The Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) is modernizing Certificate of Recogniton (COR) and Small Employer COR (SECOR) programs to keep them practical, relevant, and adaptable for our industry.

What are your challenges with workplace health and safety in Alberta construction? We need to hear from you.

Industry consultation: Listen and Learn Phase

In November and December 2024, your ACSA is hosting multiple ways to share your experiences and insights. This includes the launch of MyEngage where you can participate online.

Every perspective is important, from workers with boots on the ground to those developing safety policy.

Throughout this period, the Chamber expanded its focus, advocating not only for agricultural and industrial interests but also for the retail and service sectors that were growing alongside the city’s population.

As Fort Saskatchewan transitioned from a small town into a bustling

city, the Chamber adapted to the changing economic landscape. By the 1980s, the organization had broadened its mandate to include tourism, environmental stewardship, and small business development.

The Chamber’s events, such as the annual trade show and networking luncheons, became vital forums

for local businesses to connect, collaborate, and grow.

Today, the Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce continues to be a driving force in the local economy. The Chamber works closely with government officials at the local, provincial, and federal levels to ensure that the interests of its members are represented.

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In addition to its advocacy efforts, the Chamber organizes several highprofile events throughout the year, including the Fort Saskatchewan Trade Show and Market, the Business Awards Gala, weekly Farmers Market, the Santa Claus Parade, and community networking mixers. These events not only promote local businesses but also foster a strong sense of community spirit.

As Fort Saskatchewan continues to grow and evolve, the Chamber remains at the forefront of innovation and progress. The organization’s focus on enriching our community through education, advocacy, engagement, and networking ensures that it will continue to be a vital partner for businesses in the region.

The Chamber’s history is a testament to its enduring commitment to fostering a thriving business environment in Fort Saskatchewan and region. As the city looks to the future, the Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce will no doubt continue to play a pivotal role in shaping the economic landscape for generations to come. l

MEGlobal Canada ULC has operated its Fort Saskatchewan ethylene glycol (EG) manufacturing facility for 45 years!

EG is used to make products such as polyester for textiles, water bottles and food packaging, antifreeze formulations and other industrial products.

MEGlobal provides 70 full time jobs and has been a proud contributor to both the local economy, as well as many local charitable initiatives.

Organizations and initiatives supported by MEGlobal include Fort Heritage Precinct, Fort Saskatchewan Food Bank, United Way of the Alberta Capital Region, United Way Heartland Challenge, Fort Saskatchewan and District Chamber of Commerce, City of Fort Saskatchewan Canada Day Celebration, Harbour Pool, Fort Saskatchewan Farmers Market and many more.

MEGlobal is a proud member of Alberta’s Industrial Heartland Association, Northeast Capital Industrial Association (NCIA) and Northeast Region Community Awareness and Emergency Response (NRCAER).

MEGlobal thanks all those in the Fort Saskatchewan community for making it a great place to work, live and do business.

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Celebrating community all year long Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce Annual Trade Show & Christmas Marketplace

The Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce knows how to bring the community together, and two of their most anticipated events—held months apart—perfectly encapsulate the spirit of local commerce and festive fun. The Annual Trade Show, held in the spring, and the Christmas Marketplace, taking place each November, are standout events on the calendar, each offering unique experiences for residents and visitors alike.

As winter fades and spring breathes new life into the community, the Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce kicks off the business season with its highly anticipated Annual Trade Show & Market. Held at the Dow Centennial Centre, this event is a showcase of innovation, entrepreneurship, and local business pride. It draws in thousands of visitors

eager to discover what the region has to offer.

The Trade Show brings together businesses of all sizes and industries—from established local companies to new startups—offering a platform for them to connect with potential customers, partners, and the broader community. With over 100 exhibitors, visitors can explore a wide range of products and services, from cutting-edge technology and construction services to beauty products, health care, and home décor. With the addition of the Farmers Market, the show also highlights local growers, makers and bakers – the perfect start to market season.

For business owners, the Trade Show is a chance to demonstrate their offerings, make lasting impressions, and forge new business relationships. It’s not just about generating sales

but about strengthening community ties and showcasing the breadth of talent and innovation that Fort Saskatchewan has to offer.

This springtime event is a significant driver of economic activity in the region and a powerful reminder of the Chamber’s mission to support and grow local businesses.

As the holiday season approaches, the Christmas Marketplace transforms the Dow Centennial Centre into a winter wonderland, welcoming shoppers looking for unique, handmade, and locally produced gifts. This November event has become a beloved tradition for families across Fort Saskatchewan, offering the perfect blend of holiday shopping, entertainment, and community spirit.

The Christmas Marketplace is a haven for artisans and craftspeople. Local vendors offer a wide array of

handmade goods, from cozy knitted scarves and custom ornaments to artisanal food products like jams, chocolates, and baked goods. For shoppers, it’s the ideal place to find that special, thoughtful gift for loved ones, all while supporting the local economy.

In addition to shopping, the Christmas Marketplace also shines a spotlight on local non-profits and community groups, many of whom host booths to engage with the public. It’s a reminder that the holiday season is about giving back and supporting those who make Fort Saskatchewan a better place. For the past two years, the Chamber has partnered with the Fort Saskatchewan Food Bank, offering free admission to folks who bring a non-perishable food donation.

While the Annual Trade Show & Market and Christmas Marketplace differ in tone and timing, they both serve the same fundamental purpose: to foster a thriving local economy by connecting businesses with the community. The Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce has long been a champion of local commerce, and these two events perfectly

reflect its commitment to creating opportunities for businesses to grow and thrive.

The spring Trade Show showcases the innovation and entrepreneurial spirit that defines the business community, while the Christmas Marketplace taps into the festive joy of the holiday season, encouraging residents to shop local and support small businesses. Together, these events help build a stronger, more connected Fort Saskatchewan region, creating lasting relationships between business owners and residents.

As the new year approaches, anticipation builds for both the 2025 Annual Trade Show & Market and the Christmas Marketplace. The Chamber of Commerce is already hard at work preparing to make both events bigger and better than ever, ensuring that they continue to serve as cornerstones of the Fort Saskatchewan community.

Whether you’re a business owner looking to make connections at the Trade Show or a family eager to start your holiday shopping at the Christmas Marketplace, there’s no better way to celebrate the spirit of Fort Saskatchewan than by attending

these hallmark events. Keep an eye on the Chamber’s calendar and be sure to join the fun—whether in the spring or during the festive months of November, these events are not to be missed.

Both the Annual Trade Show & Market and the Christmas Marketplace are perfect opportunities to connect with the community, support local businesses, and celebrate all that makes Fort Saskatchewan a wonderful place to live and work. We look forward to welcoming you to these unforgettable events in 2025! l

The 40th Annual Business Awards

The Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce hosted its prestigious 40th Annual Business Awards in October, celebrating the spirit of entrepreneurship, innovation, and community involvement that drives the local economy. The event, held at the Fort Saskatchewan Community Hall, brought together entrepreneurs, community leaders, and business owners to honour the best in the region. As the Chamber marked four decades of the awards, the evening reflected both the history and the future of Fort Saskatchewan’s business community.

With a packed room of over 150 guests, the night was full of excitement and anticipation. The Chamber has long been an advocate for local businesses, and this annual event stands as a reminder of the talent, innovation, and dedication that exist within the district.

The awards ceremony highlighted the achievements of local businesses across a wide range of categories. This year’s awards spanned multiple categories, with each winner demonstrating remarkable growth, community impact, or a commitment to customer service. Among the night’s highlights was the announcement of the new People’s Choice Award, which went to The Atlantic Kitchen, a company recognized for its outstanding customer service and community involvement.

AWARD WINNERS

Construction & Trades Business of the Year

CSN Fort Saskatchewan Auto Body

Food, Retail & Hotel Business of the Year

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Industrial Business of the Year, Strike Group.

Small Personal & Professional Services Business of the Year, City Law Offices

Large Personal and

Business of

Year, Urban Centre Dental.

New Business of the Year, Sweet K & A.

Construction & Trades Business of the Year, CSN

Fort Saskatchewan Auto Body.

AWARD WINNERS

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Industrial Business of the Year

Strike Group

Large Personal & Professional Services Business of the Year

Urban Centre Dental

Non-Profit/Community Organization of the Year

Fort Saskatchewan Multicultural Association

S mall Personal & Professional Services Business of the Year City Law Offices

New Business of the Year

Sweet K & A

People’s Choice Award

The Atlantic Kitchen

The event was not only a celebration of business success but also of community spirit. Throughout the evening,

Non-profit/Community Organization of the year, Fort Saskatchewan

attendees enjoyed comedic entertainment, local gourmet appetizers, and opportunities to network and connect.

The Business Awards also served as a reminder of the Chamber’s role as a driving force behind the local economy. As the voice of business community in the Fort Saskatchewan region, the Chamber continues to advocate for its members, provide essential resources, and create opportunities for growth and collaboration.

The 40th Annual Business Awards did more than celebrate the past — it also looked to the future. As the Chamber moves forward, it remains committed to building on its 40-year legacy by supporting local businesses through advocacy, education, and networking opportunities. The Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce looks forward to another year of helping its members thrive in an ever-evolving economic landscape. l

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A message from GALE KATCHUR

Mayor, Fort Saskatchewan

Dear Members of the Chamber of Commerce and Valued Community Partners,

What an extraordinary year it has been for the City of Fort Saskatchewan! At this time, I am pleased to share a few exciting results of our collaborative efforts and strong partnerships:

• Over $11 billion in new industrial investments has poured into our community, generating hundreds of new jobs and sparking a wave of new business growth.

• Our city’s population has reached nearly 30,000 people, reflecting a remarkable growth rate of 4.3 per cent.

• More than 1,600 businesses are currently operating in Fort Saskatchewan, and that number is growing every day.

• Over 97 per cent of local businesses expressed satisfaction in owning and operating a business in the Fort, and more than 88 per cent of local businesses would recommend the Fort to other businesses as a place to locate and grow.

These numbers are more than just statistics. They symbolize the fruits of our shared efforts to build a welcoming, inclusive, dynamic community. Together,

we’ve created a business-friendly environment that supports industry and is ready for the challenges and opportunities that lie before us.

I am incredibly thankful for the invaluable contributions of our residents, our local businesses, and our industry partners. This spirit of cooperation and innovation drives our city forward, making it a hub of opportunity and growth. As a result, we are now seeing an infusion of opportunity that marks the beginning of an exciting chapter in our city’s story.

Looking ahead, I am filled with excitement for the next few years. With our continued focus on economic development, workforce expansion, and community enrichment, we are poised for unprecedented economic expansion and success. The future is bright for Fort Saskatchewan, and I am confident that, together, we will seize every opportunity to ensure prosperity for all.

Thank you for your commitment to our shared success. Let’s continue to build on this momentum and make our city an even greater place to live, work, and do business.

Gale Katchur Mayor

advocacy for businesses in the region. Your Chamber’s longevity reflects the strong foundation you have support your continued efforts in shaping the future of Fort Saskatchewan’s business community for

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The mighty dredge: Pioneering change in the dredging industry

At Canada Pump and Power (CPP) Corporation, we are committed to redefining the dredging industry—not only in Canada but across the globe. With the launch of the Mighty Dredge, we’re proud to showcase our mission: We will be the best and easiest solution for dive, pump, barge, and dredge needs for all of our existing and future clients. This isn’t just a statement; it’s a promise that drives everything we do.

WHY DREDGING MATTERS

Dredging is vital for maintaining safe navigation in our waterways, enhancing ecosystems, and ensuring the operational efficiency of ports and harbors. Yet, traditional dredging methods often come with challenges, including high labour costs, safety risks, and lengthy project timelines. The Mighty Dredge aims to change all that.

INTRODUCING THE MIGHTY DREDGE

The Mighty Dredge is more than just another piece of equipment; it’s an advanced, autonomous solution designed to streamline operations with a focus on safety

and efficiency. It incorporates remote monitoring, data collection, analytics, and artificial intelligence. Here are some key features that set the Mighty Dredge apart:

1. Autonomous Operation: The Mighty Dredge can work continuously without needing a full crew on-site. This not only reduces labour costs but also minimizes safety risks associated with hazardous environments.

2. Remote Monitoring: Equipped with advanced sensors and a GPS system, the Mighty Dredge allows operators to monitor its performance in real-time, from a safe distance. Alerts and notifications are sent directly to operators’ phones, ensuring quick responses to any issues that may arise.

3. Cost Efficiency: Clients can expect up to a 30 per cent reduction in operational costs compared to traditional dredging methods. This cost savings stems from lower labour requirements and increased efficiency.

4. Versatile Design: The Mighty Dredge is customizable to

fit various dredging needs. The 4” model handle solids up to one inch in diameter and operates effectively across different water types and conditions.

5. Environmental Impact: By reducing the need for on-site personnel, the Mighty Dredge minimizes disturbance to the surrounding environment. The autonomous operation also allows for more precise dredging, which protects sensitive ecosystems.

REAL-WORLD IMPACT

Our dredging team has already begun to see the transformative benefits of the Mighty Dredge. This technology has changed our approach to dredging, and we are aiming to complete major projects ahead of schedule while significantly reducing costs and enhancing safety. We also use the mapping and production tools developed as part of the Mighty Dredge alongside our conventional equipment, allowing us to show our clients exactly how the dredge is performing in real time.

The Mighty Dredge uses a 31HP – 975 USGPM @ 50 ft head pump which can handle solids up to one inch in diameter. The Mighty Dredge pump can draw 30 per cent solids when operating at maximum capacity. The

system requires a 480VAC, 3 phase, 60Hz electric power supply for the pump and control systems.

This innovative tool shows our commitment to providing not just equipment but effective solutions that empower our clients to achieve their goals.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE INNOVATION

What truly sets CPP apart is our dedicated team. Our engineers and operators are passionate about creating safe, efficient, and innovative solutions. Jeremy Leonard, CEO of Canada Pump and Power, emphasizes, “Our focus is on making dredging operations safer and more effective for everyone involved. The Mighty Dredge is a culmination of that vision.”

By prioritizing human safety and environmental responsibility, we ensure that our technologies align with the needs of both our clients and the communities they serve.

JOIN THE DREDGING REVOLUTION

We invite you to explore the future of dredging with us. The Mighty Dredge is not just an upgrade; it’s an opportunity to transform how you operate. Whether you’re involved in marine construction, environmental

restoration, or port management, the Mighty Dredge can be a game-changer for your operations.

For more information about the Mighty Dredge and how it can elevate your dredging projects, visit our LinkedIn page or our website. Let’s work together to enhance safety, efficiency, and sustainability in the dredging industry.

Canada Pump and Power is proud to lead the way in revolutionizing dredging with the Mighty Dredge. Our commitment to innovation, safety, and client success sets us apart and positions us as a trusted partner in the industry. Together, we can reshape the future of dredging and make a lasting impact on our environment and communities.

Discover how Canada Pump and Power can elevate your projects beyond dredging. We offer a full suite of industrial marine services, including DIVE • PUMP • BARGE • DREDGE solutions, all designed to meet your needs efficiently and effectively. Visit us at canadapumpandpower.com and mightypumps.com for more information. Thank you!

ABOUT CANADA PUMP AND POWER CORPORATION

At Canada Pump and Power (CPP) Corporation, we are dedicated to transforming industrial marine services in Canada and beyond. Since our founding in 2010, we have

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focused on delivering top-tier dive, pump, barge, and dredge solutions for a diverse range of market sectors, including government and municipalities, utilities and power, agriculture, oil and gas, mining and aggregates, construction, and pulp and paper.

Our growth has been remarkable, managing over forty million dollars in assets and supported by a dedicated team of 80 professionals. In the past two years alone, we have invested over 12 million dollars in new equipment and facilities to enhance our service offerings.

But our ambitions extend beyond Canada. With US Pump and Power in the USA and Brazil Pump and Power in Brazil, we are pioneering advanced pumping systems and autonomous technologies, solidifying our position as industry leaders.

Our success is built on collaboration and the incredible partnerships we’ve forged, alongside the strong support from the community of Fort Saskatchewan and the province of Alberta which is our home and inspiration. Together, we are creating a brighter future for everyone.

We invite you to learn more about our journey and explore how we can work together. Visit us at canadapumpandpower.com and mightypumps.com for more information.

Thank you for being part of our community!

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Dow puts Fort Saskatchewan on world map

Dow’s commitment to its Path2Zero project to build the world’s first netzero Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions ethylene and derivatives complex has brought global attention to Alberta’s Industrial Heartland and, more specifically, to the city of Fort Saskatchewan.

ALL SYSTEMS GO

“This is a massive amount of capital, one of the largest ever in the history

of Alberta’s Industrial Heartland,” says Mark Plamondon, Executive Director, Alberta’s Industrial Heartland Association (AIHA). “The fact that Dow has chosen Fort Saskatchewan as the location of what will be the world’s first net zero polyethylene manufacturing facility sends a strong signal. It shows to the rest of the world that a leading global company can meet both its economic and

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environmental objectives here in Alberta. That’s a strong statement.”

Dow’s USD$6.5 billion project includes building a new ethylene cracker and increasing polyethylene capacity by two million MTA, as well as retrofitting the site’s existing cracker to net-zero Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions. The company expects the investment to deliver USD$1 billion of EBITDA growth

per year at full run rates over the economic cycle, while decarbonizing 20 per cent of the company’s global ethylene capacity.

The project will also be a boon to Fort Saskatchewan – both the Industrial Heartland region and the city itself.

Plamondon speaks to how the multibillion investment will spur future investment and growth for the area.

“Alberta’s Industrial Heartland is already Canada’s largest hydrocarbon processing region,” he says. “The entire cluster is quite integrated. Having a larger project like this one will only enhance the industrial cluster and increase the competitiveness of the whole region. This will then fuel more economic growth and activity.”

Powering Alberta’s Future, Together

At Alberta’s Industrial Heartland Association, we’re more than just an organization—we’re a driving force behind our region’s economic growth and sustainable development.

Who We Are

Alberta’s Industrial Heartland Association is an internationally recognized team of experts that drive capital investment into Alberta’s Industrial Heartland (AIH). AIH is a 582km2 region near Edmonton and is one of the world’s most attractive locations for chemical, petrochemical, oil, and gas investment. With $45+ billion in existing capital investment and more than 40 companies, we are providing fuels, fertilizers, power, petrochemicals and more to provincial and global consumers.

The fact that Industrial Heartland is already home to some of the lowest cost ethane feedstocks in the world certainly played a part in Dow’s decision, as did the region’s existing carbon sequestration capability.

The company reports that the Fort Saskatchewan site was selected for its access to highly cost-competitive

natural gas (relative to other regions), as well as cost-advantaged ethane, a key feedstock for ethylene production.

“At full run rates, the site is expected to be one of Dow’s most competitive in the world,” states Dow. “The region also features access to existing CO2 transportation and storage

THE DOW CENTENNIAL CENTRE HAS SOMETHING

infrastructure with available capacity to fully support decarbonization of the project. It is also home to a talented workforce.”

COMMUNITY WINS

The Dow project is expected to leverage an additional USD$2 billion of investment from third parties for clean hydrogen, CO2 capture, and other infrastructure assets in the region.

To that end, Linde recently announced that it intends to build a USD$2 billion clean hydrogen and atmospheric gases facility in Fort Saskatchewan, as part of Dow’s Path2Zero Project.

Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean say that the Linde project alone will create 750 temporary construction jobs and 60 permanent jobs.

Dow has stated that its Path2Zero Project will create between 4,5005,500 jobs during peak construction and between 400 and 500 full-time jobs once operational.

Additionally, Dow has committed to more than $9 million in community investments. This will include $6.8 million to support the design and construction of the City of Fort Saskatchewan’s new aquatics facility and the Access for Everyone program, the latter of which is to provide equitable access to recreation, culture programs, and city facilities.

More than $2 million of the community investment fund will go toward the Fort Saskatchewan

Nourishment Centre, including $1.2 million for the building fund, additional resources for the building of a community kitchen, and funding for a refrigerated vehicle to help expand delivery services so the most vulnerable residents can more easily access services.

Also included in the community investments is $350,000 to Ducks Unlimited to support conservation efforts for the Prairie Potholes near Lacombe, as well as a $150,000 grant to support STEM and skilled trades education pipelines for Indigenous students.

“These collaborations reflect Dow’s belief that our actions should positively impact the communities

where we operate and the environment we share,” says Don Cameron, Dow Alberta Operations Site Director. “As we continue with our Path2Zero expansion project, we embrace this responsibility and strive to actively create meaningful and positive change to help our communities thrive.”

Dow has been a part of the Fort Saskatchewan area for more than 60 years.

“We are thrilled to see Dow’s continued investment in our community, and we know these partnerships will profoundly impact the lives of residents in Fort Saskatchewan and the surrounding regions,” says Fort Saskatchewan

Mayor Gale Katchur. “We are so proud that Dow has chosen our city for its expansion project, and we look forward to continued growth and prosperity together.”

AIHA’s Plamondon reports that Dow’s investment in the Alberta’s Industrial Heartland has already generated interest from other leading companies.

“There is a substantial opportunity for growth in the region,” he says. “Dow’s decision to locate here shows the world that not only do we have the capacity for carbon capture and sequestration but that this type of technology is not some futuristic idea. It is happening now. And we are leading the way.” l

New Jubilee Recreation Centre project on schedule

This $17.8-million project includes 12,900 additional square feet that will increase the off-ice area by 100 per cent

By Lisa Kopochinski

Located just 15 minutes northeast of Edmonton along the North Saskatchewan River in Alberta, Fort Saskatchewan is a growing community that is seeing significant infrastructure developments aimed at enhancing community amenities.

Currently undergoing modernization with a completion date slated for next summer, the Jubilee Recreation Centre (JRC) is seeing a great deal of change that will be greatly welcomed by residents. The JRC was constructed in 1965 and has had no comprehensive renovations since then.

The $17.8 million project includes 12,900 additional square feet that will increase the off-ice area by a whopping 100 per cent modernizing both the internal and external appearance and function of the facility.

Photo above: The Jubilee Recreation Centre is currently undergroing a $17,8-million modernization with a completion date slated for the summer of 2025.

“ The project is progressing well and remains on schedule and on budget.”

The lobby will be expanded and reconfigured with views into the ice area.

“The project is progressing well and remains on schedule and on budget,” says Grant Schaffer, Director of Fleet, Facilities and Engineering at the City of Fort Saskatchewan. “Delnor Construction is the general contractor. The project involves demolishing and replacing all office areas of the JRC, and all areas are being reconstructed to meet current codes and expectations for a modern arena.”

The project will feature a new main floor, which includes a larger lobby with direct viewing of the ice surface, new concession, new and expanded washrooms, new community meeting room, and an accessible ramp to lower-level change rooms. The change rooms have been

enlarged with seven in total, the addition of two universal change rooms, as well two new expanded referee rooms.

To date, all structural work is complete. Interior concrete block in the change room areas is complete, and mechanical systems are currently being roughed-in with framing of the main floor spaces.

Schaffer says the biggest challenge

was keeping the facility open during the entirety of construction.

“Temporary change rooms and washrooms were brought in to accommodate the users so that the arena could continue to be used. I would also like to thank the user groups for working with us and understanding the short-term inconvenience for the long-term benefits on what will essentially be a new facility when complete.” l

The project involves demolishing and replacing all off-ice areas of the JRC. Photos courtesy of the City of Fort Saskatchewan.

Discover the Town of Lamont: A gateway to nature, community, and opportunity

Experience life in a vibrant community. Conveniently located just 35 minutes east of Edmonton on Highway 15, and seven minutes from the north gate of Elk Island National Park, Lamont is the perfect spot for a weekend getaway or day trip. Lamont boasts a great selection of services and facilities including

serene local parks, accommodation for tourists and workers, and an array of shopping and dining options.

Lamont has a full range of services and amenities, including a nationally top-rated hospital, full-service senior’s lodge with self-contained units, as well as assisted living units for seniors. Pre-kindergarten to grade 12 public schools, library, arena, community hall, curling rink, and an abundance of local parks. Lamont has excellent accommodation for both visitors and workforce rentals, fine dining options, as well as a full assortment of shopping needs.

Lamont has a Sunny Girl approved Farmers Market which runs Wednesdays, 4-7 p.m. from May to September at the Lamont recreation center. The town hosts a parade in conjunction with the Summer Sizzler Rodeo and the Lamont Lions pancake breakfast held the second Saturday in July. The Lamont Light UP Committee volunteers put on an amazing Christmas event on the last Saturday in November. The event includes pictures with Santa, crafts, entertainment, sleigh rides, festival of trees, bake sales, kidsonly shopping, fire truck rides, food and drinks, with the finale of winter

wonder lights turned on by Santa himself and fireworks to end the amazing day.

Lamont has seen a recent surge in economic activity with the provincial funding announcement for the Lamont Health Care Centre expansion that will begin construction in 2025, the sale of an 8.19 acre parcel of land zoned for commercial development, the sale and reopening on the Lamont RV Park and Campground, and recent business sales in the community including the Lamont Inn and Suites, Burger Baron, and Lamont Boarding Kennels Inc. The Town of Lamont has a three-year tax incentive program for new residential or commercial development, and land available to accommodate your next project.

The Town of Lamont is excited to welcome you to our great community where we are here to help and serve. For any inquiries, please visit www.lamont.ca or call 780-895-2010. l

Charting a course to a shared culture of safety

Empowering members through ACSA’s Five-Year Strategy

By Mark Hoosein, CEO, ACSA

In a high-risk construction industry, safety is more than just compliance—it’s a shared responsibility.

With over 56,000 member companies, the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA), a memberfocused, industry-funded not-for-profit organization, is Alberta’s largest certifying partner. Recognizing that safety is a collective effort, ACSA works with members and industry experts to foster safety and business

excellence for more than 300,000 construction workers.

Since joining ACSA in 2023, Chief Executive Officer Mark Hoosein has focused on listening to members and understanding the industry’s evolving needs. He and his team are now actioning their plans, helping members reach and exceed their safety goals and adapt to industry changes.

“Our five-year strategic plan is about creating a safer, more supportive environment for our members, their employees and our partners,” Mark explains.

LEADING SAFETY IN A GROWING INDUSTRY

As Alberta experiences growth, the need for new and innovative safety solutions is rising. Mark points to Dow’s Path2Zero expansion project in Fort Saskatchewan, which aims to decarbonize manufacturing facilities while delivering low-emission products. The project will create up to 7,000 jobs during peak construction and approximately 500 full-time jobs once operational.

For ACSA members, projects like these are more than job opportunities—they offer a chance to elevate safety across the industry. ACSA’s strategic plan positions members to stay ahead in safety practices and take full advantage of the province’s growth.

“When our members lead in safety, their businesses thrive. Our members’ success is Alberta’s success. When workers are safe, skilled and confident, businesses, the industry and our province flourish,” Mark says.

TAILORING SUPPORT TO BUILD SUCCESS

Members are at the centre of ACSA’s programs and services. The association continually refines and expands its offerings to ensure members get the support they need, regardless of their business size. At the November 2024 conference, themed Safety Foundations: Constructing a Culture of Excellence, ACSA launched its Certificate of Recognition (COR) and Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) modernization initiatives. Through engagement and consultation, ACSA

is improving its flagship COR program to provide ongoing and added value for employers of all sizes. Members can help shape these programs by sharing their input at engage.youracsa.ca.

For those seeking designations like the National Health and Safety Administrator (NHSA) or

National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO), ACSA now offers online proctoring, allowing them to complete exams from anywhere. ACSA also provides various safety training, from webinars to in- person classes. With Instruction by Request (IBR), members receive customized training delivered at their workplace.

In addition to physical safety, members can access resources to navigate psychological safety in the workplace through ACSA’s Psychological Health and Safety webinar series. The series builds on the success of ACSA’s 2023 conference, featuring experts from Alberta Occupational Health & Safety (OHS), the Workers Compensation Board (WCB) and the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC), Opening Minds.

“We’re here to ensure our members are prepared to lead, with safety embedded in every aspect of their business,” Mark says.

As Alberta embraces new technologies and industrial growth, members can rely on ACSA’s commitment to innovative programs and facilitating access to expertise. ACSA and its members are building a safer, stronger future for Alberta’s construction industry.

Discover how ACSA can support you at youracsa.ca or email info@youracsa.ca. l

Nutrien celebrates 40 years in business

The company attributes the site’s success to its dedicated and caring staff

Nutrien’s Fort Saskatchewan Operations recently celebrated a significant milestone and impressive accomplishment—its 40th Anniversary.

Ted Sawchuk, General Manager of the Nutrien Fort Saskatchewan site, says “Our purpose of ‘Feeding the Future’ gives us motivation to continuously improve to make our operations safer, more productive, and more efficient.”

Nutrien’s Fort Saskatchewan

Operations consist of an ammonia and urea plant supplying nitrogen fertilizers to growers throughout Canada. Sawchuk says they have many accomplishments to be proud of over the last four decades, and he attributes the site’s success to the dedicated and caring staff. He says their commitment to safe, sustainable operations and protection of the environment, community, and customers is always top of mind.

By Lisa Kopochinski

“We strive to improve the site, community, and environment. We have increased our production capacity by over 30 per cent, improved our energy efficiency, donated to many worthy causes in our community, and recently remediated an area around our site and planted more than 70,000 trees.”

CHAMBER COLLABORATION

The company’s relationship with the community is an important one, as is its relationship with

Nutrien’s Fort Saskatchewan Operations recently celebrated a significant milestone and impressive accomplishment—its 40th Anniversary.

Photos courtesy of Nutrien

the Fort Saskatchewan & District Chamber of Commerce as they have collaborated on several initiatives together. “Nutrien strives to be an active and contributing member of each community in which we operate to create long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with our community,” says Joelle Tymchuk, Nutrien Site Administrator/ Community Relations and Investment. “The Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce supports community and economic development, which aligns with Nutrien’s philosophy and community relations.”

One great event that Nutrien has sponsored for several years is the Corn Roast at the Chamber’s Farmer’s Market, a cherished community event that brings together residents of Fort

Saskatchewan in a celebration of local agriculture and community spirit.

“Nutrien continues to sponsor the corn roast as we see the benefits of this annual tradition that showcases local produce, promotes a family friendly atmosphere, and community bonding,” says Tymchuk.

“By supporting such events, our company is demonstrating its dedication to corporate social responsibility and community wellbeing. This creates an opportunity for employees to engage with the community and foster goodwill. The Corn Roast strengthens the social fabric of Fort Saskatchewan and, of course, provides an opportunity for attendees to enjoy some corn.”

Nutrien has also provided “Crop Cash” at the Farmer’s Market that

“By supporting events, our company is demonstrating its dedication to corporate social responsibility and community well-being.”

can be used to purchase fresh foods and preserves. This program already existed, but Nutrien and the Chamber collaborated to elevate this idea into something more interactive for the community.

“The program aims to support local farmers and businesses while promoting healthy eating which sparked the idea of gathering recipes from residences in the community. The creation of a cookbook was a natural progression for this project,” explains Tymchuk. She adds that there is room for this project to grow as Nutrien will continue to demonstrate its commitment to the well-being of the communities in which they operate.

Sawchuk was quick to share Nutrien’s vision for the Fort Saskatchewan area over the next few years, “We will continue to maintain our safe and efficient operations in the community, supplying our farmers with the essential nutrients needed to grow their crops and improve the environment in which we operate. We look for further opportunities to grow our business and support the amazing Fort Saskatchewan community that we have been a part of for 40 years.” l

Nutrien’s Fort Saskatchewan Operations consist of an ammonia and urea plant supplying nitrogen fertilizers to growers throughout Canada.

New Aquatic Centre in proposal stage

If approved for construction, the facility will span 52,000 square feet and be able to accommodate 800 people

By Lisa Kopochinski

A new Aquatics Centre project at the Dow Centennial Centre in Fort Saskatchewan is still in the proposal stage but the status may change in the next few months.

Appendix A – Aquatics Facility Concept Renderings

by end of year,” says Grant Schaffer, Director Fleet, Facilities and Engineering for the City of Fort Saskatchewan.

to move the project through the detailed design phase and to refine the construction budget for approval.”

Appendix A - Aquatics Facility Concept Renderings

“We are currently preparing the procurement documents and hope to have the project team assembled

“With the total project budget estimated at $54 million based on conceptual level estimates, City Council has approved $5.4 million

This is the floor print of the aquatics facility concept at the Dow Centennial Centre.

If approved for construction, the new Aquatics Centre will span 52,000 square feet and be able to accommodate 800 people. It will

A high-level rendering of a potential facility option that was generated and presented to the Council in February. The final floor plan and look of the facility will be refined during the design process.

The associated image(s) are a concept only, used to confirm space allocations, potential amenity locations and basic costing. The rendering does not represent actual

There will also be separate zero depth entry space (children’s pool) with warmer water; a leisure pool for patrons to play and enjoy different water amenitie...

include a lane pool, leisure pool, children’s pool, hot tub, play amenities, steam room, sauna, barrier-free change rooms, staff spaces, training room, and required mechanical spaces.

Proposed features include separate tanks for simultaneous uses and programing. There will also be separate zero depth entry space (children’s pool) with warmer water; a leisure pool for patrons to play and enjoy different water amenities –which includes spray features, and an eight-lane lap pool.

This new facility will be double the size of the current Harbour Pool, which can only accommodate 300 people and provide only one activity at a time—either leisure swim or swim lessons.

An architect and general contractor have yet been selected as the City is just beginning the process to procure the project team. l

If approved for construction, the new Aquatics Centre will span 52,000 square feet and be able to accommodate 800 people. It will include a lane pool, leisure pool, children’s pool, hot tub, play amenities, steam room, sauna, barrier-free change rooms, staff spaces, training room, and mechanical spaces.

Westland Insurance acquires F.A. Smith Insurance, expanding Alberta presence

As of August 1, 2024, Westland Insurance, one of Canada’s largest insurance brokers, has acquired F.A. Smith Insurance Service Ltd.

Acquiring Smith Insurance Service, an Alberta-based brokerage, grows Westland’s presence in the province and expands its ability to serve more clients in Fort Saskatchewan, Lamont, and Smoky Lake, Alberta.

At Westland, we always go above and beyond to connect clients with the coverage that works best for them. From personal insurance to business insurance, our expert advisors do the work to make recommendations that

fit our clients’ lives. Plus, our large network of insurers means they always get great rates and options. At every step of the process, we go the extra mile to ensure clients receive the peace of mind they’re looking for. We work hard to provide Canadians with coverage that goes further.

In Fort Saskatchewan, Lamont, and Smoky Lake, you’ll continue to meet with the same great brokers and receive the same personalized service you’ve come to expect from Smith Insurance Service, now under the Westland name. Please visit the Westland Insurance website at westlandinsurance.ca to learn more. l

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Fort Sight & Sound

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 246-2952

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Fort Signs

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2766

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Fort Station Pharmacy

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 589-1314

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Fort Taxi 2018 Ltd.

Ardrossan, AB (780) 998-9446

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FortisAlberta Inc.

Calgary, AB 310-WIRE (9473) www.fortisalberta.com

Fountain Tire Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-4384

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Freson Bros.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (587) 285-2600 www.freson.com

Gallason Industrial Cleaning Services Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-7773

Gallo LLP, Chartered Professional Accountants

Sherwood Park, AB (780) 417-7530

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Givens LLP

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2110

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Global Convention Services Ltd.

Edmonton, AB (780) 446-2050

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Goodwill Industries of Alberta Edmonton, AB (780) 944-1414

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Grainger Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-3726

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H&H Developments Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, ab (780) 722-0960

Harmony in the Workplace Ltd. (780) 460-1019

Heartland Ford Sales Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-5450

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Heartland Housing Foundation

Sherwood Park, AB (780) 400-3500

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Heartland Industrial Services Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-1919

Herb Clinic (Medical Clinic at Southpointe)

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 997-0177

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HM Electric

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 912-2082

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Home Hardware Building Centre

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-1190

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HT & Associates

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2060

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iMaGiNaTioN Engraving and Creative Studios

Lamont, AB (780) 719-0597

Impact Academy Mindset Training

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 934-3296

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Ingram Renovations

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 904-4074

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Innovative Biz Management

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (778) 214-1226

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Integra Tire

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-1826

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Integral Energy Services Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (403) 912-1261

www.integralenergy.ca

Integrity Land Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-1500

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Jak’d Bruderheim, AB (780) 686-9453

Jenkins & Jenkins

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-4200

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Jiffy Lube

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-4700

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J-MAC Contracting

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 945-7496

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Josephburg Agricultural Society

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-9450

JP Fenrich Financial Services

Edmonton, AB (780) 468-9292

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Judy’s Safety Company Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 589-1544

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KANAN Plumbing

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 667-5780

Karis Law Office

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 912-0340

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Kate’s Delivery

Fort saskatchewan, AB (587) 590-8895

Kenner Media

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 893-1116

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Keyera Energy Ltd.

Calgary, AB (403) 205-8300

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Keystone Mortgage Corp - Leslie Cairns

Sherwood Park, AB (780) 570-5457

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KG Enterprises Lamont, AB (780) 940-9832

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Kjenner Financial Services Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-9300

Kowal Indus Trees

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 243-4183

KV & Associates LLP, Chartered Professional Accountants

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-1616

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Lafarge Canada Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-1659

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Lakeview Inn & Suites

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-7888

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Lamont & District Agricultural Society

Lamont, AB (587) 317-8804

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Lamont County

Lamont, AB (780) 895-2233

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Landover Homes Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 416-9122

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Lasered Maple

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 952-3975

Lativer Clothing

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 289-6449

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Laura Laforce Psychic Medium

Spruce Grove, AB (780) 966-1659

Legacy Jewellers

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 589-5088

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Life in the Heartland

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 656-6005

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Liftruck Training Institute of Canada Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-5527

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Liquor House

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 589-0027

Little Minion Events

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 887-5454

Lone Wild Rose Investments Inc. Lamont, AB (780) 895-2225

M. Friel Agencies Inc.(Co-operators)

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-9888

Marino’s Plumbing & Heating (780) 953-2863

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Mark Schmidt

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-5255

Master Cleaner

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-9411

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Maximal Mortgages Inc.

Mundare, AB (780) 818-6010

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McDonalds - LO Food Enterprise Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-9926

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MCSnet

Saint Paul, AB (866) 390-3928

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McSween Custom Fabricating Sturgeon County, AB (780) 998-0600

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MEGlobal Canada ULC

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 997-7600

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Mel Martin’s Transfer Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2429

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Melissa Saretsky - Century 21 Masters

Edmonton, AB (780) 709-9658

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MetCredit

Edmonton, AB (780) 423-2231

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Metrix Group LLP

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-0266

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MGS Company

Edmonton, AB (780) 466-8830

Millers Ice Cream

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 916-9871

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Minute Muffler

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-1449

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MJ Lyons Immigration Consulting

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (825) 436-3817

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MLA Fort Saskatchewan/ Vegreville

Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (587) 801-3114

MOD Kitchens Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 997-0909 www.choosemod.com

Modern Denture Care

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-3137 www.moderndenturecare.ca

Modern Muse Media

Edmonton, AB (780) 297-4712

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Molly Maid

Edmonton, AB (587) 987-6243

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NAIT Corporate & International Training

Edmonton, AB (780) 378-5035

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Navy League of Canada Fort Saskatchewan Branch

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 220-8242

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Northern Lights Candy Company

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 850-6128

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Norwex

Sherwood Park, AB (780) 232-3747

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Noyen Construction Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-3974

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Nufloors Sherwood Park

Sherwood Park, AB (780) 449-4860

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Nutrien Fort Saskatchewan Nitrogen Operations

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-6911

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Nutrien Redwater Fertilizer Operations Redwater, AB (780) 998-6111

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Oakwood Management Ltd. Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-7368

Oerlikon Metco (Canada) Inc. Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-5100

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Oleksyn Homes

Fort Sask., AB (780) 998-0684 www.oleksynhomes.com

Oleksyn, A.b. Drywall Ltd./riverpark Trucking (div. Of)

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-0684

On-Track Railway Operations Sturgeon County, AB (780) 973-6003

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Original Joe’s Restaurant & Bar Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-0520 www.originaljoes.ca

Park Plumbing & Heating Ltd.

Ardrossan, AB (780) 721-1293

Paul Hotke Professional Corporation

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-5011

Pennell’s Contracting

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 918-2962

Penny-Kare Enterprises

Edmonton, AB (780) 914-6327

Pet Value - Your Pet Your Store (Lively Pets Inc on CP)

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-0955

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Pine Coulee Contracting

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 999-5956

Postmedia Fort Record

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-7070

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Pots Bar & Grill

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-1411

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Primerica

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 990-6993

PWTransit Canada Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 912-0619

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Qualicare Home Care of Edmonton East, Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 328-6655

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Quincie Oilfield Products Edmonton, AB (780) 449-7575

Radisson Red Deer

Red Deer, AB (403) 342-6567

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RBC Royal Bank

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-3721

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Reaction Screw Piling Inc.

Nisku, AB (780) 955-7375

Red Star Productions

Edmonton, AB (780) 903-7577

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Reflections Detailing

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 220-5568

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ReMax Real Estate

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2295

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RKS Hotel Group

Edmonton, AB (780) 465-7931

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Robert I. F. Thomas Chartered Accountant

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-0320

Robertson’s Plumbing & Gasfitting Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-3847

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Robin Hood Association

Fort Saskatchewan, (780) 992-0035

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Ron’s Rentals

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 725-1204 www.ronsrental.com

Rosecroft Custom Homes

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2822

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Ross Creek Medical Clinic

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 589-3989

Royal LePage Noralta Real Estate

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-7801

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RRC Insulation Service

Sturgeon Country, AB (780) 921-4060

Scotiabank

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-3711

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Scott K Auto

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 993-2139

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Serenity Funeral Services

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-1422

www.serenity.ca

Servus Credit Union Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 638-7308

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Shanked Computer Recycling Acheson, AB (780) 486-7837

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Share & Care Thrift

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (587) 285-0067

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Shell Scotford

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-3600

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Sherritt International Corporation

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-7000

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Sherwood Park - Fort Saskatchewan Conservative Association

Sherwood Park, Ab (780) 640-1062

www.edmontonsherwoodpark.ca/

Shoppers Drug Mart

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2236

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Sign Guru

Sherwood Park, AB (780) 803-7446

Sky Hy Pizza & Donair Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 997-9882

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Smith Insurance Service

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2501

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SNAC Jerky

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 231-4924

Solid Ground Landscaping Supplies

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 916-7625

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Solution Services Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 446-0391

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Sonrise Drywall Services

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 993-5586

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Southfort Chevrolet Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-7881

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Southfort Dental Centre

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-1759

www.southfortdental.ca

Southfort Farms Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 777-4153

Spectre Systems

Andrew, AB (780) 239-4321

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Straightline Chrysler

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-0900

www.straightlinechrysler.ca

Strathcona County

Sherwood Park, AB (780) 410-6533

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Strathcona Security Locksmiths

Sherwood Park, AB (780) 940-3665

www.strathconalock.ca

Strike Group

Fort Sask, Ab (780) 913-3553

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Sturgeon County Morinville, AB (780) 939-8367

www.startinsturgeon.ca

Sturgeon Creek Post Publications

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-3777

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Sturgeon Rewind 2013 Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2220

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Super 8

Fort Saskatchewan, ab (780) 998-2898

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Superior Auto Glass

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 729-7119

Sweet K&A Bakery Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 603-3882

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TAG Developments Ltd.

Edmonton, AB (780) 486-3919

www.tag.ca

Tanya Shewchuk

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 915-0006

Taurus Projects Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-5001

www.taurusprojects.ca

Tech Masters Inc.

Sherwood Park, AB (780) 485-2289

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Terra Currie Designs

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 920-9052

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The Bear’s Den

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 589-2025

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The Canadian Brewhouse

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 912-0453

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The Cotton Candy Shoppe Fort Saskatchewan, AB (587) 783-4747

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The Fort Distillery Ltd. Fort Saskatchewan, AB (587) 588-9237

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The Furnace Ventilator & Duct Cleaning Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 267-3828

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The Kanata By BCM Inns Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2770

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The Lamont Leader (Caribou publishing) Lamont, AB (780) 895-2780

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The Mustard Seed Edmonton, AB (780) 982-0574

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The Potters House Church of Fort Saskatchewan Fort saskatchewan, AB (780) 660-2160

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The Root Seller Edmonton, AB (780) 473-2588

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The Space Yoga, Wellness & Meditation Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 912-3415

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The Treehouse OSC Inc. Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 912-1167

The Venue by Ken’s Catering Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 912-8311

Thistle Automotive Ltd. Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-0588

www.thistleauto.ca

Thompson Mechanical Services Ltd. Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-0586

Tiny Tim Mini Donuts Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 991-6410

Titan Towing

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-7668

Titus Safety Consulting Inc. FORT SASKATCHEWAN, AB (780) 233-0123

www.titussafetyconsulting.ca

Tombstone Heavy Duty

Sturgeon County, AB (780) 531-2779

www.tombstonehd.ca

Town of Bruderheim

Bruderheim, AB (780) 796-3731

www.bruderheim.ca

Town of Lamont

Lamont, AB (780) 895-2010

www.lamont.ca

Trail Tire (Tirecraft Fort Saskatchewan)

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-1313

www.tirecraft.com/fort-saskatchewantirecraft

Trinity Automotive Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 953-9795

www.trinityautomotiveservice.com

Tru-West Company Ltd.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 997-2377

Tupperware

Ardrossan, AB (780) 913-5848

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Twice But Nice

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-0072

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Umicore Canada Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 992-5700

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Unfussy Inc.

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 819-8760

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Urban Centre Dental

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2008

www.urbancentredentalclinic.com

Velthuis Farms

Vivid Vision

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-7756

www.vividvision.ca

Waste Connections of Canada Inc.

Edmonton, AB (780) 464-9400

www.wasteconnectionscanada.com

Webb’s Machinery Ltd. Lamont, AB (780) 293-7515

www.webbsmachinery.com

Wild Rose Old Tyme Fiddlers Association

Edmonton, AB (780) 962-8857 www.wildrosefiddlers.org

Willowridge Construction Ltd. Sherwood Park, AB (780) 998-9133

www.willowridgeconstruction.ca

Winner’s Way Source For Sports Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-2288

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Wolf Midstream

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 997-4040

www.accesspipeline.com

World Financial Group

Edmonton, AB (780) 690-4402

www.agents.wfgcanada.ca/berna-sutton

World of Spas

Edmonton, AB (780) 436-7727

www.worldofspas.com

Yakimets Pharmacy

Fort Saskatchewan, AB (780) 998-7722

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