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Almanac / History
History
History of Canada
Over the past 400 years, Canada has evolved from a
sparsely populated trading post to the tenth-richest sovereign
power in the world. It stands alone as the only country to separate from its colonial power through peaceful means.
The political boundary of what is now known as Canada recorded thousands of years of history before European colonization, but was one of the last places on Earth to host human
habitation. While modern Homo sapiens emerged from the eastern region of Africa 200,000 years ago, most scientists agree
that it took another 175,000 years for humans to find their way
across the ice bridge that once joined Alaska and Eastern Siberia. The land that now constitutes Canada has seen the longest
period of human habitation in the New World: from the original
migration 25,000 years ago came all the indigenous cultures of
North and South America including the Arctic Inuit, Blackfoot,
Cree, Algonquin, Dene, and Iroquois League of Five Nations.
Estimates put the number of native peoples in the United States
and Canada before European contact at about two million.
Columbus may have been given credit for the “discovery” of
America in 1492, but proof exists that Vikings voyaged to Greenland and further west as early as 982 A.D. Archeological evidence points to Norse settlements in Newfoundland at L’Anse
aux Meadows dating back to approximately 1000 A.D., making
Canada the actual site of the European discovery of North America. The Vikings, however, were not concerned with permanent
colonization, only Canadian natural resources. By the time Christopher Columbus arrived, the Norse settlements had been
abandoned.
With Christopher Columbus came the European fervour of
colonizing the New World. Seeking a way to circumvent the long
land trade routes to Asian goods by crossing the Atlantic to what
he thought was India, Columbus inadvertently began the Age of
Discovery. European powers established colonies, seeking
spice, gold, slaves, and new crops, as well as the promotion of
Christianity among the native peoples. The earlier colonies,
mostly Spanish and Portuguese, were concentrated in South
America, Central America, and the Caribbean. England and
France, however, turned their attention north. John Cabot, an
Italian-born English explorer, is credited as being the first European explorer after the Vikings to set foot in North America. Although this exploration occurred only five years after Columbus’s
discoveries, it was not until 1605 that permanent settlements
were established. Many explorers, including Henry Hudson, still
attempted to find the Northwest Passage, a reputed waterway
through the New World to Asia. The reasons for this 100-year
gap have more to do with European affairs than those of the
New World.
Two events slowed the colonization of North America: religious unrest and war in Europe. In 1517, Martin Luther distributed his list of 95 grievances against the Catholic Church by
means of a new invention, the printing press. Thus began the
Protestant Reformation. This schism was to have far-reaching
consequences across all of European history, but in the short
term, it created rancorous religious strife. Most of Europe turned
inward to deal with unrest and religious crisis. Escalating political
conflicts enveloped most of Western Europe for decades, drawing resources away from colonization efforts. The French Wars
of Religion, the Italian Wars, and popular uprisings combined
with new religious uprisings to turn the attention of Europe away
from the New World for more than a century.
France looked to North America as the best possible source of
wealth and power and as a relief from war debt. When French explorer Jacques Cartier sailed up the St. Lawrence River in 1534,
he claimed the territory for France, and gave it the name it still
bears today: Canada. Once fur traders arrived in Eastern Canada
in the 1500s, France monopolized the fur trade. While the French
made an effort to establish friendly trading relations with the native
population, the Iroquois in particular proved openly hostile. Conflicts with local tribes soon convinced the crown that if traders were
to make a profit in Canada, a permanent military and civilian presence was essential. King Henry IV sent his royal “hydrographer,”
Samuel de Champlain to map the region.
In 1605, after exploring the coast of North America as far
south as Cape Cod, Champlain established the first permanent
French settlement at Port Royal, and in 1608 he founded Quebec City. New France, as it was then called, grew slowly, mainly
due to disinterest from the mainland and war with the Iroquois.
The settlers survived attacks from native peoples through their
alliance with the Algonquin, Montagnais, and Huron peoples.
These alliances not only secured their survival, but greatly increased France’s control of the fur trade. Europeans had little
experience in the thick wilderness of the area, an expertise that
the native peoples supplied.
Once again religious tensions in Europe interfered with Canada’s settlement and growth. By the mid-seventeenth century,
while England’s American and Caribbean colonies grew selfsufficient, New France remained underpopulated. The struggling
colony drained France’s resources. The French crown decided
to take action by creating land incentives for emigrants to New
France. Only one caveat stood in the way: all settlers must be
Roman Catholic, or convert to Roman Catholicism before leaving
Europe. This change of policy, undertaken at the urging of the
fanatical Catholic Cardinal Richelieu, closest advisor to King
Louis XIII, created friction. Previously, French Protestants, especially the persecuted sect known as Huguenots, had fled to New
France to escape religious persecution. Cardinal Richelieu’s new
edict would have a lasting impact on the religious and political
makeup of modern Canada.
In the late seventeenth century, English and French colonies
in the New World began to take a stronger foothold. Both nations
finally saw a large-scale financial return on their investments, but
a war in Europe again infringed on Canada’s nascent growth.
New France, already in the middle of brutal intertribal warfare
with the Algonquins, conflicted with the Iroquois confederacy opposing them. With the War of the Grand Alliance in 1688, which
pitted France against almost all of continental Europe, the Iroquois began to receive English weapons as part of government
policy. This escalation by the English heightened the already
bloody warfare. English armies and their Iroquois allies captured
Port Royal, but were turned back from Quebec City, due mainly
to a decimation of forces by disease. The war eventually petered
out, and a peace was signed in 1697. The Iroquois, however,
continued the fight without British help, and eventually suffered a
series of major defeats, forcing them to sue for peace four years
later.
New France, and thereby Canada, seemed securely in the
mother country’s domain following the end of the War of the
Grand Alliance. However, France’s control of the region was not
to last. Queen Anne’s War, which began only a year after the
French peace with the Iroquois, lead England to claim Nova
Scotia and Newfoundland, as well as the rights to the land surrounding Hudson Bay. Fighting broke out again three decades
later in 1744, in a battle known as King George’s War, but neither side was able to enlarge their colonial positions.
By 1754 the long-standing animosity between the English and
French seeped into the New World, culminating in the Seven
Years War, known in the Americas as the French and Indian
War. The causes of the conflict were threefold. The lucrative fur
trade, rich fishing grounds, ample lumber, and mineral deposits
all promised great wealth to whoever controlled Canada. Secondly, the fiercely anti-Catholic British felt that the Protestant
French were heretics, a feeling that was reciprocated by the
French. Thirdly, possession of colonies overseas could be used
as diplomatic bargaining chips should the war in Europe go
badly.
The Seven Years War was the first worldwide war, fought on
five continents: North America, South America, Africa, Europe
and Asia. More than a million died, and the war resulted in a
complete change in the power structure of the New World. Britain gained all of France’s colonial possessions in North America,
and Canada became a British colony. However, 150 years of
French colonization didn’t disappear overnight. Even today,
French-English relations in Canada can be contentious.
Henry Hudson arrived in Arctic waters in 1610 determined to find the Northwest Passage. He explored Hudson Bay and the mouth of the Bay. His crew mutinied and abandoned him in 1611 and returned to Europe. This map
by Dutch cartographer Gerritsz is based on Hudson’s discoveries.
CANADIAN ALMANAC & DIRECTORY 2017
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Arts & Culture / Art Galleries
Art Galleries
National Art Gallery
National Gallery of Canada (NGC) / Musée des
beaux-arts du Canada (MBAC)
PO Box 427 A, 380 Sussex Dr.
Ottawa, ON K1N 9N4
Tel: 613-990-1985; Fax: 613-990-8075
Toll-Free: 800-319-2787
[email protected]
www.gallery.ca
Social Media: www.instagram.com/ngc_mbac
twitter.com/gallerydotca
www.facebook.com/nationalgallerycanada
Other contact information: TDD: 613-990-0777
The permanent collection of the National Gallery comprises
paintings, sculpture, prints & drawings, photographs, film & video
art from the Canadian, European, American & Asian schools,
including the collection of the former Canadian Museum of
Contemporary Photography. Special exhibitions as well as
permanent installations of the gallery’s collections are on display.
The gallery also sends its exhibitions on tour across the country
& participates in international exhibitions. Online showcases are
also available for select material.
Michael J. Tims, Chair, Board of Trustees
Marc Mayer, Director & Chief Executive Officer
Paul Lang, Chief Curator & Deputy Director, Collections,
Research & Education
Julie Peckham, Deputy Director & Chief Financial Officer,
Administration & Finance
Yves Théoret, Director, Exhibitions & Outreach
Jean-François Bilodeau, Deputy Director, Advancement & Public
Engagement
Stephen Gritt, Director, Conservation & Technical Research
Sylvie Sarault, Director, Human Resources
Matthew Symonds, Director/Ministerial Liaison, Corporate
Secretariat
J. Drouin-Brisebois, Curator, Contemporary Art
K. Atanassova, Curator, Canadian Art
G. Hill, Curator, Indigenous Art
A. Thomas, Curator, Photographs
Alberta
Provincial Art Gallery
Art Gallery of Alberta (AGA)
2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq.
Edmonton, AB T5J 2C1
Tel: 780-422-6223; Fax: 780-426-3105
[email protected]
www.youraga.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/ArtGalleryAlberta
twitter.com/yourAGA
www.facebook.com/artgalleryofalberta
Year Founded: 1924 Collections include: Canadian &
international contemporary & historical paintings, sculpture,
photography, video & graphic art. Research fields: Western
Canadian art, historical & contemporary art; painting; sculpture;
photography; graphics. Activities: Guided tours; lectures; films;
gallery talks; art rental & sales gallery; studio art classes for
children & adults; program workshops & seminars
Darcy Trufyn, Chair
Catherine Crowston, Executive Director & Chief Curator
Rochelle Ball, Registrar
Oksana Gowin, Director, Marketing & Communications
Local Art Galleries
Banff: Canada House Gallery
201 Bear St.
Banff, AB T1L 1B5
Toll-Free: 800-419-1298
[email protected]
canadahouse.com
Social Media: instagram.com/ch_gallery
twitter.com/ch_gallery
www.facebook.com/CanadaHouseGallery
Year Founded: 1974 Paintings & sculptures by Canadian & Inuit
artists.
Barbara Pelham, Owner
Banff: Mountain Galleries at the Fairmount
Fairmont Banff Springs
PO Box 898, 405 Spray Ave.
Banff, AB T1L 1J4
Tel: 403-760-2382Toll-Free: 888-310-9726
[email protected]
www.mountaingalleries.com
Social Media: www.youtube.com/mountaingalleries
twitter.com/MntGalleries
www.facebook.com/pages/Mountain-Galleries/198382838938
Year Founded: 1992 Exhibits work by Canadian artists
Aimee Woo, Co-Director
Banff: Walter Phillips Gallery (WPG)
The Banff Centre, Banff National Park, PO Box 1020 14, 107
Tunnel Mountain Dr.
Banff, AB T1L 1H5
Tel: 403-762-6281; Fax: 403-762-6659
[email protected]
www.banffcentre.ca/WPG
Social Media: www.youtube.com/thebanffcentre
twitter.com/thebanffcentre
www.facebook.com/242702459137814
Year Founded: 1976 Contemporary, national & international fine
arts; open year round
Janice Price, President & CEO
Jen Mizuik, Director, [email protected]
Brocket: Oldman River Cultural Centre
PO Box 70
Brocket, AB T0K 0H0
Tel: 403-965-3939
Aboriginal history
Calgary: Gerry Thomas Art Gallery
302 - 11 Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2R 1J3
Tel: 403-265-1630
[email protected]
www.gerrythomasgallery.com
www.facebook.com/gerry.thomas.gallery
Gerry Thomas, Owner
Calgary: Gibson Fine Art
628 - 11 Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2R 0E2
Tel: 403-244-2000; Fax: 403-244-2036
[email protected]
www.gibsonfineart.ca
twitter.com/GibsonFineArt
www.facebook.com/Gibsonfineart
Year Founded: 1970 Work by new & established artists, with
over 50% of the collection coming from Albertan artists.
Calgary: Illingworth Kerr Gallery (IKG)
Alberta College of Art + Design, 1407 - 14 Ave. NW
Calgary, AB T2N 4R3
Tel: 403-284-7680; Fax: 403-289-6682
www.acad.ca/ikg.html
Year Founded: 1958 Contemporary art exhibitions, publications,
lectures, screenings & related events
Wayne Baerwaldt, Director/Curator, 403-284-7632,
[email protected]
Alexandra McIntosh, Assistant Curator, 403-284-7633,
[email protected]
Ann Thrale, Head Technician, [email protected]
Calgary: Latitude Art Gallery
Calgary: Contemporary Calgary
City Hall Location
#102A, 708 - 11 Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2R 0E1
#104, 800 MacLeod Trail SE
Calgary, AB T2P 2M5
Tel: 403-262-1737
Calgary: Contemporary Calgary
117 - 8th Ave. SW
City Hall Location, #104, 800 Macleod Trail SE, Calgary, AB,
T2P 2M5
Calgary, AB T2P 1B4
Tel: 403-770-1350
[email protected]
www.contemporarycalgary.com
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/artgalleryofcalgary
twitter.com/C_Calgary
www.fac ebook.com/contemporary.yyc
Non-profit public gallery, exhibiting works by contemporary
Canadian artists; travelling exhibitions & education programs
Calgary: Endeavour Arts Gallery
#200, 1209 - 1 St. SW
Calgary, AB T2R 0V3
Tel: 403-532-7800
[email protected]
www.endeavorarts.com
Social Media: plus.google.com/107972692568536773652
twitter.com/endeavorarts
www.fac ebook.com/endeavorarts
Year Founded: 2010
Calgary: Esker Foundation Contemporary Art
Gallery
#444, 1011 - 9 Ave. SE
Calgary, AB T2G 0H7
Tel: 403-930-2490
[email protected]
eskerfoundation.com
Social Media: instagram.com/eskerfoundation
twitter.com/eskercalgary
www.facebook.co m/pages/Esker-Foundation/355772491162964
Year Founded: 2012 Contemporary work by international artists.
Naomi Potter, Director/Curator
Calgary: Gainsborough Galleries
441 - 5 Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2P 2V1
Tel: 403-262-3715; Fax: 403-262-3743
Toll-Free: 866-425-5373
[email protected]
www.gainsboroughgallerie s.com
twitter.com/GainsboroughG
www.facebook.com/gainsboroughgalleries
Year Founded: 1923 Representational & impressionistic work by
Canadian & international artists.
Tel: 403-262-9598
[email protected]
www.latitudeartgallery.com
twitter.com/LatitudeArtYYC
www.facebook.com /LatitudeArtGallery
Year Founded: 2007 Contemporary Canadian artwork
Calgary: Leighton Art Centre
Box 9, Site 31, RR#8
Calgary, AB T2J 2T9
Tel: 403-931-3153; Fax: 403-931-3673
[email protected]
www.leightoncentre.org
www.facebook.com/pages/
Leighton-Art-Centre/537513416268691
Year Founded: 1974 A.C. Leighton’s paintings, as well as those
by other prominent Alberta artists; programs for children &
adults; open year round
Sally Greg, Chair
Mary Dean, Managing Director, [email protected]
Chad Pratch, Director, Education Centre,
[email protected]
Calgary: Loch Gallery
Calgary
1516 - 4 St. SW
Calgary, AB T2R 0Y4
Tel: 403-209-8542
www.lochgallery.com
Year Founded: 2006 Work by Canadian & European artists both
contemporary & historical.
Ian Loch, Manager
Calgary: Marion Nicoll Gallery (MNG)
Alberta College of Art + Design, 1407 - 14th Ave. NW
Calgary, AB T2N 4R3
Tel: 403-283-7655
[email protected]
www.acad.ca/mng.html
Social Media: marionnicollgallery.wordpress.com
Student-run gallery for students attending the Alberta College of
Art & Design.
Calgary: Planet Art Gallery
1451 - 14 St. SW
Calgary, AB T3C 1C8
Tel: 403-619-0976
[email protected]
www.planetartgallery.ca
Social Media: www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=95105962
twitter.com/janplanetart
www .facebook.com/planetartgallery
Year Founded: 2010
Janice Mather, Owner
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Associations / Accounting
Accounting
Canadian Academic Accounting Association
(CAAA) / Association canadienne des professeurs
de comptabilité (ACPC)
245 Fairview Mall Dr., Toronto ON M2J 4T1
Tel: 416-486-5361; Fax: 416-486-6158
[email protected]
www.caaa.ca
Social Media:
twitter.com/caaa_acpc
To promote excellence in accounting education & research in
Canada with particular reference to Canadian post-secondary
accounting programs & Canadian issues
Alan J. Richardson, President
Jamison Aldcorn, Vice-President, Colleges
Sarah Gumpinger, Vice-President
Chi Ho Ng, Treasurer
Gina Létourneau, Secretary
Canadian Bookkeepers Association
#482, 283 Danforth Ave., Toronto ON M4K 1N2
Fax: 866-804-4617
Toll-Free: 866-451-2204
www.c-b-a.ca
To promote, support, provide for & encourage Canadian
bookkeepers; to promote & increase the awareness of
Bookkeeping in Canada as a professional discipline; to support
national, regional & local networking among Canadian
Bookkeepers; to provide information on leading-edge
procedures, education & technologies that enhance the industry,
as well as, the Canadian bookkeeping professional; to support &
encourage responsible & accurate bookkeeping practices
throughout Canada
Guy Desmarais, President
Canadian Insurance Accountants Association
(CIAA) / Association canadienne des comptables en
assurance
#301, 250 Consumers Rd., Toronto ON M2J 4V6
Tel: 416-494-1440
[email protected]
www.ciaa.org
To promote study, research, & development of management &
insurance accounting
Lisa Isaacs, Account Executive
Certified General Accountants Association of the
Northwest Territories & Nunavut
PO Box 128, 5016 - 50th Ave., Yellowknife NT X1A 2N1
Tel: 867-873-5620; Fax: 867-873-4469
[email protected]
www.cga-nwt-nu.org
To provide training & professional support services to
accountants in the Northwest Territories & Nunavut; To grant the
exclusive rights to the CGA designation; To advance the
interests of members; To protect the public; To advocate for the
public interest
Biswanath Chakrabarty, CGA, President
Chartered Professional Accountants Canada (CPA) /
Comptables professionnels agréés du Canada
277 Wellington St. West, Toronto ON M5V 3H2
Tel: 416-977-3222; Fax: 416-977-8585
Toll-Free: 800-268-3793
[email protected]
www.cpacanada.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/cpacanada
linkedin.com/company/cpa-canada
twitter.com/CPAcanada
To foster public confidence in the chartered accountant
profession; To assist members to excel; To oversee a single,
unified professional accounting designation known as CPA,
including all 40 of the accounting bodies in Canada (note that
some provinces/regions will be represented by a merged CPA
body, while others will be represented by the legacy bodies until
integration is complete)
Joy Thomas, President & CEO
Stephen Anisman, CPA, CMA, Chief Financial Officer
Tashia Batstone, MBA, FCPA, FCA, Vice-President, Education
Services
Gord Beal, CPA, CA, M.Ed., Vice-President, Research,
Guidance & Support
Nicholas Cheung, CPA, CA, Vice-President, Member Services
Gale Evans, CPA, CMA, C.Dir, Vice-President, Administration
Nancy Foran, CMA, FCMA, C.Di, Vice-President, International The Americas
Stephenie Fox, CPA, CA, Vice-President, Financial Reporting &
Assurance Standards
Lyle Handfield, CPA, FCGA, Vice-President, International - Asia
Gabe Hayos, FCPA, FCA, Vice-President, Taxation
Heather Whyte, MBA, APR, Vice-President, Strategic
Communications, Branding & Public Affairs
Cairine Wilson, MBA, CAE, Vice-President, Corporate
Citizenship
Michele Wood-Tweel, FCPA, FCA, Vice-President, Regulatory
Affairs
Chartered Professional Accountants of Alberta
#300, 1210 - 8th St. SW, Calgary AB T2R 1L3
Tel: 403-269-5341; Fax: 403-262-5477
Toll-Free: 855-306-9390
[email protected]
www.cpaalberta.ca
Social Media:
www.facebook.com/CPAalberta
twitter.com/cpa_ab
To bring together the former Canadian accounting programs
(Certified Management Accountants, Certified General
Accountants & Chartered Accountants) in Alberta; to be the
primary, internationally recognized Canadian accounting
designation
Rachel Miller, FCA, FCPA, Chief Executive Officer
Gordon Turtle, Senior Vice-President, Communications
Chartered Professional Accountants of Bermuda
Sofia House, 48 Church St., 1st Fl., Hamilton HM 12
Bermuda
Tel: 441-292-7479; Fax: 441-295-3121
[email protected]
www.icab.bm
To build a reputation of reliability on behalf of members among
the public
Annarita G. Marion, JP, CA, President & CEO
Chartered Professional Accountants of British
Columbia (CPABC)
#800, 555 West Hastings St., Vancouver BC V6B 4N6
Tel: 604-872-7222
www.bccpa.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/cpabritishcolumbia
www.facebook.com/cpabc
twitter.com/cpa_bc
To administer the CPA designation in BC; To train & certify CPA
students
Richard Rees, FCPA, FCA, Chief Executive Officer
Amy Lam, FCPA, FCA, Executive Vice-President, Operations
James (Jamie) Midgley, FCPA, FCA, Executive Vice-President,
Regulation & Registrar
Jan Sampson, FCPA, FCA, Executive Vice-President, Member
Engagement & IT
Vinetta Peek, FCPA, FCMA, Executive Vice-President,
Marketing & Business Development
Chartered Professional Accountants of Manitoba
(CPAMB)
#1675, 1 Lombard Place, Winnipeg MB R3B 0X3
Tel: 204-943-1538; Fax: 204-943-7119
Toll-Free: 800-841-7148
[email protected]
www.cpamb.ca
Social Media:
linkedin.com/groups/CPA-Manitoba-6573960
www.facebook.com/CPAmanitoba
twitter.com/CPAManitoba
To oversee the integration of the Institute of Chartered
Accountants of Manitoba (CA Manitoba), the Certified General
Accountants Association of Manitoba (CGA Manitoba), & the
Certified Management Accountants of Manitoba (CGA Manitoba)
under the Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) banner; To
administer the CPA designation in MB
Gary Hannaford, FCPA, FCA, Chief Executive Officer
Grant Christensen, FCPA, FCA, Chief Operating Officer
Kathy Zapiltny, CPA, CA, Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs &
Member Services
Chartered Professional Accountants of New
Brunswick (CPANB) / Comptables professionnels
agréés Nouveau-Brunswick
#602, 860 Main St., Moncton NB E1C 1G2
Tel: 506-830-3300; Fax: 506-830-3310
[email protected]
www.cpanewbrunswick.ca
Social Media:
twitter.com/CPAnewbrunswick
To train & certify CPA candidates/students; To regulate
professional development of members; To protect the public
through ethical standards & discipline
Nancy Whipp, CPA, CA, Chief Executive Officer
Kristen Steeves, Senior Manager, Operations
Mylène Lapierre, CPA, CA, CFE, Manager, Professional
Standards & Professional Conduct
Danielle Pieroni, Manager, Communications
Murielle Cormier, Coordinator, Member Services
Chartered Professional Accountants of
Newfoundland & Labrador (CPA NL)
#500, 95 Bonaventure Ave., St. John’s NL A1B 2X5
Tel: 709-753-3090; Fax: 709-753-3609
www.cpanl.ca
Social Media:
linkedin.com/company/5268250
twitter.com/CPANL
To enhance the influence, relevance & value of the Canadian
CPA profession through the protection of the public & support to
its members & students
Jason Hillyard, CPA, CGA, Chief Executive Officer
Kim Mayo, CPA, CA, Director, Professional Services &
Operations
Chartered Professional Accountants of Nova Scotia
#300, 1871 Hollis St., Halifax NS B3J 0C3
Tel: 902-425-7273
[email protected]
www.cpans.ca
To protect & serve the public & members by providing
exceptional services & resources within a well-regulated CPA
profession
Patricia (Patti) Towler, BA, JD, LLM, CI, CEO
Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario
69 Bloor St. East, Toronto ON M4W 1B3
Tel: 416-962-1841; Fax: 416-962-8900
Toll-Free: 800-387-0735
[email protected]
www.cpaontario.ca
Social Media:
linkedin.com/company/cpa-ontario
twitter.com/CPA_Ontario
To foster public confidence in the Chartered Professional
Accountant profession, by acting in the public interest & helping
members excel. CPA Ontario sets & enforces high standards of
practice, qualification & education; promotes professional
excellence & ethical conduct; encourages continuous
improvement of capabilities among members; promotes the
profession while serving as it’s primary voice in Ontario
Carol Wilding, FCPA, FCA, President & CEO
Chartered Professional Accountants of Prince
Edward Island (CPA PEI)
PO Box 301, #600, 97 Queen St., Charlottetown PE C1A 7K7
Tel: 902-894-4290; Fax: 902-894-4791
[email protected]
www.cpapei.ca
To foster the growth & evolution of the accounting profession in
Prince Edward Island
Tanya O’Brien, CPA, CA, Chief Executive Officer
Chartered Professional Accountants of
Saskatchewan (CPA SK)
#101, 4581 Parliament Ave., Regina SK S4W 0G3
Tel: 306-359-0272; Fax: 306-347-8580
Toll-Free: 800-667-3535
[email protected]
www.cpask.ca
To administer the CPA designation in Saskatchewan
Shelley Thiel, FCPA, FCA, Chief Executive Officer
Chartered Professional Accountants of the Yukon
(CPAYT)
c/o Chartered Professional Accountants of British
Columbia, #800, 555 West Hastings St., Vancouver BC V6B
4N6
Tel: 604-872-7222
[email protected]
www.bccpa.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/cpabritishcolumbia
linkedin.com/company/cpabritishcolumbia
www.facebook.com/cpabc
twitter.com/cpa_bc
To administer the CPA designation in the Yukon
CMA Canada - Northwest Territories & Nunavut
(CMA NWT&NU)
PO Box 512, Yellowknife NT X1A 2N4
Tel: 867-876-1290; Fax: 867-920-2503
www.cma-nwt.com
George Blandford, CMA, Contact
Guild of Industrial, Commercial & Institutional
Accountants / Guilde des comptables industriels,
commerciaux et institutionnels
36 Tandian Ct., Woodbridge ON L4L 8Z9
Tel: 905-264-2713; Fax: 905-264-1043
[email protected]
www.guildoficia.ca
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Broadcasting / Major Broadcasting Companies
Major Broadcasting Companies
591987 B.C. Ltd.
Owned by: YTV Canada Inc.*
Bell Media TV owns the CTV network of television channels,
including 21 stations, as well as CTV Two. The company also
owns 30 specialty channels.
Blackburn Radio Inc.
Corus Conventional Television, 170 Queen St., Kingston,
ON K7K 1B2
Tel: 613-544-2340; Fax: 613-544-5508
www.corusent.com
591987 B.C. Ltd. is a subsidiary of Corus Entertainment Inc., via
YTV Canada Inc., that owns & operates the following TV
stations: CHEX & CKWS.
#102, 700 Richmond St., London, ON N6A 5C7
Tel: 519-679-8680; Fax: 519-679-5321
www.blackburnradio.com
Social Media: www.linkedin.com/company/blackburn-radio-inc
Blackburn Radio is an AM-FM radio broadcaster which operates
stations in Chatham, Leamington, London, Sarnia, Windsor, &
Wingham.
591989 B.C. Ltd.
Owned by: Corus Premium Television Ltd.*
Blue Ant Media
Corus Conventional Television, 170 Queen St., Kingston,
ON K7K 1B2
Tel: 613-544-2340; Fax: 613-544-5508
www.corusent.com
591989 B.C. Ltd. owns & operates radio stations throughout
Ontario.
Access Communications Co-operative Limited
Old Name: Regina Cablevision Co-operative Ltd.
2250 Park St., Regina, SK S4N 7K7
Fax: 306-565-5395
Toll-Free: 866-363-2225
www.myaccess.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/myaccessca,
www.facebook.com/accesscommunication,
twitter.com/MyAccess_ca
Access Communications offers internet access, television &
cable, telephone, home security & web hosting services to
communities in Saskatchewan.
Jim Deane, Chief Executive Officer
Carmela Haines, Vice-President, Finance & Administration
#200, 130 Merton St., Toronto, ON M4S 1A4
Tel: 416-646-4434; Fax: 416-646-4444
[email protected]
blueantmedia.ca
Social Media: www.linkedin.com/company/blue-ant-media,
twitter.com/BlueAntMedia
Blue Ant Media is an independent broadcasting & publishing
company founded by Michael MacMillan, former Chairman of
Alliance Atlantis, & owned by Torstar Corporation (25%),
Providence Equity Partners & Fairfax Financial. The company
owns former GlassBox Television Inc. channels Aux, BitTV &
Travel + Escape, as well as HIFI, bold, eqhd, Oasis HD & radX.
Michael MacMillan, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Raja Khanna, Chief Executive Officer, Television & Digital
Robb Chase, Chief Operating Officer
Cynthia Schyff, Executive Vice-President & Chief Financial
Officer
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
Société Radio-Canada
Also known as: CBC/Radio-Canada
Head Office
PO Box 3220 C, Ottawa, ON K1Y 1E4
Arctic Radio
316 Green St., Flin Flon, MB R8A 0H2
Tel: 204-687-3469
Operates 3 AM Radio stations in Northern Manitoba.
Bayshore Broadcasting Corporation
PO Box 280, Owen Sound, ON N4K 5P5
Tel: 519-376-2030; Fax: 519-371-4242
Toll-Free: 866-384-0501
[email protected]
www.bayshorebroadcasting. ca
Social Media: twitter.com/NewsBayshore
Bayshore Broadcasting Corporation is an independent
broadcaster. It operates radio stations in Grey, Bruce, Simcoe, &
Huron counties in southern Ontario. The following stations are
operated by Bayshore Broadcasting: 560 CFOS, Mix 106
(CIXK-FM), Country 93 (CKYC-FM), 98 the Beach (CFPS-FM),
97.7 the Beach (CHGB-FM), 104.9 the Beach (CHWC-FM), &
Sunshine 89 (CISO-FM).
Ross Kentner, General Manager
Kevin Brown, Vice-President, Sales & Marketing,
[email protected]
Bell Media Inc.
Old Name: CTVglobemedia; Bell Globemedia; Baton
Broadcasting
Headquarters
299 Queen St. West, Toronto, ON M5V 2Z5
Tel: 416-384-8000
www.bellmedia.ca
Social Media: www.facebook.com/bellmediainc,
twitter.com/bellmediapr
Bell Media’s subsidiaries are Bell Media TV & Bell Media Radio,
which in turn own assets such as CTV, CTV Two, the former
CHUM Limited radio properties, & 30 specialty cable television
channels. In 2013, Bell Media acquired Astral Media & its
assets, dissolving the company.
Mary Ann Turcke, President
Bell Media Radio
Owned by: Bell Media Inc.*
Tel: 416-384-8000
www.bellmedia.ca
Bell Media Radio owns 30 stations across Canada, including the
former CHUM Radio Network.
Randy Lennox, President, Broadcasting & Content
Tel: 613-288-6000
www.cbc.radio-canada.ca
Social Media: www.linkedin.com/groups/2280703/profile,
www.facebook.com/CBCRadioCanada,
twitter.com/CBCRadioCanada
Other information: TTY: 613-288-6455
CBC/Radio-Canada is Canada’s national public broadcaster &
one of its largest cultural institutions. Services are offered on
radio, television, the Internet, satellite radio, digital audio, as well
as through its record & music distribution service & wireless
WAP & SMS messaging services.
Rémi Racine, Chair
Hubert T. Lacroix, President & CEO, CBC/Radio-Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation - Canadian
Broadcasting Centre
Société Radio-Canada
Owned by: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation*
PO Box 500 A, 250 Front St. West, Toronto, ON M5W 1E6
Tel: 416-205-3311
Toll-Free: 866-306-4636
[email protected]
www.cbc.ca
The CBC is a Canadian crown corporation & serves as Canada’s
national public radio & television broadcaster; in French, the
CBC is called la Société Radio-Canada (SRC), & the corporation
also operates Radio Canada International (RCI); offers
programming in English, French & 8 Aboriginal languages on
radio, & in 9 languages on RCI; provides regional & local
television programming in both official languages; broadcasts
locally produced programs in English & native languages for
people living in the far north; primarily funded by federal
statutory grants.
Rémi Racine, Chair, Board of Directors
Hubert T. Lacroix, President & CEO
Channel Zero Inc.
2844 Dundas St. West, Toronto, ON M6P 1Y7
Tel: 416-492-1595
www.tvchannelzero.com
Social Media: www.linkedin.com/company/channel-zero-incChannel Zero is a media company that owns several television
stations including CHCH in Ontario & specialty channels Rewind
& Silver Screen Classics.
Romen Podzyhun, Chair & Chief Executive Officer
CityWest
Bell Media TV
Owned by: Bell Media Inc.*
Tel: 416-384-8000
www.bellmedia.ca
248 - 3rd Ave. West, Prince Rupert, BC V8J 1L1
Tel: 250-624-2111; Fax: 250-627-0905
Toll-Free: 800-442-8664
[email protected]
www.citywest.ca
Social Media: www.facebook.com/CityWest.BC
Other information: Toll-Free Fax: 1-866-387-7964
CityWest provides television services to the following
communitiesin British Columbia: Prince Rupert, Port Edward,
Terrace/Thornhill, Kitimat, Hazeltons, Smithers/Telkwa, Houston
& Stewart.
Don Holkestad, Chief Executive Officer, 250-627-0972,
[email protected]
Chris Marett, Chief Financial Officer, 250-627-0925,
[email protected]
CKIK-FM Limited
Corporate Head Office
Owned by: Corus Premium Television Ltd.*
630 - 3rd Ave. SW, 8th Fl., Calgary, AB T2P 4L4
Tel: 403-716-6500; Fax: 403-444-4240
www.corusent.com
Other information: Alt. Fax: 403-444-4319
CKIK-FM Limited operates two radio stations in Alberta:
CFGQ-FM (Q107) & CHQR-AM. CFGQ used to be called CKIK,
but now that call sign belongs to CKIK-FM (KRAZE 101.3),
owned by the independent Harvard Broadcasting. Despite this
change, CKIK-FM Limited’s name remains the same.
CKUA Radio Network
9804 Jasper Ave. NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0C5
Tel: 780-428-7595; Fax: 780-428-7624
Toll-Free: 800-494-2582
www.ckua.com
Social Media: instagram.com/ckuaradio,
www.facebook.com/CKUARadio, twitter.com/ckuaradio
CKUA Radio Network originally operated on the University of
Alberta campus in Edmonton, but now broadcasts from offices in
downtown Edmonton. CKUA is Canada’s first educational
broadcaster & Canada’s first public broadcaster, is carried
province-wide on AM & FM, & broadcasts in western Canada on
some satellite providers & globally through ckua.com. It also has
a large music collection consisting of over 70,000 CDs, 50,000
LPs & other formats. Due to financial constraints, CKUA’s AM
transmitter is scheduled to be shut down in the spring of 2013.
Ken Regan, Chief Executive Officer, [email protected]
Katrina Ingram, Chief Operating Officer, [email protected]
Don Barnes, Manager, Sales, [email protected]
Cogeco Connexion
Détenteur: COGECO Inc.*
#1700, 5 Place Ville-Marie, Montréal, QC H3B 0B3
Tél: 514-764-4700
[email protected]
www.cogeco.ca
Médias sociaux: www.linkedin.com/company/cogeco-connexion,
www.facebook.com/CogecoQC, twitter.com/CogecoQC
Louis Audet, President & CEO
Cogeco Inc.
#1700, 5, Place Ville-Marie, Montréal, QC H3B 0B3
Tél: 514-764-4700
[email protected]
www.cogeco.ca
Médias sociaux: www.facebook.com/CogecoQC,
twitter.com/CogecoQC
COGECO is telecommunications company which provides
television & radio broadcasting services in Québec & Ontario. It
is the second largest cable system operator in Ontario &
Québec, in terms of the number of basic cable service
customers served. COGECO owns & operates 13 radio stations
in Québec through its subsidiary Cogeco Diffusion.
Jan Peeters, Chair
Louis Audet, President & CEO
Patrice Ouimet, Senior Vice-President & CFO, Finance
René Guimond, Vice-President, Affaires publiques et
communications
Cogeco Media Inc.
Old Name: Cogeco Diffusion Inc.
Détenteur: Cogeco Inc.*
#1100, 800, rue de la Gauchetière ouest, Montréal, QC H5A
1M1
Tél: 514-787-7799
[email protected]
www.cogecomedia.com
Médias sociaux: www.linkedin.com/company/cogeco-diffusion
Cogeco Diffusion owns & operates 13 radio stations in Québec.
Richard Lachance, President & CEO
Connelly Communications Corp.
c/o CJKL-FM, PO Box 430, 5 Kirkland St., Kirkland Lake, ON
P2N 1N9
Tel: 705-567-3366; Fax: 705-567-6101
[email protected]
www.cjklfm.com
Connelly Communications owns CJKL-FM & CJTT-FM.
Robin Connelly, President & General Manager
* For details on this company see listing in Major Broadcasting Companies section; † French language station
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Business & Finance / Major Accounting Firms
Major Accounting Firms
BDO Canada LLP
#600, 36 Toronto St.
Toronto, ON M5C 2C5
Tel: 416-865-0111; Fax: 416-367-3912
[email protected]
www.bdo.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/BDOCanada;
www.facebook.com/BDOCanada; twitter.com/BDO_Canada;
www.linkedin.com/company/bdo-canada
Former Name: BDO Dunwoody LLP
Ownership: Private. Member of BDO International Limited, UK.
Year Founded: 1921
Number of Employees: 3,000+
Revenues: $489,000,000 Year End: 20141231
Profile: One of Canada’s largest accounting firms, concentrating
on the special needs of independent business &
community-based organizations. The firm provides a full range
of comprehensive business advisory services.
Executives:
Pat Kramer, Chief Executive Officer
Offices:
Alexandria
55 Anik St.
Alexandria, ON K0C 1A0 Canada
Tel: 613-525-1585; Fax: 613-525-1436
[email protected]
Alliston
#13-14, 169 Dufferin St. South
Alliston, ON L9R 1E6 Canada
Tel: 705-435-5585; Fax: 705-435-5587
[email protected]
Altona
#1, 45 - 4th Ave. NE
Altona, MB R0G 0B1 Canada
Tel: 204-324-8653; Fax: 204-324-1629
[email protected]
Athabasca
4917- 49 St.
Athabasca, AB T9S 1C5 Canada
Tel: 780-675-2397; Fax: 780-461-8800
[email protected]
Barrie
#201, 15 Sperling Dr.
Barrie, ON L4M 6K9 Canada
Tel: 705-797-3999
[email protected]
Barrie - Lakeshore Dr.
#300, 300 Lakeshore Dr.
Barrie, ON L4N 0B4 Canada
Tel: 705-726-6331; Fax: 705-722-6588
[email protected]
Barrie - Sperling Dr.
#201, 15 Sperling Dr.
Barrie, ON L4M 6K9 Canada
Tel: 705-797-3999
[email protected]
Bedford
#101, 1496 Bedford Hwy.
Bedford, NS B4A 1E5 Canada
Tel: 902-444-5540; Fax: 902-444-5539
[email protected]
Boissevain
PO Box 60
316 South Railway St.
Boissevain, MB R0K 0E0 Canada
Tel: 204-534-6040; Fax: 204-534-6042
[email protected]
Bracebridge
#1, 239 Manitoba St.
Bracebridge, ON P1L 1S2 Canada
Tel: 705-645-5215; Fax: 705-645-8125
[email protected]
Brandon
148 - 10th St.
Brandon, MB R7A 4E6 Canada
Tel: 204-727-0671; Fax: 204-726-4580
[email protected]
Brantford
#1, 505 Park Rd. North
Brantford, ON N3R 7K8 Canada
Tel: 519-759-8320; Fax: 519-759-8421
[email protected]
Bridgewater
#102, 215 Dominion St.
Bridgewater, NS B4V 2K7 Canada
Tel: 902-543-7373; Fax: 902-543-9941
[email protected]
Burlington
#400, 3115 Harvester Rd.
Burlington, ON L7N 3N8 Canada
Tel: 905-639-9500; Fax: 905-633-4939
[email protected]
Calgary
#620, 903 - 8 Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2P 0P7 Canada
Tel: 403-266-5608; Fax: 403-233-7833
[email protected]
Cambridge
#107, 231 Shearson Cres.
Cambridge, ON N1T 1J5 Canada
Tel: 519-622-7676; Fax: 519-622-7870
[email protected]
Cardston
259 Main St.
Cardston, AB T0K OKO Canada
Tel: 403-653-4137
[email protected]
Charlottetown
PO Box 2158
#200, 155 Belvedere Ave.
Charlottetown, PE C1A 8B9 Canada
Tel: 902-892-5365; Fax: 902-892-0383
Chatham
PO Box 1195
155 Thames St.
Chatham, ON N7M 5L8 Canada
Tel: 519-352-4130; Fax: 519-352-2744
[email protected]
Cobourg
PO Box 627
204 Division St.
Cobourg, ON K9A 3P7 Canada
Tel: 905-372-6863; Fax: 905-372-6650
[email protected]
Collingwood
#100, 40 Huron St.
Collingwood, ON L9Y 4R3 Canada
Tel: 705-445-4421; Fax: 705-445-6691
[email protected]
Corner Brook
#300, 50 Main St.
Corner Brook, NL A2H 1C4 Canada
Tel: 709-634-1590; Fax: 709-634-1599
[email protected]
Cornwall
PO Box 644
113 Second St. East
Cornwall, ON K6H 1Y5 Canada
Tel: 613-932-8691; Fax: 613-932-7591
[email protected]
Cranbrook
#200, 35 - 10 Ave. South
Cranbrook, BC V1C 2M9 Canada
Tel: 250-426-4285; Fax: 250-426-8886
[email protected]
Dryden
PO Box 3010
37 King St.
Dryden, ON P8N 1B4 Canada
Tel: 807-223-5321; Fax: 807-223-2978
[email protected]
Edmonton
9897 - 34th Ave. NW
Edmonton, AB T6E 5X9 Canada
Tel: 780-461-8000; Fax: 780-461-8000
[email protected]
Embrun
PO Box 128
991 Limoges Rd.
Embrun, ON K0A 1W0 Canada
Tel: 613-443-5201; Fax: 613-443-2538
[email protected]
Erickson
PO Box 214
19 - 1st St. SW
Erickson, MB R0J 0P0 Canada
Tel: 204-636-2925; Fax: 204-636-7789
[email protected]
Essex
180 Talbot St. South
Essex, ON N8M 1B6 Canada
Tel: 519-776-6488; Fax: 519-776-6090
[email protected]
Exeter
#2, 145 Thames Rd. West
Exeter, ON N0M 1S3 Canada
Tel: 519-235-0281; Fax: 519-235-3367
[email protected]
Fort Frances
375 Scott St.
Fort Frances, ON P9A 1H1 Canada
Tel: 807-274-9848; Fax: 807-274-5142
[email protected]
Fraser Valley
#303, 15127 - 100th Ave.
Fraser Valley, BC V3R 0N9 Canada
Tel: 604-496-5080; Fax: 604-496-5081
[email protected]
Gatineau
#200, 160, boul de l’Hopital
Gatineau, QC J8T 8J1 Canada
Tel: 819-561-1422; Fax: 819-561-2415
[email protected]
Grande Prairie
#200, 9805 - 97th St.
Grande Prairie, AB T8V 8B9 Canada
Tel: 780-539-7075; Fax: 780-538-1890
[email protected]
Grenville
289, rue Principale
Grenville, QC J0V 1V0 Canada
Tel: 819-242-8157; Fax: 819-242-0535
[email protected]
Guelph
512 Woolwich St.
Guelph, ON N1H 3X7 Canada
Tel: 519-824-5410; Fax: 519-824-5497
Toll-Free: 877-236-4835
[email protected]
Hanover
485 - 10th St.
Hanover, ON N4N 1R2 Canada
Tel: 519-364-3790; Fax: 519-364-5334
[email protected]
Harrow
37 King St. West
Harrow, ON N0R 1G0 Canada
Tel: 519-738-2236; Fax: 519-738-3326
[email protected]
Huntsville
4 Elm St.
Huntsville, ON P1H 1L1 Canada
Tel: 705-789-4469; Fax: 705-789-1079
[email protected]
Invermere
Bldg. 2
906 - 8th Ave., Lower Level
Invermere, BC V0A 1K0 Canada
Tel: 250-342-3383; Fax: 250-342-0248
[email protected]
Kamloops
#300, 275 Landsdowne St.
Kamloops, BC V2C 6J3 Canada
Tel: 250-372-9505; Fax: 250-374-6323
[email protected]
Kelowna
#400, 1631 Dickson Ave.
Kelowna, BC V1Y 0B5 Canada
Tel: 250-763-6700; Fax: 250-763-4457
[email protected]
Kenora
#300, 301 First Ave. South
Kenora, ON P9N 4E9 Canada
Tel: 807-468-5531; Fax: 807-468-9774
[email protected]
Kincardine
970 Queen St.
Kincardine, ON N2Z 2Y2 Canada
Tel: 519-396-3425; Fax: 519-396-9829
[email protected]
Kitchener
#201, 150 Caroline St. South
Kitchener, ON N2L 0A5 Canada
Tel: 519-576-5220; Fax: 519-576-5471
[email protected]
Lacombe
5820B Hwy. 2A
Lacombe, AB T4L 2G5 Canada
Tel: 780-782-3361; Fax: 780-782-3070
[email protected]
Langley
#220, 19916 - 64th Ave.
Langley, BC V2Y 1A2 Canada
Tel: 604-534-8691; Fax: 604-534-8900
[email protected]
Lethbridge
#600, 400 - 4th Ave. South
Lethbridge, AB T1J 4E1 Canada
Tel: 403-328-5292; Fax: 403-328-9534
[email protected]
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Education / Alberta
Alberta
Government Agencies
Edmonton: Alberta Ministry of Advanced Education
Commerce Place
10155 - 102 St., 6th Fl., Edmonton, AB T5J 4L5, Canada
Tel: 780-422-5400; Toll-Free: 310-0000
www.iae.alberta.ca
Hon. Marlin Schmidt, Minister of Advanced Education
School Boards/Districts/Divisions
Public
Airdrie: Rocky View School Division #41
2651 Chinook Winds Dr., Airdrie, AB T4B 0B4, Canada
Tel: 403-945-4000; Fax: 403-945-4001
www.rockyview.ab.ca
twitter.com/rvsed
Number of Schools: 48; Grades: K - 12; Enrollment: 16000
Sylvia Eggerer, Chair
[email protected]
Don Hoium, Superintendent of Schools, 403-945-4002
[email protected]
Darrell Couture, Associate Superintendent of Business and
Operations, 403-945-4009
[email protected]
Murray Besenski, Associate Superintendent of Schools,
403-945-4016
[email protected]
Dave Morris, Associate Superintendent of Learning,
403-945-4031
[email protected]
Susan Williams, Associate Superintendent of Human
Resources, 403-945-4017
[email protected]
Mabel Pugh, Manager of Supply Management, 403-945-4098
[email protected]
Athabasca: Aspen View Regional Division #19
3600 - 48 Ave., Athabasca, AB T9S 1M8, Canada
Tel: 780-675-7080; Fax: 780-675-3660
Toll-Free: 888-488-0288
[email protected]
www.aspenview.org
Number of Schools: 13; Grades: K - 12
Brian Bifforf, Board Chair, 780-675-5553
[email protected]
Brian LeMessurier, Superintendent, Schools
[email protected]
Derm Madden, Associate Superintendent
[email protected]
Mark Francis, Associate Superintendent
[email protected]
Donna Wesley, Director, Innovation
[email protected]
Rodney Boyko, Director, Business Services
[email protected]
Barrhead: Pembina Hills Regional Division #7
5310 - 49 St., Barrhead, AB T7N 1P3, Canada
Tel: 780-674-8500; Fax: 780-674-3262
Toll-Free: 1-877-693-1333
[email protected]
www.phrd.ab.ca
Number of Schools: 14 schools; 2 outreach; 2 colony; Grades: 1
- 12; Adult Ed.
Colleen Symyrozum-Watt, Superintendent
Wendy Scinski, Assistant Superintendent, Employee Services &
Facilities
Mark Thiesen, Assistant Superintendent of Education Services
Cam Oulton, Assistant Superintendent of ADLC
Tracy Meunier, Secretary Treasurer
Rob McGarva, Director of Student Services
Bonnyville: Northern Lights School Division #69
(NLSD)
6005 - 50 Ave., Bonnyville, AB T9N 2L4, Canada
Tel: 780-826-3145; Fax: 780-826-4600
www.nlsd.ab.ca
www.facebook.com/NLSD69
twitter.com/nlsd69
www.youtube.com/user/NLSDTV
Number of Schools: 26; Grades: K-12; Enrollment: 5885; Note:
This division is an amalgamation of the Lac La Biche School
Division and the Lakeland Public School District.
Roger Nippard, Superintendent, Schools
[email protected]
Ron Taylor, Associate Superintendent, Human Resources
[email protected]
Paula Elock, Secretary-Treasurer
[email protected]
Carolyn Kellett, Director of Business Services
[email protected]
Lou Macaulay, Purchasing Agent
[email protected]
Brooks: Grasslands Regional Division #6
Also known as: Grasslands Public Schools
745 - 2nd Ave. East, Brooks, AB T1R 1L2, Canada
Tel: 403-793-6700; Fax: 403-362-8225
[email protected]
www.grasslands.ab.ca
Number of Schools: 13 schools; 7 Hutterian Brethren Colony
Schools; Grades: K - 12; Alternative Ed.
David Steele, Superintendent
Scott Brandt, Deputy Superintendent
Rhian Schroeder, Associate Superintendent, Business Services
Kathleen Jensen, Assistant Superintendent
Shane Harahus, Director, Finance
Michael Nielsen, Director, Technology
Alan Kloepper, Manager, Facilities & Maintenance
Calgary: Calgary Board of Education
Also known as: Calgary School District No. 19
1221 - 8 St. SW, Calgary, AB T2R 0L4, Canada
Tel: 403-817-4000
[email protected]
www.cbe.ab.ca
Other Information: 403-817-7955; Trustees: 403-294-8487;
Aboriginal Education: 403-777-8970
Number of Schools: 132 elem; 34 elem/mid/high; 20 junior high;
7 junior/senior high; 17 senior high; 15 unique settings; Grades:
K - 12; Continuing Ed.; Enrollment: 107104
Naomi Johnson, Chief Superintendent, Schools, 403-817-7900
[email protected]
David Stevenson, Deputy Chief Superintendent, Schools,
403-817-7901
Brad Grundy, Superintendent, CFO, Corporate Treasurer,
Finance and Supply, 403-817-7400
Frank Coppinger, Superintendent, Facilities & Environment
Servicess, 403-214-1119
Cathy Faber, Superintendent, Learning Innovation,
403-817-7555
[email protected]
Cheryl Oishi, Superintendent, Human Resources, 403-817-7300
Dennis Parsons, Superintendent, Learning, 403-817-7600
Joy Bowen-Eyre, Director, Ward 1 & 2
Lynn Ferguson, Director, Area 3 & 4
Pamela King, Director, Area 5 & 6
George Lane, Director, Area 6 & 7
Pat Cochrane, Director, Area 11 & 13
Camrose: Battle River Regional Division #31
5402 - 48A Ave., Camrose, AB T4V 0L3, Canada
Tel: 780-672-6131; Fax: 780-672-6137
Toll-Free: 1-800-262-4869
www.brrd.ab.ca
Cheryl Smith, Board Chair, 780-678-3265
[email protected]
Dr. Larry Payne, Superintendent, Schools, 780-672-4718, ext.
5227
[email protected]
Ray Bosh, Assistant Superintendent, Student Services,
780-672-4718, ext. 5011
[email protected]
Rick Jarret, Assistant Superintendent, Instruction, 780-672-4718,
ext. 5238
[email protected]
Imogene Walsh, Assistant Superintendent, Business,
780-672-4718, ext. 5235
[email protected]
Greg Friend, Director, Personnel, 780-672-4718, ext. 5247
[email protected]
Brenda Johnson, Director, Transportation, 780-672-4718, ext.
5245
[email protected]
Maureen Parker, Director, Curriculum, 780-672-4718, ext. 5223
[email protected]
Percy Roberts, Director, Maintenance & Operations,
780-672-4718, ext. 5246
[email protected]
Diane Hutchinson, Coordinator, Communications, 780-672-4718,
ext. 5248
[email protected]
Loretta Foshaug, Coordinator, Instructional Media,
780-672-4718, ext. 5241
[email protected]
Canmore: Canadian Rockies Public Schools
Also known as: Canadian Rockies Regional Division
No. 12
618 - 7th St., Canmore, AB T1W 2H5, Canada
Tel: 403-609-6072; Fax: 403-609-6071
www.crps.ca
twitter.com/mountainedu
Christopher MacPhee, Superintendent, Schools, 403-609-6070
Kate Bedford, Assistant Superintendent, Student Services,
403-678-1677
Darren Dick, Director of Learning and Innovation, 403-763-7164
Dave MacKenzie, Secretary-Treasurer, 403-679-2242
Cardston: Westwind School Division #74
P.O. Box 10
445 Main St., Cardston, AB T0K 0K0, Canada
Tel: 403-653-4991; Fax: 403-653-4641
Toll-Free: 800-655-4991
www.youtube.com/channel/UC2goWB3izHuZ54Re1S0HglA
www.westwind.ab.ca
www.facebook.com/westwindschool
twitter.com/wwsd74
Number of Schools: 14; Grades: Pre-K.-12; Enrollment: 4249
Ken Summerfeldt, Superintendent
Dexter Durfey, Associate Superintendent, Business
Services/Sec.-Treas.
Lance Miller, Chair, 403-634-4770
Claresholm: Livingstone Range School Division #68
P.O. Box 69
5202 - 5 St. East, Claresholm, AB T0L 0T0, Canada
Tel: 403-625-3356; Fax: 403-325-2424
Toll-Free: 800-310-6579
[email protected]
www.lrsd.ab.ca
Number of Schools: 15 schools; 4 outreach/friendship centres;
Grades: Pre.-12; Enrollment: 3845
Dave Driscoll, Superintendent of Schools, 800-310-6579, ext.
235
[email protected]
Kathy Olmstead, Associate Superintendent, Learning Services,
800-310-6579, ext. 241
[email protected]
Jeff Perry, Associate Superintendent, Business Services,
800-310-6579, ext. 227
[email protected]
Darryl Seguin, Associate Superintendent, Administrative
Services, 800-310-6579, ext. 230
[email protected]
Dunmore: Prairie Rose Regional Division #8 (PRRD)
P.O. Box 204
918 - 2 Ave., Dunmore, AB T0J 1A0, Canada
Tel: 403-527-5516; Fax: 403-528-2264
[email protected]
www.prrd.ab.ca
www.youtube.com/user/PrairieRoseSD8
Number of Schools: 17 public schools, 15 colony schools, 1
outreach; 1 Mennonite Alternative; Grades: JK-12; Enrollment:
3380; Number of Employees: 645
Brian Andjelic, Superintendent of Schools
Brad Volkman, Deputy Superintendent
Kal Koch, Assistant Superintendent
Patricia Cocks, Secretary-Treasurer
Camille Quinton, Director of Inclusion
Kerry Watson, Coordination of Student Service
Val Miller, Transportation Supervisor
Lyle Roberts, Director of Technology
Brian Frey, Maintenance Supervisor
Edmonton: Edmonton School District #7
Centre for Education
One Kingsway Ave., Edmonton, AB T5H 4G9, Canada
Tel: 780-429-8000; Fax: 780-429-8318
[email protected]
www.epsb.ca
www.facebook.com/EdmontonPublicSchools
twitter.com/EPSBNews
www.linkedin.com/company/edmonton-public-schools
www.YouTube.com/EdPublicSchools
Number of Schools: 202; Enrollment: 86543; Number of
Employees: 7,482 full-time employees
Darrel Robertson, Superintendent, Schools, 780-429-8010
[email protected]
Diana Bolan, Assistant Superintendent, Schools, 780-429-8267
[email protected]
Mark Liguori, Assistant Superintendent, Schools, 780-429-8177
[email protected]
605
Government: Federal & Provincial / Government of Canada
Government of Canada
c/o Canada Enquiry Centre, Service Canada, Ottawa, ON
K1A 0J9
Toll-Free: 800-622-6232
TTY: 800-926-9105
www.canada.ca
twitter.com/canada
All political authority in Canada is divided between the federal &
provincial governments, according to the provisions of the
Constitution Act, 1867. Local municipalities are a concern of the
provinces, & derive their authority from Acts of provincial
legislation. The Parliament of Canada consists of Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II (represented in Canada by the Governor
General, His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston),
an Upper House called the Senate, & an elected House of
Commons.
Governor General & Commander-in-Chief of Canada
/ Gouverneur général et Commandant en chef du
Canada
Rideau Hall, 1 Sussex Dr., Ottawa, ON K1A 0A1
Tel: 613-993-8200; Fax: 613-998-8760
Toll-Free: 800-465-6890
www.gg.ca
Canada is a constitutional monarchy. Under the terms of its
Constitution, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is the Head of
State. The duties of the Head of State in Canada are undertaken
by the Governor General as the Crown’s representative. He is
also Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Forces, Chancellor &
Principal Companion of the Order of Canada, Chancellor &
Commander of the Order of Military Merit, & Head of the
Canadian Heraldic Authority. The Office of the Governor General
encompasses a number of responsibilities, both constitutional &
traditional in nature. The Governor General of Canada exercises
powers & responsibilities belonging to the Sovereign, with the
advice of members of the Privy Council. He is involved in the
promotion of Canadian sovereignty at home & represents
Canada abroad. Canadian values, diversity, inclusion, culture, &
heritage are promoted by the Governor General. National
honours, decorations, & awards to recognize people who have
demonstrated excellence, valour, bravery, or exceptional
dedication to service are presented by the Governor General.
Governor General & Commander-in-Chief of Canada, Right
Hon. David Johnston, CC, CMM, COM, CD, FRSC(hon),
FRCPSC(hon)
Tel: 613-993-8200; Fax: 613-993-1967
Secretary to the Governor General, Stephen Wallace
Tel: 613-993-0259; Fax: 613-993-1967
Superintendent, Associated Services - Security, Sylvian Côté
Tel: 613-993-9332; Fax: 613-993-8641
The Chancellery of Honours / Chancellerie
1 Sussex Dr., Ottawa, ON K1A 0A1
Tel: 613-998-8732; Fax: 613-991-1681
Deputy Secretary & Deputy Herald Chancellor, Office of the
Secretary to the Governor General, The Chancellery of
Honours, Emmanuelle Sajous
Tel: 613-998-8731; Fax: 613-991-1681
Director, Honours, Orders, Darcy De Marsico
Tel: 613-993-3524; Fax: 613-991-1681
Director, Honours, Decorations & Medals, Denis Poirier
Tel: 613-991-5845; Fax: 613-991-1681
Chief Herald of Canada & Director, The Canadian Heraldic
Authority, Claire Boudreau
Tel: 613-991-2227; Fax: 613-990-5818
Deputy Chief Herald of Canada & Assistant Director, The
Canadian Heraldic Authority, Bruce Patterson
Tel: 613-991-2229; Fax: 613-990-5818
Corporate Services Branch / Direction générale des
Services ministériels
Director General, Fady Abdul-Nour
Tel: 613-991-9091; Fax: 613-998-8762
Policy, Program & Protocol Branch / Politique, programme
et protocole
Deputy Secretary, Patricia Jaton
Tel: 613-990-9006; Fax: 613-993-4728
Executive Director, Events, Household & Visitor Services,
Christine MacIntyre
Tel: 613-993-1901; Fax: 613-991-5113
844
Privy Council Office (PCO) / Bureau du Conseil privé
(BCP)
#1000, 85 Sparks St., Ottawa, ON K1A 0A3
Tel: 613-957-5153; Fax: 613-997-5043
TTY: 613-957-5741
[email protected]
www.pco-bcp.gc.ca
Other Communication: Media Phone: 613-957-5420
The Privy Council Office provides non-partisan advice &
information from across the Public Service to the Prime Minister,
the Cabinet, & its decision-making structures. The key roles of
the Privy Council are as follows: advising the Prime Minister &
supporting the Cabinet; managing the Cabinet’s decision-making
system & facilitating its efficient & effective functioning on a daily
basis; & providing public service leadership, including the
management of the appointments process for Crown
corporations & agencies, & senior positions in federal
departments. The Privy Council is led by the Clerk of the Privy
Council. A member of the Privy Council is awarded the title,
“Honourable," for life. The Governor General, the Prime Minister,
& the Chief Justice of Canada are accorded the title, “The Right
Honourable," for life.
President, Queen’s Privy Council for Canada; Minister,
Democratic Institutions; Minister Responsible, Elections
Canada, Hon. Maryam Monsef, P.C.
Tel: 613-995-6411; Fax: 613-996-9800
[email protected]
Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, Hon.
Bardish Chagger, P.C.
Tel: 613-996-5928; Fax: 613-992-6251
[email protected]
Chief Government Whip, Andrew Leslie
Tel: 613-995-1800; Fax: 613-995-6298
[email protected]
Clerk of the Privy Council & Secretary to the Cabinet,
Michael Wernick
Tel: 613-957-5400
www.clerk.gc.ca
Social Media: twitter.com/Clerk_GC
Note: Michael Wernick was appointed Clerk of the Privy
Council & Secretary to the Cabinet on January 22, 2016.
National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister, Daniel Jean
Tel: 613-957-5056
Deputy National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister,
David McGovern
Tel: 613-957-5015
Special Advisor, Human Smuggling & Illegal Migration,
Ward P.D. Elcock
Tel: 613-996-3713
Deputy Clerk of the Privy Council & Associate Secretary to
the Cabinet, Serge Dupont
Tel: 613-957-5466
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet, Operations, Les Linklater
Tel: 613-957-5417
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet, Plans & Consultations &
Intergovernmental Affairs, Stephen Lucas
Tel: 613-957-5462
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet, Legislation & House
Planning / Machinery of Government, & Counsel to the
Clerk of the Privy Council, Ian McCowan, Q.C.
Tel: 613-957-5792
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet, Results & Delivery,
Matthew Mendelsohn
Tel: 613-952-7544
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet, Senior Personnel,
Business Transformation & Renewal, Janine Sherman
Tel: 613-957-5465
Chief of Staff, Office of the Clerk of the Privy Council &
Secretary to the Cabinet, Barbara Henry
Tel: 613-957-5063
Director General, Legislation & House Planning, Randall
Koops
Tel: 613-947-3639
Director General, Operations, Laurent Marcoux
Tel: 613-957-5456
Executive Director, Security Operations, Security &
Intelligence, Louise Lacelle
Tel: 613-957-5387
Director, Corporate & Media Affairs, Raymond Rivet
Tel: 613-957-5233
Privy Council Members & Date When Sworn In
Hon. Paul Theodore Hellyer, Apr. 26, 1957
H.R.H. Prince Phillip, The Duke of Edinburg, Oct. 14, 1957
Hon. Allan Joseph MacEachen, Apr. 22, 1963
Hon. Yvon Dupuis, Feb. 3, 1964
Right Hon. John Napier Turner, Dec. 18, 1965
Right Hon. Joseph Jacques Jean Chrétien, Apr. 4, 1967
Hon. Alexander Bradshaw Campbell, Jul. 5, 1967
Hon. Donald Stovel Macdonald, Apr. 20, 1968
Hon. Jean-Eudes Dubé, Jul. 6, 1968
Hon. Otto Emil Lang, Jul. 6, 1968
Hon. Robert D. George Stanbury, Oct. 20, 1969
Hon. Alastair William Gillespie, Aug. 12, 1971
Hon. William Warren Allmand, Nov. 27, 1972
Hon. James Hugh Faulkner, Nov. 27, 1972
Hon. André Ouellet, Nov. 27, 1972
Hon. Marc Lalonde, Nov. 27, 1972
Hon. J. Judd Buchanan, Aug. 8, 1974
Hon. Marcel Lessard, Sep. 26, 1975
Hon. Leonard Stephen Marchand, Sep. 15, 1976
Hon. Monique Bégin, Sep. 15, 1976
Hon. Jean-Jacques Blais, Sep. 15, 1976
Hon. Francis Fox, Sep. 15, 1976
Hon. Anthony Chisholm Abbott, Sep. 15, 1976
Hon. Iona Campagnolo, Sep. 15, 1976
Hon. Norman A. Cafik, Sep. 16, 1977
Hon. J. Gilles Lamontagne, Jan. 19, 1978
Hon. John M. Reid, Nov. 24, 1978
Hon. Pierre De Bané, Nov. 24, 1978
Right Hon. Charles Joseph Clark, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. James Aloysius McGrath, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. John Carnell Crosbie, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. David Samuel Horne MacDonald, Jun. 4, 1979
Right Hon. Donald Frank Mazankowski, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. Elmer MacIntosh MacKay, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. Arthur Jacob Epp, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. John Allen Fraser, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. Sinclair McKnight Stevens, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. Ronald George Atkey, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. David Edward Crombie, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. Henry Perrin Beatty, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. J. Robert Howie, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. Michael Holcombe Wilson, Jun. 4, 1979
Hon. Gerald Augustine Regan, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. James Sydney Clark Fleming, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. William H. Rompkey, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. Pierre Bussières, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. Charles Lapointe, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. Edward C. Lumley, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. Yvon Pinard, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. Donald James Johnston, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. Lloyd Axworthy, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. Paul James Cosgrove, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. Judith A. Erola, Mar. 3, 1980
Hon. Jacob Austin, Sep. 22, 1981
Hon. Serge Joyal, Sep. 22, 1981
Hon. John Edward Broadbent, Apr. 17, 1982
Hon. William Grenville Davis, Apr. 17, 1982
Hon. John MacLennan Buchanan, Apr. 17, 1982
Hon. Alfred Brian Peckford, Apr. 17, 1982
Hon. James Matthew Lee, Apr. 17, 1982
Hon. David Michael Collenette, Aug. 12, 1983
Hon. Céline Hervieux-Payette, Aug. 12, 1983
Hon. Roger Simmons, Aug. 12, 1983
Hon. David Paul Smith, Aug. 12, 1983
Hon. Roy MacLaren, Aug. 17, 1983
Hon. Peter Michael Pitfield, Apr. 19, 1984
Right Hon. Martin Brian Mulroney, May 7, 1984
Right Hon. Edward Richard Schreyer, Jun. 3, 1984
Hon. Herb Breau, Jun. 30, 1984
Hon. Joseph Roger Rémi Bujold, Jun. 30, 1984
Hon. Ralph Ferguson, Jun. 30, 1984
Hon. Jack Burnett Murta, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Otto John Jelinek, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Thomas Edward Siddon, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Charles James Mayer, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. William Hunter McKnight, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Rev. Walter Franklin McLean, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Thomas Michael McMillan, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Patricia Carney, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. André Bissonnette, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Suzanne Blais-Grenier, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Benoît Bouchard, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Andrée Champagne, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Michel Côté, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Barbara Jean McDougall, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Monique Vézina, Sep. 17, 1984
Hon. Saul Mark Cherniack, Nov. 30, 1984
Hon. Paule Gauthier, Nov. 30, 1984
Hon. Stewart Donald McInnes, Aug. 20, 1985
Hon. Frank Oberle, Nov. 20, 1985
Hon. Gordon F. Joseph Osbaldeston, Feb. 13, 1986
Hon. Lowell Murray, Jun. 30, 1986
Hon. Paul Wyatt Dick, Jun. 30, 1986
Hon. Pierre H. Cadieux, Jun. 30, 1986
Hon. Jean J. Charest, Jun. 30, 1986
Hon. Thomas Hockin, Jun. 30, 1986
Hon. Monique Landry, Jun. 30, 1986
Hon. Bernard Valcourt, Jun. 30, 1986
RÉPERTOIRE ET ALMANACH CANADIEN 2017
Municipal Governments / Alberta
Alberta
Counties & Municipal Districts
in Alberta
Acadia No. 34
P.O. Box 30
9 Main St.
Acadia Valley, AB T0J 0A0
Tel: 403-972-3808; Fax: 403-972-3833
[email protected]
www.mdacadia.ab.ca
Municipal Type: Municipal District
Incorporated: Dec. 9, 1913; Area: 1,076.26 sq km
Population in 2011: 495
Federal Electoral District(s): Battle River-Crowfoot
Next Election: Oct. 16, 2017 (4 year terms)
Peter Rafa, Reeve
Gary E. Peers, Municipal Administrator
Athabasca County
3602 - 48 Ave.
Athabasca, AB T9S 1M8
Tel: 780-675-2273; Fax: 780-675-5512
[email protected]
www.athabascacounty.com
Municipal Type: County
Population in 2011: 7,662
Federal Electoral District(s): Lakeland
Note: Incorporated as a municipal district on Dec. 14, 1914.
Name changed from The County of Athabasca No. 12 on Dec. 1,
2009.
Doris Splane, Reeve
Ryan Maier, Chief Administrative Officer
Barrhead County No. 11
5306 - 49 St.
Barrhead, AB T7N 1N5
Tel: 780-674-3331; Fax: 780-674-2777
[email protected]
www.countybarrhead.ab.ca
Federal Electoral District(s): Peace River-Westlock
Note: The County of Barrhead No. 11 was formed on Sept. 26,
1958.
William (Bill) Lee, Reeve, 780-674-4404
Mark Oberg, County Manager
Beaver County
P.O. Box 140
5223 - 46 St.
Ryley, AB T0B 4A0
Tel: 780-663-3730; Fax: 780-663-3602
[email protected]
www.beaver.ab.ca
Incorporated: Feb. 1, 1943; Area: 3,319.1 sq km
Arnold Hanson, Reeve
Robert Beck, Chief Administrative Officer, 780-663-3730
Big Lakes
P.O. Box 239
5305 - 56 St.
High Prairie, AB T0G 1E0
Tel: 780-523-5955; Fax: 780-523-4227
[email protected]
www.mdbiglakes.ca
Other Information: Toll Free: 1-866-523-5955
Note: Incorporated as a municipal district on Jan. 1, 1995.
Ken Matthews, Reeve
William (Bill) Kostiw, Chief Administrative Officer
1166
Bighorn No. 8
P.O. Box 310
2 Heart Mountain Drive
Exshaw, AB T0L 2C0
Tel: 403-673-3611; Fax: 403-673-3895
[email protected]
www.mdbighorn.ca
Incorporated: April 1, 1945; Area: 2,767.94 sq km
Federal Electoral District(s): Banff-Airdrie; Foothills
Dene Cooper, Reeve, 403-673-3968
Martin Buckley, Chief Administrative Officer
Birch Hills County
P.O. Box 157
4601 - 50 St.
Wanham, AB T0H 3P0
Tel: 780-694-3793; Fax: 780-694-3788
[email protected]
www.birchhillscounty.com
Marvin Doran, Reeve
Harold Northcott, Chief Administrative Officer, 780-864-5295
Bonnyville No. 87
P.O. Box 1010
4905 - 50 Ave.
Bonnyville, AB T9N 2J7
Tel: 888-886-3171; Fax: 780-826-4524
www.md.bonnyville.ab.ca
Federal Electoral District(s): Lakeland
Ed Rondeau, Reeve, 780-579-9624
Don Sinclair, Councillor, 780-573-6029, Wards: 1
David Fox, Councillor, 780-573-3266, Wards: 2
Mike Krywiak, Councillor, 780-573-6093, Wards: 3
Barry Kalinski, Councillor, 780-573-6082, Wards: 4
Dana Swigart, Councillor, 780-573-9095, Wards: 5
Fred Bamber, Councillor, 780-573-6793, Wards: 6
Chris Cambridge, Chief Administrative Officer, 780-826-3171,
Fax: 780-826-4524
Caroline Palmer, Director, Planning & Development,
780-826-3171
Gordon Fullerton, Director, Finance & Administration,
780-826-3171, Fax: 780-826-4524
Chris Garner, Director, Public Safety, 780-823-3332, Fax:
780-573-1586
Matt Janz, Director, Agricultural & Waste Services,
780-826-3951
Darcy Zelisko, Director, Transportation & Utilities, 780-826-3951
Diane Jenkinson, Manager, Marketing & Communications,
780-826-3171, Fax: 780-826-3775
Brazeau County
P.O. Box 77
7401 Twp Rd. 494
Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1R1
Tel: 780-542-7777; Fax: 780-542-7770
www.brazeau.ab.ca
Federal Electoral District(s): Yellowhead
Note: Incorporated as a municipal district on Dec. 13, 1915.
Pat Vos, Reeve, 780-542-8777
Marco Schoeninger, Chief Administrative Officer
Camrose County
3755 - 43 Ave.
Camrose, AB T4V 3S8
Tel: 780-672-4446; Fax: 780-672-1008
[email protected]
www.county.camrose.ab.ca
Note: Incorporated as a municipal district on Jan. 1, 1944. The
former Village of New Norway was dissolved & incorporated into
Camrose County on November 1, 2012.
Don L. Gregorwich, Reeve, 780-373-2503
Paul King, County Administrator
Cardston County
P.O. Box 580
1050 Main Street
Cardston, AB T0K 0K0
Tel: 403-653-4977; Fax: 403-653-1126
[email protected]
www.cardstoncounty.com
Federal Electoral District(s): Medicine Hat-Cardston-Warner
Fred C. Lacey, Reeve, 403-448-0262
Murray Millward, Chief Administrative Officer, 403-653-4977
Clear Hills County
P.O. Box 240
Worsley, AB T0H 3W0
Tel: 780-685-3925; Fax: 780-685-3960
[email protected]
www.clearhillscounty.ab.ca
Federal Electoral District(s): Grande Prairie-Mackenzie
Note: Incorporated as a municipal district on Jan. 1, 1995. Name
changed from The Municipal District of Clear Hills No. 21 on Jan.
1, 2006.
Charlie Johnson, Reeve, 780-596-2187
Allan Rowe, Chief Administrative Officer
Clearwater County
P.O. Box 550
4340 - 47th Ave.
Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 1A4
Tel: 403-845-4444; Fax: 403-845-7330
[email protected]
www.county.clearwater.ab.ca
Incorporated: April 1, 1945; Area: 18,691.65 sq km
Federal Electoral District(s): Yellowhead
Patrick Alexander, Reeve, 403-729-2399, Wards: 7
Earl Graham, Deputy Reeve, 403-722-2774, Wards: 6
Jim Duncan, Councillor, 403-845-6319, Wards: 1
Kyle Greenwood, Councillor, 403-729-2053, Wards: 2
Curt Maki, Councillor, 403-746-3642, Wards: 3
John Vandermeer, Councillor, 403-722-2186, Wards: 4
Theresa Laing, Councillor, 403-845-7120, Wards: 5
Ron Leaf, Chief Administrative Officer
Rick Emmons, Director, West Country & Planning &
Development
Matt Martinson, Director, Agricultural Services
Marshall Morton, Director, Public Works
Crowsnest Pass
P.O. Box 600
8502 - 19 Ave.
Crownsnest Pass, AB T0K 0E0
Tel: 403-562-8833; Fax: 403-563-5474
[email protected]
www.crowsnestpass.com
Municipal Type: Regional Municipality
Incorporated: Jan. 1, 1979; Area: 373.07 sq km
Provincial Electoral District(s): Livingstone-Macleod
Federal Electoral District(s): Foothills
Note: Changed from a town to a specialized municipality in 2008.
Blair Painter, Mayor
Sheldon Steinke, Chief Administrative Officer
Cypress County
816 - 2 Ave.
Dunmore, AB T1B 0K3
Tel: 403-526-2888; Fax: 403-526-8958
[email protected]
www.cypress.ab.ca
Federal Electoral District(s): Medicine Hat-Cardston-Warner
Note: Incorporated as a municipal district on Jan. 1, 1985. Name
changed from Municipal District of Cypress on Nov. 1, 1998.
Government: Judicial / Federal
Federal
Supreme Court of Canada
301 Wellington St., Ottawa, ON K1A 0J1
Tel: 613-995-4330; Fax: 613-996-3063
Toll-Free: 888-551-1185
[email protected]
www.scc-csc.gc.ca
Other information: TTY: 613-944-7895; Registry, E-mail:
[email protected]; Court Library, E-mail:
[email protected]; Tours, E-mail:
[email protected]
In 1875, the Supreme Court of Canada was created by an Act of
Parliament. The Court is a general court of appeal, which
consists of nine judges. The Governor in Council appoints the
judges, who remain in the position until the age of 75. There is a
Chief Justice of Canada, plus seven puisne judges. A Registrar
is also appointed by the Governor in Council. The Registrar is
responsible for all the administrative work in the Court, &
answers directly to the Chief Justice. There are approximately
200 employees of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court sits
in Ottawa where, each year, three sessions are held.
Approximately 80 appeals are heard by the Court every year.
The hearings are open to the public. Cases for review come
from the provincial & territorial appellate courts & the Federal
Court of Appeal, in criminal, civil, constitutional & administrative
law matters. Decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada may be
unanimous, or a majority may decide. In July of 2016, The Right
Hon. Justin Trudeau announced a new selection process for
Supreme Court Justices. A seven-member, independent,
non-partisan advisory board will identify suitable candidates. Any
qualified Canadian lawyer or judge will be able to put forward
their name for consideration by the board.
Chief Justice of Canada: The Rt. Hon. Madam Chief Justice
Beverley McLachlin
Puisne Judges (The Honourable Mr. / Madam Justice)
Suzanne Côté
Rosalie Silberman Abella
Russell Brown
Michael J. Moldaver
Andromache Karakatsanis
Robert Wagner
Clément Gascon
Administration:
Registrar: Roger Bilodeau, 613-996-9277, Fax: 613-996-9138
Deputy Registrar: David Power, 613-996-7521, Fax:
613-941-5817
Director General: Corporate Services Sector, Catherine Laforce,
613-947-0682, Fax: 613-947-2860
Director: Library & Information Management Branch, Rosalie
Fox, 613-996-9971, Fax: 613-991-0258
Director: Financial & Strategic Planning & Reporting, Tommy
Pham, 613-992-1765, Fax: 613-947-2860
Director: Information Technology, Philippe Authier,
613-944-7722
Director: Human Resources, Anne-Marie Larivière,
613-995-4224, Fax: 613-996-7266
Federal Court of Appeal
Cour d’appel fédérale
Courts Administration Service, Thomas D’Arcy McGee
Bldg., 90 Sparks St., Ottawa, ON K1A 0H9
Tel: 613-996-6795Toll-Free: 800-565-0541
[email protected]
www.fca-caf.gc.ca
The Federal Court of Appeal was established by Parliament in
accordance with provision of section 101 of the Constitution Act,
1867. The Court is a bilingual tribunal, which sits & hears cases
anywhere in Canada. Both common law & civil law are
administered by the Federal Court of Appeal. Decisions of the
Federal Court of Appeal impact all Canadians. Responsibilities
of the Court include enforcing rights & obligations between
Canadians & the federal government, & interpreting &
implementing Canada’s international obligations.
Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Appeal: The Hon. Marc
Noël, 613-995-5106
Judges (The Hon. Mr. / Madam Justice):
Yves de Montigny
Donald J. Rennie
Marc Nadon (Supernumerary)
C. Michael Ryer
613-995-2459
J.D. Denis Pelletier (Supernumerary)
613-947-0185
Eleanor R. Dawson
Johanne Gauthier
Johanne Trudel (Supernumerary)
613-944-2203
David W. Stratas
Mary Gleason
Wyman W. Webb
David G. Near
André F.J. Scott
Richard Boivin
Administration:
Judicial Administrator: Suzelle Bazinet, 613-995-5117, Fax:
613-952-6439
Vital Ouellette
Kathleen Quigg
Bradley V. Green
Administration:
Chief Administrator of the Court: Daniel Gosselin, 613-996-4778
Judicial Administrator: Diane Cyr, 613-995-7886
Court Martial Appeal Court of Canada
Cour d’Appel de la Cour Martiale
200 Kent St., Ottawa, ON K1A 0M1
Tel: 613-992-0901Toll-Free: 800-927-5499
[email protected]
www.tcc-cci.gc.ca
In 1983, the Tax Court of Canada was established, pursuant to
the Tax Court of Canada Act. The Court operates independently
of the Canada Revenue Agency & other departments of the
Government of Canada. Many of the appeals to the Tax Court of
Canada are related to income tax, the goods & services tax, &
employment insurance. References are also heard from the
Canada Revenue Agency to provide interpretations of the
legislation within its jurisdiction.
Chief Justice: The Honourable Mr. Justice Eugene P. Rossiter,
613-992-1994
Associate Chief Justice: The Honourable Mr. Justice Lucie
Lamarre, 613-992-2159
Pierre Archambault (Supernumerary Judge)
613-992-6743
Alain Tardif (Supernumerary Judge)
Diane Campbell (Supernumerary Judge)
Joe E. Hershfield (Supernumerary Judge)
Campbell J. Miller (Supernumerary Judge)
613-992-0739
Brent Paris
613-992-8477
Judith Woods
613-992-2368
Réal Favreau
613-992-0672
Gaston Jorré
613-947-0945
Patrick J. Boyle
613-947-5332
Valerie Miller
613-943-2915
Robert James Hogan
613-944-6300
Steven K. D’Arcy
613-947-0523
Frank J. Pizzitelli
613-947-2128
Johanne D’Auray
Randall S. Bocock
David E. Graham
Kathleen T. Lyons
John R. Owen
Dominique Lafleur
Sylvain Ouimet
Don R. Sommerfedlt
Henry A. Visser
Guy R. Smith
Administration:
Registrar of the Court: Donald MacNeil, 613-944-7758
Tel: 613-996-6795; Fax: 613-952-7226
Media Enquiries: [email protected]
www.cmac-cacm.ca
The Court Martial Appeal Court of Canada was established by
the Parliament of Canada, pursuant to its authority under section
101 of the Constitution Act,1867. The Court administers the
National Defence Act & the Criminal Code. The Court Martial
Appeal Court of Canada hears appeals from military courts.
Military courts, known as courts martial, try members of the
Canadian Forces, as well as civilians accompanying military
personnel abroad, for crimes & offences against the Code of
Service Discipline. The Code of Service Discipline is found in
Part III & Part VII of the National Defence Act. Military personnel
are subjected to military law, except when the offence has little
to do with their military role. Offences, such as murder &
manslaughter, are tried in civilian courts. There is a right of
appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada from the Court Martial
Appeal Court of Canada on questions of law.
Chief Justice: The Hon. Mr. Justice B. Richard Bell,
613-995-7886
Designated Judges (The Hon. Mr. / Madam Justice):
René LeBlanc
Yvan Roy
Joanne B. Veit
Marc Noël
Sandra J. Simpson
Marc Nadon
Danièle Tremblay-Lamer
Karen M. Weiler
Cecily Y. Strickland
Douglas R. Campbell
Peter Annis
Elizabeth A. Bennett
Eleanor R. Dawson
Elizabeth Heneghan
Luc Martineau
Simon Noël
Johanne Gauthier
James O’Reilly
James Russell
J. David Watt
Glennys L. McVeigh
Deborah J. McCawley
Sean J. Harrington
Richard G. Mosley
Michel M.J. Shore
Michael L. Phelan
Anne L. Mactavish
Yves de Montigny
Roger T. Hughes
Robert L. Barnes
Johanne Trudel
Leonard S. Mandamin
Russel W. Zinn
Guy Cournoyer
Douglas N. Abra
Richard Boivin
David Near
Robert Mainville
Jamie W.S. Saunders
David W. Stratas
Paul S. Crampton
Marie-Josée Bédard
André J.F. Scott
Donald J. Rennie
François Doyon
André Vincent
Wyman W. Webb
Mary J.L. Gleason
Jocelyne Gagné
Catherine M. Kane
Michael D. Manson
Martine St-Louis
George R. Locke
Keith M. Boswell
Alan Diner
Henry S. Brown
Patrick K. Gleeson
J. Edward Scanlan
Tax Court of Canada
Federal Court
Cour fédérale
Tel: 613-992-4238; Fax: 613-952-3653
Toll-Free: 800-663-2096
Media Enquiries: [email protected]
www.fct-cf.gc.ca
The Federal Court is a trial court. The jurisdiction of the Federal
Court is conferred by the Federal Courts Act, as well as close to
one hundred other applicable federal statutes. Its broad federal
jurisdiction includes the following: Crown litigation, access to
information, admiralty & maritime disputes, citizenship,
communications, customs, immigration & refugee matters,
intellectual property rights, labour relations, national security,
parole & penitentiary proceedings, tax, transportation &
aeronautics, war veterans & limited criminal jurisdiction. The
Court conducts hearings & renders decisions in disputes
anywhere in Canada.
Chief Justice of the Federal Court: The Hon. Mr. Justice Paul
S. Crampton, 613-996-5901
Judges (The Hon. Mr. / Madam Justice):
Sandra J. Simpson (Supernumerary)
613-943-2345
Danièle Tremblay-Lamer (Supernumerary)
613-947-1995
Douglas R. Campbell (Supernumerary)
613-947-7871
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Hospitals & Health Care Facilities / Alberta
Alberta
Government Departments in Charge
Edmonton: Alberta Health
PO Box 1360 Stn. Main, Edmonton, AB T5J 2N3
Tel: 780-427-7164
TTY: 780-427-9999
www.health.alberta.ca
Note: Alberta Health is the ministry that sets policy, legislation
and standards for the health system in Alberta. The ministry
allocates health funding and administers provincial programs
such as the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan and provides
expertise on communicable disease control.
Hon. Sarah Hoffman, Minister of Health
Dr. Karen Grimsrud, Chief Medical Officer of Health
Regional Health Authorities
Edmonton: Alberta Health Services (AHS)
Seventh Street Plaza, 14th Fl., North Tower, 10030 - 107 St.
NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 3E4
Tel: 780-342-2000; Fax: 780-342-2060
Toll-Free: 888-342-2471
[email protected]
www.albertahealthservices.ca
Info Line: 811
Social Media: www.facebook.com/179579998746821;
twitter.com/AHS_media; www.youtube.com/ahschannel
Year Founded: 2009
Number of Beds: 23,742 continuing care beds; 8,471 acute care
beds; 208 palliative & hospice beds; 2,439 mental health beds
Population Served: 4000000
Note: Provincial governance board, overseeing hospitals, other
health facilities, & ground ambulance service in Alberta. The
agency employes over 108,000 employees.
Vernab Yiu, President & CEO
Dr. David Mador, Vice-President & Medical Director, Northern
Alberta
Deb Gordon, Vice-President & Chief Health Operations Officer,
Northern Alberta
Brenda Huband, Vice-President & Chief Health Operations
Officer, Central & Southern Alberta
Hospitals - General
Athabasca: Athabasca Healthcare Centre
Affiliated with: Alberta Health Services
3100 - 48 Ave., Athabasca, AB T9S 1M9
Tel: 780-675-6000; Fax: 780-675-7050
Number of Beds: 26 acute care beds; 1 palliative care bed; 23
continuing care beds
Note: Programs & services include: emergency services;
diagnostic imaging; laboratory services; acute care; obstetrics;
pediatrics; continuing care; rehabilitation; recreation services;
palliative care; & x-ray.
Dr. Adrian Mol, Contact
Dr. Brian Oldale, Contact
Banff: Banff - Mineral Springs Hospital
Covenant Health
PO Box 1050, 305 Lynx St., Banff, AB T1L 1H7
Tel: 403-762-2222; Fax: 403-762-4193
[email protected]
banffmineralspringshospital.com
Social Media: www.facebook.com/Banff.MSH
Year Founded: 1930
surgery; acute care; maternal & child care; physiotherapy;
occupational therapy; recreation therapy; music therapy; mental
health services; P.A.R.T.Y. program, to Prevent Alcohol &
Risk-Related Trauma in Youth; continuing care; outpatient
clinics; & palliative care.
Shelley Buchan, Site Administrator
Barrhead: Barrhead Healthcare Centre
4815 - 51 Ave., Barrhead, AB T7N 1M1
Tel: 780-674-2221; Fax: 780-674-3541
Number of Beds: 34 beds
diagnostic imaging; laboratory services; obstetrics; community
cancer centre; rehabilitation services; social work; diet
counselling; education programs; outpatient clinics; & palliative
care.
Bassano: Bassano Health Centre
Boyle: Boyle Healthcare Centre
608 - 5 Ave., Bassano, AB T0J 0B0
Tel: 403-641-6100; Fax: 403-641-2157
Year Founded: 1914
Number of Beds: 4 acute care beds; 8 continuing care beds; 1
palliative care bed; 1 respite care bed
diagnostic imaging; acute care; physiotherapy; occupational
therapy; physiotherapy; mental health services; nutrition
services; social work; continuing care; respite care; & palliative
care.
5004 Lakeview Rd., Boyle, AB T0A 0M0
Tel: 780-689-3731; Fax: 780-689-3951
Year Founded: 1966
Number of Beds: 19 acute care beds; 1 palliative care bed
diagnostic imaging; laboratory services; acute care services;
nutrition services; community health; social work; & palliative
care.
Beaverlodge: Beaverlodge Municipal Hospital
440 - 3rd St. East, Brooks, AB T1R 0G5
Tel: 403-501-3232; Fax: 403-362-6039
Number of Beds: 40 acute care beds; 75 long term care beds
ambulatory care; acute care; obstetrics; pediatrics;
physiotherapy; occupational therapy; recreational therapy; Living
Healthy Program / cardiac rehabilitation; diabetes education;
community health; continuing care; & palliative care.
PO Box 480, 422 - 10A St., Beaverlodge, AB T0H 0C0
Tel: 780-354-2136; Fax: 780-354-8355
Number of Beds: 18 acute care beds
Note: Programs & services include: emergency services; general
radiography; medical laboratory; acute care; obstetrics;
physiotherapy; occupational therapy; & palliative care.
Janet Wallace, Site Manager
Black Diamond: Oilfields General Hospital
717 Government Rd., Black Diamond, AB T0L 0H0
Tel: 403-933-2222; Fax: 403-933-2031
Note: Programs & services include: adult Aboriginal mental
health services; Healthy Moms, Health Babies Program;
diagnostic imaging; laboratory services; occupational therapy;
physical therapy; & speech language pathology.
Blairmore: Crowsnest Pass Health Centre
2001 - 107 St., Blairmore, AB T0K 0E0
Tel: 403-562-5011; Fax: 403-562-8992
twitter.com/AHS_media; www.youtube.com/AHSChannel
diagnostic imaging services; laboratory services; surgery;
obstetrics; neonatal intensive care nursery; pediatrics; critical
care services; acute care; rehabilitation services, including
occupational therapy & therapeutic recreation; Southern Alberta
Renal Program; continuing care; & palliative care.
Bonnyville: Bonnyville Healthcare Centre
Covenant Health
5001 Lakeshore Dr., Bonnyville, AB T9N 2J7
Tel: 780-826-3311; Fax: 780-826-6527
www.covenanthealth.ca/hospitals-care-centres/bonnyville-healthcentre
Year Founded: 1986
Number of Employees: 317
regional laboratory services; diagnostic imaging; pathology;
surgery; acute care; community cancer centre; cardiac stress
testing; obstetrics; rehabilitation; medical accupunture;
occupational therapy; respiratory therapy; continuing care; &
palliative care.
Bow Island: Bow Island Health Centre
938 Centre St., Bow Island, AB T0K 0G0
Tel: 403-545-3200; Fax: 403-545-2281
Number of Beds: 10 acute care beds; 20 continuing care beds
diagnostic imaging & laboratory services; acute care;
physiotherapy; occupational therapy; continuing care; & respite
services.
Brooks: Brooks Health Centre
Calgary: Alberta Children’s Hospital
Former Name: Alberta Crippled Children’s Hospital;
Junior Red Cross Hospital
West Campus, University of Calgary, 2888 Shaganappi Trail
NW, Calgary, AB T3B 6A8
Tel: 403-955-7211
www.calgaryhealthregion.ca/ACH
Year Founded: 2006
Note: Programs & services include: Aboriginal services;
angiography; pediatrics (birth to age 18); emergency services;
surgery; complex pain service; diagnostic imaging; burn
treatment; eating disorder program - day treatment; sexual
assault response team; child abuse service; child & adolescent
mental health inpatient services; community education service; &
Infant Headshape Program.
Calgary: Foothills Medical Centre
1403 - 29 St. NW, Calgary, AB T2N 2T9
Tel: 403-944-1110
Year Founded: 1966
Note: Programs & services include: emergency services; trauma
services; diagnostic imaging; acute care; gynecology; newborn
care; cardiology; gastrointestinal services; hematology; adult
neuropsychology service; neurology; psychiatry; renal services;
Movement Disorders Program; respiratory services; social work;
& addiction services.
Calgary: Peter Lougheed Centre
3500 - 26 Ave. NE, Calgary, AB T1Y 6J4
Tel: 403-943-4555
Year Founded: 1988
Note: Programs & services include: Aboriginal services;
abortion; angiography; anticoagulation management;
bronchoscopy; cardiology; clinics; CT imaging; mental health
services; surgery; diabetes, hypertension & cholesterol;
diagnostic imaging; electroencephalography; emergency;
enterostomal therapy; fluoroscopy; gastrointestinal; general
medicine; general radiography; hematology; hemodialysis;
intensive care; laboratory; magnetic resonance imaging;
neurology; nuclear medicine; nutrition; occupational therapy;
oncology; palliative care; pharmacy; psychiatry; speech
language pathology; social work; & ultrasound.
Calgary: Rockyview General Hospital
7007 - 14 St. SW, Calgary, AB T2V 1P9
Tel: 403-943-3000
Note: Programs & services include: emergency; acute care; CT
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Law Firms / Major Law Firms
Major Law Firms
Aird & Berlis LLP
Former Name: Aird, Zimmerman & Berlis
#1800, Brookfield Place, P.O. Box 754, 181 Bay St., Toronto,
ON M5J 2T9
Tel: 416-863-1500; Fax: 416-863-1515
www.airdberlis.com
twitter.com/AirdBerlis,
www.linkedin.com/company/aird-&-berlis-llp
Profile: 1 Office, 137 Lawyers, Founded in: 1919
Legal services in the areas of Banking Law, Corporate &
Commercial Law, Corporate Finance, Insolvency &
Restructuring, Litigation, Real Estate Law, & Tax Law
Senior and Managing Partners:
Steven Zakem, Managing Partner
416-865-3440
[email protected]
Jack Bernstein, Senior Partner
416-865-7766
[email protected]
David Malach, Senior Partner
416-865-7702
[email protected]
Leo F. Longo, Senior Partner
416-865-7778
[email protected]
Paul V. McCallen, Senior Partner
416-865-7723
[email protected]
BCF LLP - Montréal
Also Known As: Brouillette Charpentier Fortin
1100, boul René-Lévesque ouest, 25e étage, Montréal, QC
H3B 5C9
Tél: 514-397-8500; Téléc: 514-397-8515
Ligne sans frais: 866-511-8501
[email protected]
www.bcf.ca
twitter.com/bcf_avocats_law
Profile: 5 Offices, 91 Lawyers, Founded in: 1995
Expertise in both local & cross-border transactions by financial
institutions & corporate borrowers.
P. Mario Charpentier, Managing Partner
514-397-6950
[email protected]
BCF LLP - Québec
Complexe Jules-Dallaire, T1, 2828, boul Laurier, 12e étage,
Québec, QC G1V 0B9
Tél: 418-266-4500; Téléc: 418-266-4515
Ligne sans frais: 866-925-4500
[email protected]
www.bcf.ca
Profile: 23 Lawyers
BCF LLP - Sept-Iles
#202, 421, av Arnaud, Sept-Iles, QC G4R 3B3
Tél: 418-968-3073; Téléc: 418-961-1937
[email protected]
www.bcf.ca
Bennett Jones LLP - Calgary
#4500, Bankers Hall East Tower, 855 - 2nd St. SW, Calgary,
AB T2P 4K7
Tel: 403-298-3100; Fax: 403-265-7219
www.bennettjones.ca
twitter.com/BennettJonesLaw,
www.linkedin.com/company/bennett-jones-llp
Blair C. Yorke-Slader, Q.C., Vice-Chair & Partner
403-298-3291
[email protected]
Perry Spitznagel, Q.C., Vice-Chair & Managing Partner
403-298-3153
[email protected]
Bennett Jones LLP - Edmonton
#3200, TELUS House, South Tower, 10020 - 100th St.,
Edmonton, AB T5J 0N3
Tel: 780-421-8133; Fax: 780-421-7951
www.bennettjones.ca
Profile: 36 Lawyers
Enzo J. Barichello, Q.C., Managing Partner
780-917-4269
[email protected]
Bennett Jones LLP - Ottawa
#1900, World Exchange Plaza, 45 O’Connor St., Ottawa, ON
K1P 1A4
Tel: 613-683-2300; Fax: 613-683-2323
www.bennettjones.ca
Profile: 4 Lawyers
Edward S. Goldenberg, Managing Partner
613-683-2301
[email protected]
Bennett Jones LLP - Toronto
#3400, One First Canadian Place, P.O. Box 130, Toronto, ON
M5X 1A4
Tel: 416-863-1200; Fax: 416-863-1716
www.bennettjones.ca
Profile: 136 Lawyers
Hugh L. MacKinnon, Chair/CEO
416-777-4810
[email protected]
Stephen W. Bowman, Managing Partner
416-777-4624
[email protected]
Bennett Jones LLP - Vancouver
#2200, 1055 West Hastings St., Vancouver, BC V6E 2E9
Tel: 604-891-7500; Fax: 604-891-5100
www.bennettjones.ca
Profile: 8 Lawyers
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP - Toronto
#4000, Commerce Court West, 199 Bay St., Toronto, ON M5L
1A9
Tel: 416-863-2400; Fax: 416-863-2653
[email protected]
www.blakes.com
www.facebook.com/Blakes, twitter.com/blakeslaw,
www.linkedin.com/company/13193
The firm has experience successfully structuring, negotiating &
documenting a wide variety of domestic & cross-border financing
transactions. These include syndications, project finance,
asset-based lending, trade finance, high-yield offerings, debt &
debtor-in-possession financing, warehouse facilities credit
arrangements, private placements, securitizations & structured
financing, subordinated debt arrangements, as well as aircraft &
other equipment finance & capital markets debt offerings.
Robert Granatstein, Firm Managing Partner
416-863-2748
[email protected]
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP - Calgary
#3500, Bankers Hall East Tower, 855 - 2nd St. SW, Calgary,
AB T2P 4J8
Tel: 403-260-9600; Fax: 403-260-9700
[email protected]
www.blakes.com
Profile: 91 Lawyers
Ken Mills, Managing Partner
403-260-9648
[email protected]
Brock W. Gibson, Q.C., Firm Chair
403-260-9610
[email protected]
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP - Montréal
#3000, 1 Place Ville Marie, Montréal, QC H3B 4N8
Tél: 514-982-4000; Téléc: 514-982-4099
[email protected]
www.blakes.com
Profile: 68 Lawyers
Robert Torralbo, ManagingPartner
514-982-4014
[email protected]
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP - Ottawa
#1750, Constitution Square, Tower 3, 340 Albert St., Ottawa,
ON K1R 7Y6
Tel: 613-788-2200; Fax: 613-788-2247
[email protected]
www.blakes.com
Profile: 13 Lawyers
Nancy Brooks, Managing Partner
613-788-2218
[email protected]
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP - Vancouver
#2600, Three Bentall Centre, P.O. Box 49314, 595 Burrard
St., Vancouver, BC V7X 1L3
Tel: 604-631-3300; Fax: 604-631-3309
[email protected]
www.blakes.com
Profile: 86 Lawyers
Bill S. Maclagan, Q.C., Managing Partner
604-631-3336
[email protected]
Blaney McMurtry LLP
#1500, 2 Queen St. East, Toronto, ON M5C 3G5
Tel: 416-593-1221; Fax: 416-593-5437
www.blaney.com
www.facebook.com/blaneymcmurtry,
twitter.com/blaneymcmurtry,
www.linkedin.com/company/blaney-mcmurtry-llp
Profile: 1 Office, 132 Lawyers, Founded in: 1954
Business Reorganization & Insolvency; Corporate & Commercial
Law; Corporate Finance & Securities; Corporate Insurance;
E-Commerce; Insurance Coverage Counsel; Insurance
Litigation; International Trade and Business; Tax Law
Maria Scarfo, Managing Partner
416-593-3955
[email protected]
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP - Toronto
Also Known As: BLG
Bay Adelaide Centre, East Tower, 22 Adelaide St. West,
Toronto, ON M5H 4E3
Tel: 416-367-6000; Fax: 416-367-6749
Toll-Free: 855-660-6003
[email protected]
www.blg.com
www.facebook.com/BordenLadnerGervaisLLP,
twitter.com/blglaw, www.linkedin.com/company/blglaw
The Financial Services Group, in conjunction with our other
practice groups, provides comprehensive & specialized advice &
legal services in all aspects of financial services law. The group
is a large multidisciplinary team with expertise in all areas of
financial services law, including banking, lending, structured
finance, project finance, securitizations, regulatory matters,
bankruptcy, insolvency, restructuring, & related disciplines. The
multidisciplinary approach reflects the reality of financial services
both domestically & internationally, where traditional financial
sectors have become integrated & traditional activities require
special expertise. The Financial Services Group provides a wide
range of services to major Canadian & foreign banks, financial
institutions, trust companies, credit unions, insurance companies
& investment dealers. The Group represents numerous
corporate borrowers & lessees in diverse sectors of the
economy.
Sean Weir, National Managing Partner/CEO
416-367-6040
[email protected]
William D.T. Carter, Senior Partner
416-367-6173
[email protected]
Barry H. Bresner, Senior Partner
416-367-6167
[email protected]
Christopher D. Bredt, Senior Partner
416-367-6165
[email protected]
Richard H. Shaban, Senior Partner
416-367-6262
[email protected]
Linda L. Bertoldi, Senior Partner
416-367-6647
[email protected]
J. Mark Rodger, Senior Partner
416-367-6190
[email protected]
Shane Freitag, Senior Partner
416-367-6137
[email protected]
Murray B. Shopiro, Senior Partner
416-367-6264
[email protected]
Stephen F. Waqué, Senior Partner
416-367-6275
[email protected]
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Libraries / Alberta
Library & Archives Canada / Bibliothèque et
Archives Canada
395 Wellington St., Ottawa ON K1A 0N4
613-996-5115; Fax: 613-995-6274
Toll-Free 866-578-7777; TTY 613-992-6969
www.bac-lac.gc.ca
Librarian & Archivist of Canada, Guy Berthiaume
Social Media: www.facebook.com/LibraryArchives;
twitter.com/@LibraryArchives;
www.youtube.com/user/LibraryArchiveCanada
AMICUS Services: 819-934-5851; Fax: 819-934-4388;
[email protected];
[email protected]; [email protected];
amicus.collectionscanada.ca/aaweb/aalogine.htm; Symbol:
OONL
Canadian Cataloguing in Publications Program (CIP):
819-994-6881; Fax: 819-997-7517; [email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/cip; Symbol: OONL
Canadian Subject Headings (CSH): 819-953-6810; Fax:
819-953-0291; [email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/canadiansubject-headings;
Symbol: OONL
Canadiana: The National Bibliography of Canada:
819-994-6913; Fax: 819-953-0291; [email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/canadiana; Symbol: OONL;
Acting Director, Published Canadiana, Susan Haigh,
[email protected]
MARC 21 Standards: 819-994-6936; Fax: 819-934-4388;
[email protected]; www.marc21.ca/index-e.html; Symbol:
OONL
The Rare Book Collection: 819-934-8334; Fax: 819-995-6274;
[email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/rare-book; Symbol: OONL
Recordkeeping: 819-934-7519; Fax: 819-934-7534;
[email protected]; Symbol: OONL
Reference Services: 613-996-5115; Fax: 613-995-6274;
[email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services-public; Symbol: OONL;
Reference Librarian, Megan Butcher,
[email protected]
Services to Federal Institutions: 819-934-7519; Fax:
819-934-7534; [email protected]; Symbol:
OONL
Theses Canada: 819-994-6882; Fax: 819-997-2395;
[email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/theses; Symbol: OONL
Union Catalogue: 819-934-5851; Fax: 819-934-4388;
[email protected];
www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/union-catalogue/index-e.html;
Symbol: OONL; Librarian, Myriam Beauchemin,
[email protected]
Government Departments in
Charge of Libraries
Cataloguing & Metadata: 819-994-6900; Fax: 819-934-4388;
[email protected];
BAC.Normesdecatalogage-Cataloguingstandards.LAC@cana
da.ca; www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/cataloguing-metadata;
Symbol: OONL
ALBERTA: Alberta Public Library Services, #803, Standard Life
Centre, 10405 Jasper Ave., Edmonton, AB T5J 4R7,
780-427-4871; Fax: 780-415-8594, [email protected],
www.municipalaffairs.alberta.ca/alberta_libraries
Electronic Collection: A Virtual Collection of Monographs &
Periodicals: 819-997-9565; Fax: 819-953-8508;
[email protected]; Symbol: OONL; Information & Legal
Deposit Technician, Rachel Trépanier,
[email protected]
BRITISH COLUMBIA: Ministry of Education, Libraries Branch,
PO Box 9831, Stn. Provincial Government, Victoria, BC V8W
9T1, 250-356-1791; Fax: 250-953-4985; Toll Free:
800-663-7051, [email protected], www.bced.gov.bc.ca/pls;
twitter.com/MyBCLibrary; Director, Library Services, Mari
Martin
Gifts: 819-934-5793; Fax: 819-997-2395; [email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/about-us/about-collection/Pages/giftsarchives-published-materials.aspx; Symbol:OONL
MANITOBA: Manitoba Public Library Services, #300, 1011
Rosser Ave., Brandon, MB R7A 0L5, 204-726-6590, Fax:
204-726-6868, [email protected],
www.gov.mb.ca/chc/pls/index; Director, Trevor Surgenor
Government Records Appraisal & Disposition Program:
819-934-7519; Fax: 819-934-7534;
Information Management: 819-934-7519; Fax: 819-934-7534;
Interlibrary Loan (ILL): 613-996-7527; Fax: 613-996-4424;
[email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/loans-other-institutions/Page
s/loans-other-institutions.aspx; Symbol: OONL; Manager,
Interlibrary Loan Services, Elizabeth Onyszko,
[email protected]
International Standard Book Number (ISBN): 819-994-6872;
Fax: 819-997-7517; [email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/isbn-canada; Symbol:
OONL; ISBN Technician, Heidi Poapst,
[email protected]
International Standard Music Number (ISMN): 819-994-6872;
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/isbn-canada; Symbol:
OONL; Supervisor, Serials & Music, Ivan Baser,
[email protected]
International Standard Serial Number (ISSN): 819-994-6895;
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/issn-canada; Symbol:
OONL; Supervisor, Serials & Music, Ivan Baser,
[email protected]
Jacob M. Lowy Collection: 613-995-7960; Fax: 613-943-1112;
[email protected]; www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/lowy-collection;
Symbol: OONL; Librarian, English Monographs, Leah Cohen,
[email protected]
Legal Deposit: 819-997-9565; Fax: 819-997-7019;
[email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/legal-deposit; Symbol: OONL
Literary Archives: 819-934-8331; Fax: 819-934-8333;
[email protected];
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/archives-literary; Symbol:
OONL
MARC Records Distribution Service (MRDS): 819-994-6913;
Symbol: OONL
NEW BRUNSWICK: New Brunswick Public Library Service,
Provincial Office, #2, 570 Two Nations Crossing, Fredericton,
NB E3A 0X9, 506-453-2354, Fax: 506-444-4064,
[email protected], www.gnb.ca/publiclibraries; Executive
Director, Sylvie Nadeau, [email protected]
NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR: Newfoundland & Labrador
Public Libraries, 48 St. George’s Ave., Stephenville NL A2N
1K9, 709-643-0900, Fax: 709-643-0925, URL: www.nlpl.ca;
Executive Director, Andrew Hunt, [email protected]
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES: Northwest Territories Public
Library Services, 75 Woodland Dr., Hay River NT X0E 1G1,
867-874-6531, Fax: 867-874-3321, Toll Free: 866-297-0232,
www.nwtpls.gov.nt.ca; Territorial Librarian, Brian Dawson,
[email protected]
NOVA SCOTIA: Nova Scotia Provincial Library, 1741 Brunswick
St., 2nd Fl., Halifax NS B3J 2R5, 902-424-2457, Fax:
902-424-0633, Email: [email protected], URL:
library.novascotia.ca; Director, Jennifer Evans,
[email protected]
NUNAVUT: Nunavut Public Library Services, PO Box 270, Baker
Lake NU X0C 0A0, 867-793-3353, Fax: 867-793-3360,
www.publiclibraries.nu.ca; Manager, Library Services, Ron
Knowling, [email protected]
ONTARIO: Ontario Public Libraries, #1700, 401 Bay St.,
Toronto, ON M7A 0A7, 416-314-7620, Fax: 416-212-1802,
www.mtc.gov.on.ca/en/libraries/libraries.shtml; Library
Services Advisor, Rod Sawyer, [email protected]
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND: Provincial Library Service, PO Box
7500, Morell PE C0A 1S0, 902-961-7320, Fax: 902-961-7322,
[email protected], www.library.pe.ca; twitter.com/PEILibrary;
www.facebook.com/PEILibrary; Director, Libraries & Archives,
Kathleen Eaton, [email protected]
QUÉBEC: Ministère de la culture et communications,
Bibliothèque ministérielle, Direction de la coordination et du
soutien à la gestion des programmes, Édifice Guy-Frégault,
225, Grande Allée est, Bloc C, RC, Québec QC G1R 5G5,
418-380-2325, Téle: 418-380-2326, [email protected];
www.mcc.gouv.qc.ca; Responsable, Jonathan Gailloux
SASKATCHEWAN: Provincial Library, 409A Park St., Regina,
SK S4N 5B2, 306-787-2976,
www.education.gov.sk.ca/Provincial-Library; Provincial
Librarian & Executive Director, Alison Hopkins,
[email protected]
YUKON: Yukon Public Libraries, PO Box 2703, Whitehorse YT
Y1A 2C6, 867-667-5239, Fax: 867-393-6333, Toll Free (in
Yukon): 800-661-0408, [email protected],
www.ypl.gov.yk.ca; Director, Public Libraries, Aimee Ellis,
[email protected]
Alberta
Regional Systems
Elk Point: Northern Lights Library System
5615 - 48 St., Elk Point, AB T0A 1A0
Tel: 780-724-2596; Fax: 780-724-2597
Toll-Free: 800-561-0387
www.nlls.ab.ca
Social Media: www.facebook.com/220912134588039
Julie Walker, Interim Executive Director
780-724-2596 ext. 247
Wei Xuan, Library Consultant, Information Technology
780-724-2596 ext. 239
Grande Prairie: Peace Library System
8301 - 110 St., Grande Prairie, AB T8W 6T2
Tel: 780-538-4656; Fax: 780-539-5285
Toll-Free: 800-422-6875
[email protected]
www.peacelibrarysystem.ab.ca
Social Media: pinterest.com/peacelibrarysys;
twitter.com/PeaceLibrarySys;
www.facebook.com/peacelibrarysystem
Linda Duplessis, Director
[email protected]
Carol Downing, Assistant Director, Tech Services & School
Library Consultant
[email protected]
Lacombe: Parkland Regional Library
5404 - 56 Ave., Lacombe, AB T4L 1G1
Tel: 403-782-3850; Toll-Free: 800-567-9024
www.prl.ab.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/PRLLibrary;
twitter.com/PrlLibrary; www.facebook.com/prl.library
Ronald Sheppard, Director
[email protected]
Lethbridge: Chinook Arch Regional Library System
2902 - 7th Ave. North, Lethbridge, AB T1H 5C6
Tel: 403-380-1500; Fax: 403-380-3550
Toll-Free: 888-458-1500
Other Numbers: ILL Desk: 403-942-8027; Toll-Free:
1-866-941-9262
[email protected]
www.chinookarch.ab.ca
Social Media: twitter.com/chinooklibs;
Maggie Macdonald, CEO
[email protected]
403-380-1505
Robin Thiessen Hepher, Associate Director
[email protected]
403-380-1507
Lauren Jessop, Senior Manager, Public Services
[email protected]
403-380-1506
Trevor Haugen, IT Team Leader
[email protected]
403-380-1522
Medicine Hat: Shortgrass Library System
2375 - 10th Ave. SW, Medicine Hat, AB T1A 8G2
Tel: 403-529-0550; Fax: 403-528-2473
Toll-Free: 866-529-0550
www.shortgrass.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/ShortgrassLibrary;
twitter.com/shortgrassnews;
www.facebook.com/shortgrasslibsystem
Petra Mauerhoff, CEO & Director
[email protected]
Chris Field, Manager, Technical Services
[email protected]
Peggy Curthoys, Acquisitions Officer
[email protected]
Spruce Grove: Yellowhead Regional Library
433 King St., Spruce Grove, AB T7X 2Y1
Tel: 780-962-2003; Fax: 780-962-2770
Toll-Free: 877-962-2003
www.yrl.ab.ca
Social Media: twitter.com/YRLnow
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Publishing / Publishers
Publishers
Book Publishers
Aaspirations Publishing Inc.
6424 Longspur Rd, Mississauga, ON L5N 6E3
Fax: 416-850-5221
Toll-Free: 888-850-6277
www.aaspirationspublishing.com
AB collector publishing
5835 Grant St., Halifax, NS B3H 1C9
Tel: 902-429-5768; Fax: 506-385-1981
Toll-Free: 888-748-5514
[email protected]
www.abcollectorpublishing.ca
Publisher of poetry, short stories, biography, drama, works
relating to photography, ceramics, art & history, in English,
French, German
Astrid Brunner, Publisher
ABC Publishing (Anglican Book Centre)
Owned By: Augsburg Fortress Canada
80 Hayden St., Toronto, ON M4Y 3G2
Tel: 416-924-9199; Fax: 416-968-7983
www.abcpublishing.com
ISBNs: 0-919030, 0-919891, 0-921846
ABC Publishing (Anglican Book Centre) produces liturgical
resources (prayer books, hymn books, lectionary aids),
institutional materials, and parish leadership resources
(congregational development, biblical reflection, church school
materials).
Able Sense Publishing
2585 Connaught Ave., Halifax, NS B3L 2Z5
Tel: 902-442-9356
[email protected]
ablesensepublishing.com
Social Media: www.linkedin.com/company/able-sense-publishing
twitter.com/AbleSensePub
www.facebook.com/ablesensepublishing
Acadiensis Press
Campus House, University of New Brunswick, PO Box 4400,
Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3
Tel: 506-453-4978
[email protected]
www.lib.unb.ca/Texts/Acadiensis
ISSN: 0044-5871
Publisher of ACADIENSIS: The Journal of the History of the
Atlantic Region, & books on the culture & history of Atlantic
Canada
Stephen Dutcher, Managing Editor
Acorn Press
PO Box 22024, Charlottetown, PE C1A 9J2
Tel: 902-221-1061
[email protected]
www.acornpresscanada.com
Social Media:
twitter.com/AcornPress
www.facebook.com/pages/The-Acorn-Press/1466243853
54176?re
ISBNs: 1-894838014-9; 1-894838-16-5-64
Publishing books about Prince Edward Island, with emphasis on
Prince Edward Island authors, Acorn Press lists works of fiction,
poetry, folklore, history & literature for children
Laurie Brinklow, Publisher
Alexander Press
2875, av Douglas, Montréal, QC H3R 2C7
Tel: 514-738-5517; Fax: 514-738-4718
Toll-Free: 866-303-5517
[email protected]
www.alexanderpress.com
Other information: Alternate Telephone: 514-738-4018
ISBNs: 1-896800
Publishes Christian Orthodox books & media in Greek, English &
French
Alpine Book Peddlers
#140, 105 Bow Meadows Cres., Canmore, AB T1W 2W8
Tel: 403-678-2280; Fax: 403-678-2840
Toll-Free: 866-478-2280
[email protected]
alpinebookpeddlers.ca
Other information: Toll Free Fax: 866-978-2840
ISBNs: 0-9699368, 0-9692631, 0-919934, 0-9692457; SAN:
1187546
Distributors of books, journals, maps, posters & cards
The Alternate Press
Owned By: Life Media
#52, B2-125 The Queensway, Toronto, ON M8Y 1H6
[email protected]
www.lifemedia.ca/altpress
ISBNs: 0-920118-04-6; 978-0-920118-15-3;0-920118-00-3
An imprint of Life Media, The Alternate Press publishes
materials promoting home schooling & natural learning, natural
parenting, natural business (home-based & green), & poetry
Wendy Priesnitz, Publisher
Ron Priesnitz, Publisher
The Althouse Press
Faculty of Education, University of Western Ontario, 1137
Western Rd., London, ON N6G 1G7
Tel: 519-661-2096; Fax: 519-661-3714
[email protected]
www.edu.uwo.ca/althousepress
ISBNs: 0-920354; SAN: 115-1142
Dr. Greg Dickinson, Director
K. Butson, Contact, [email protected]
Ampersand Inc.
Previous Name: Kate Walker & Company
2440 Viking Way, Richmond, BC V6V 1N2
Tel: 604-448-7111; Fax: 604-448-7118
Toll-Free: 800-561-8583
ampersandinc.ca
Other information: Toll Free Fax: 888-323-7118
Social Media: www.linkedin.com/company/ampersand-inctwitter.com/ampersandinc
www.f acebook.com/AmpersandCanada
ISBNs: 0-919591, 1-896095
Cheryl Fraser, Vice President & National Sales Manager, Sales,
604-448-7111 x403, [email protected]
Annick Press Ltd.
15 Patricia Ave., Toronto, ON M2M 1H9
Tel: 416-221-4802; Fax: 416-221-8400
[email protected]
www.annickpress.com
Social Media: www.youtube.com/AnnickPress
twitter.com/AnnickPress
www.facebook.co m/AnnickPress
ISBNs: 0-920236, 920303, 1-55037; SAN: 115-0065
Publishers of fiction and nonfiction for children and young adults.
Editorial offices in Toronto and Vancouver.
Anvil Press
278 East First Ave., Vancouver, BC V5T 1A6
Tel: 604-876-8710; Fax: 604-879-2667
[email protected]
www.anvilpress.com
Social Media:
twitter.com/AnvilPress
www.facebook.com/AnvilPress
ISBNs: 1-895636
Brian Kaufman, Publisher
Apple Press Publishing
810 Landresse Ct., Newmarket, ON L3X 1M6
Tel: 905-853-7979; Fax: 905-853-1175
Toll-Free: 866-222-8883
ISBNs: 0-919972
George Quinn, President, 905-853-7979
Aquila Communications Ltd.
2642, rue Diab, Montréal, QC H4S 1E8
Tel: 514-338-1065; Fax: 514-338-1948
Toll-Free: 800-667-7071
www.aquilacommunications.com
ISBNs: 0-88510, 2-89054; SAN: 115-2483, 115-8295
Publishes French as a Second Language reading materials from
grades 4 through college
Mike Kelada, Vice-President & General Manager,
[email protected]
Sami Kelada, President/CEO
Arbeiter Ring Publishing
#201E, 121 Osborne St., Winnipeg, MB R3L 1Y4
Tel: 204-942-7058; Fax: 204-944-9198
[email protected]
arpbooks.org
Social Media: www.youtube.com/ArbeiterRing
twitter.com/arpbooks
www.facebook.com/arp books
ISBNs: 1-894037
Publishers of books on contemporary politics, culture, and social
issues.
Arsenal Pulp Press Ltd.
#101, 211 East Georgia St., Vancouver, BC V6A 1Z6
Tel: 604-687-4233; Fax: 604-687-4283
[email protected]
www.arsenalpulp.com
Social Media:
twitter.com/arsenalpulp
www.facebook.com/arsenalpulp
ISBNs: 0-88978, 1-55152; SAN: 115-0847
Publisher with over 200 titles in print, including literary fiction &
non-fiction; cultural & gender studies; gay, lesbian & multicultural
literature; cookbooks & guidebooks.
Brian Lam, Publisher
Robert Ballantyne, Associate Publisher
Cynara Geisser, Marketing Director
Art Global
#960, 507 Place d’Arms, Montréal, QC H2Y 2W8
Tél: 514-272-6111; Téléc: 514-272-6111
[email protected]
www.artglobal.ca
Médias sociaux:
ISBNs: 2-920718
Art Global se consacre d’abord à la publication de livres
d’artistes à tirage limité, tels Kamouraska, d’Anne Hébert ou
Prochain Épisode d’Hubert Aquin. Plusieurs de ces ouvrages se
retrouvent aujourd’hui dans les collections de livres rares de
plusieurs universités et musées québécois.
Mireille Kermoyan, Administratrice & Éditrice
Robery Côté, Président
Christine Rebours, Coordonnatrice à L’édition
Art Metropole
1490 Dundas St. W, Toronto, ON M6K 1T5
Tel: 416-703-4400; Fax: 416-703-4404
[email protected]
www.artmetropole.com
Publishers of art books & publications
Corinn Gerbern, Director, Editor, [email protected]
Artel Educational Resources Ltd.
5528 Kingsway, Burnaby, BC V5H 2G2
Tel: 604-435-4949; Fax: 604-435-1955
Toll-Free: 800-665-9255
www.arteleducational.ca
Publishes educational resources for schools, institutions, home
schoolers & the general public; Includes material for all levels of
education, ESL & Special Education
Artexte / Centre d’information Artexte
#301, 2 Sainte-Catherine est, Montréal, QC H2X 1K4
Tél: 514-874-0049
[email protected]
www.artexte.ca
Médias sociaux: www.artactuelcentreville.com
twitter.com/artexte
www.facebook.com/page s/ARTEXTE/260885753456
Artexte est attachée à la compréhension et à la promotion des
arts visuels grâce à des sources d’information fiables.
Sarah Watson, Director, [email protected]
Artistic Warrior
#207, 2475 Dobbin Rd., #22, West Kelowna, BC V4T 2E9
[email protected]
www.artisticwarrior.com
Publisher of new & emerging Canadian authors with a focus on
BC authors.
Darcy Nybo, Publisher
Asteroid Publishing Inc.
PO Box 3, Richmond Hill, ON L4C 4X9
Tel: 416-352-1561
[email protected]
asteroidpublishing.ca
Social Media:
www.twitter.com/asteroidpublish
Publisher of literary fiction & non-fiction books.
Athabasca University Press
Edmonton Learning Centre, Peace Hills Trust Tower, #1200,
10011 - 109 St., Edmonton, AB T5J 3S8
Tel: 780-497-3412; Fax: 780-421-3298
[email protected]
www.aupress.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/aupresst
twitter.com/au_press
www.facebook.com/pa ges/AU-Press/189461926898
ISBNs: 0-919737
Kathy Killoh, Acting Director, [email protected]
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Religion / Specific Faith-Based Associations
Specific Faith-Based Associations
Adventism
Adventist Development & Relief Agency Canada
(ADRA)
20 Robert St. W., Newcastle ON L1B 1C6
Tel: 905-446-2372; Fax: 905-723-1903
Toll-Free: 888-274-2372
[email protected]
www.adra.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/adracanada
www.facebook.com/adracanada
twitter.com/adracanada
Also Known As: ADRA Canada
Overview: A medium-sized international charitable organization
founded in 1985
Chief Officer(s):
James Astleford, Executive Director
Finances: Annual Operating Budget: $1.5 Million-$3 Million;
Funding Sources: Resources & donations received from the
public & the Canadian government.
Staff: 14 staff member(s); 1500 volunteer(s)
Membership: 7,000
Activities: Non-sectarian, humanitarian relief agency;
community development projects in 50 countries
Description: To provide community development & disaster
relief without regard to political or religious association, age, or
ethnicity; Member of: Canadian Council of Christian Charities,
Canadian Churches in Action, Canadian Council for International
Cooperation, Canadian Christian Relief and Development
Association; Affiliation(s): Canadian Council of Christian
Charities
Adventive Cross Cultural Initiatives (ACCI)
89 Auriga Dr., Nepean ON K2E 7Z2
Tel: 613-298-1546; Fax: 613-225-7455
[email protected]
www.adventive.ca
Social Media:
www.facebook.com/AdventiveCCI
Previous Name: New Life League
Overview: A small national charitable organization founded in
1986
Chief Officer(s):
John Haley, Executive Director
[email protected]
Lauren Roth, Canadian National Director
[email protected]
Finances: Annual Operating Budget: Less than $50,000;
Funding Sources: Donations
Activities: Internships: Yes
Description: To operate as an international, interdenominational
Christian missionary organization; To minister through printing &
literature, children’s homes, national workers, evangelism, &
church planting; Member of: Canadian Council of Christian
Charities
Canadian Adventist Teachers Network
c/o Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada, 1148 King St.
East, Oshawa ON L1H 1H8
Tel: 905-433-0011; Fax: 905-433-0982
[email protected]
catnet.sdacc.org
Also Known As: CAT-net
Overview: A small national organization
Chief Officer(s):
Dennis Marshall, General Vice-President & Director, Education
[email protected]
Description: Dedicated to promoting excellence in Christian
education by helping facilitate communication and the exchange
of ideas among Adventist educators.; Affiliation(s): Seventh-day
Adventist Church in Canada
International Community for the Relief of Suffering &
Starvation Canada (ICROSS)
PO Box 3, Stn. Main, Saanichton BC V8M 2C3
Tel: 250-652-4137
icross-canada.com
1998
Chief Officer(s):
Billy Willbond, CEO & President
[email protected]
Finances: Funding Sources: Donations
Description: A Canadian Humanitarian NGO with a goal to
sending life-saving and ease-suffering medical supplies to the
poorest of the poor in the Global Village.
1964
Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada (SDACC) /
Église adventiste du septième jour au Canada
1148 King St. East, Oshawa ON L1H 1H8
Tel: 905-433-0011; Fax: 905-433-0982
[email protected]
www.adventist.ca
Overview: A large national charitable organization founded in
1901
Chief Officer(s):
Mark Johnson, President, 905-433-0011 2086
[email protected]
Dennis Marshall, Vice-President, 905-433-0011 2073
[email protected]
Daniel Dragan Stojanovic, Secretary/Vice-President,
Administration, 905-433-0011 2083
[email protected]
John Ramsay, Treasurer/Vice-President, Finance, 905-433-0011
2088
[email protected]
Finances: Annual Operating Budget: $3 Million-$5 Million;
Staff: 23 staff member(s)
Membership: 375 churches + 66,907 individual members
Activities: Adventist Development & Relief Agency (ADRA);
Native Ministries; It Is Written Canada; Christian Record
Services; Canadian University College; Kingsway College
Description: To be a significant Christian movement that
recognizes the unique role to which Christ has called it & the
urgency of the message of salvation & judgment; To lead people
to salvation in Jesus; To teach them the biblical faith & discipline
of the Christian life; To equip them to serve with their God-given
abilities through the leadership of our various administrative &
ministry teams; To proclaim Christ; To nurture believers; To
serve humanity
Anglican
The Anglican Church of Canada (ACC) / L’Église
anglicane du Canada
80 Hayden St., Toronto ON M4Y 3G2
Tel: 416-924-9192; Fax: 416-968-7983
[email protected]
www.anglican.ca
Social Media: www.youtube.com/generalsynod
www.facebook.com/canadiananglican
twitter.com/generalsynod
Previous Name: Church of England in Canada
Overview: A large national charitable organization founded in
1893
Chief Officer(s):
Fred Hiltz, Primate, Anglican Church of Canada
[email protected]
Michael Thompson, General Secretary
[email protected]
Membership: 500,000+ members; 1,700 churches;
Committees: Communications & Information Resources; Faith,
Worship & Ministry; Financial Management; Partners in MIssions
& Ecojustice; Philanthropy
Activities: Operates four incorporated bodies: the Anglican
Foundation of Canada, Anglican Journal, Primate’s World Relief
& Development Fund, & Pension Office Corporation; Library:
Yes by appointment
Description: To proclaim & celebrate the gospel of Jesus Christ
in worship & action, as a partner in the world-wide Anglican
Communion & the universal church; to value our heritage of
faith, reason, liturgy, tradition, bishops & synods, & the rich
variety of life in community; to acknowledge that God calls His
followers to greater diversity of membership, wider participation
in ministry & leadership, better stewardship in God’s creation & a
strong resolve in challenging attitudes & structures which cause
injustice; Member of: Canadian Council of Churches
Anglican Foundation of Canada
Anglican Church House, 80 Hayden St., Toronto ON M4V
3G2
Tel: 416-924-9199; Toll-Free: 866-924-9192
[email protected]
www.anglicanfoundation.org
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/AnglicanFoundation
1957
Chief Officer(s):
Judy Rois, Executive Director, 416-924-9199 234
Emily Wall, Project Manager, 416-924-9199 322
Activities: Speaker Service: Yes
Description: To assist parishes, dioceses & programs of
Anglican Church of Canada with low interest loans &/or grants;
Affiliation(s): World Council of Churches
Church of the Good Shepherd
116 Queen St. North, Kitchener ON N2H 2H7
Tel: 519-743-3845; Fax: 519-743-3375
[email protected]
www.shepherdsway.ca
Also Known As: Swedenborgian Church
Overview: A small local organization
Chief Officer(s):
John Maine, Minister
Membership: 140 individual
Integrity Toronto
PO Box 873, Stn. F, Toronto ON M4Y 2N9
Tel: 416-925-9872
[email protected]
www.toronto.integritycanada.org
Overview: A small local organization founded in 1975
Chief Officer(s):
Chris Ambidge, Co-Convener
Finances: Annual Operating Budget: Less than $50,000;
Staff: 6 volunteer(s)
Membership: 100 individual; Fees: $15 single, $20 couple
Description: International organization of gay & lesbian
Anglicans & their friends; to help its members discover & affirm
that we can be both Christian &
gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender; Affiliation(s): Integrity Inc. USA
Integrity Vancouver
PO Box 3016, Stn. Terminal, Vancouver BC V6B 3X5
Tel: 604-432-1230
www.vancouver.integritycanada.org
Social Media:
Overview: A small local charitable organization
Finances: Annual Operating Budget: Less than $50,000
Staff: 14 volunteer(s)
Membership: 50-100; Fees: $15 single, $20 couple; Member
Profile: Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered Anglicans
Activities: Monthly services on first Sunday, St. Paul’s Anglican
Church; monthly potluck dinners at members’ homes; Speaker
Service: Yes
Affiliation(s): Integrity Inc. - USA
The Primate’s World Relief & Development Fund
(PWRDF) / Le fonds du Primat pour le secours et le
développement mondial
Anglican Church of Canada, 80 Hayden St., Toronto ON M4Y
3G2
Tel: 416-924-9192; Fax: 416-924-3483
Toll-Free: 866-308-7973
[email protected]
www.pwrdf.org
Social Media: www.youtube.com/user/PWRDF
twitter.com/PWRDF
Overview: A small international charitable organization founded
in 1959
Chief Officer(s):
Fred Hiltz, Archbishop & Primate
Adele Finney, Executive Director
[email protected]
Finances: Annual Operating Budget: Greater than $5 Million;
Funding Sources: Anglican Church contributions; Canadian
International Development Agency
Activities: Library: Resource Centre - Anglican Church of
Canada (Open to Public)
Description: PWRDF connects Anglicans in Canada to
communities around the world in dynamic partnerships to
advance development, to respond to emergencies, to assist
refugees, and to act for positive change; Member of: Canadian
Council for International Cooperation; Action by Churches
Together (ACT); Affiliation(s): Canadian Council of Churches
Threshold Ministries
National Ministry Centre, 105 Mountain View Dr., Saint John
NB E2J 5B5
Tel: 506-642-2210; Fax: 506-657-8217
Toll-Free: 888-316-8169
[email protected]
www.thresholdministries.ca
Social Media: vimeo.com/thresholdministries
www.facebook.com/thresholdministries
twitter.com/thresholdmin
Overview: A medium-sized national charitable organization
founded in 1929
Chief Officer(s):
John W. Irwin, B.A., LLD, Chair
Shawn C. Branch, Dip.E.S., National Director
[email protected]
Sports / Professional Leagues & Teams
Professional Leagues & Teams
Baseball, Professional Leagues/Teams: Major
Major League Baseball/MLB
245 Park Avenue
31st Floor
NEW YORK, NY 10167
212-931-7800
Fax: 212-949-5654
www.mlb.com
Rob Manfred, Commissioner of Baseball
Bob Bowman, President, Business & Media
Dan Halem, Chief Legal Officer
Jonathan Mariner, Chief Investment Officer
Bob Starkey, CFO & Senior Advisor
Joe Torre, Chief Baseball Officer
Allan H Selig, Commissioner of Baseball Emeritus
Nature of Service:
Administrates professional baseball. Established and enforces
rules regarding franchise operation. Supervises national radio
and television contracts. Handles publicity and marketing of
baseball and legal matters pertaining to baseball as an industry.
Operates the World Series and All-Star games.
Membership Requirements:
Teams operating in the American or National Leagues.
Year Founded:
1903
Sponsors:
Arm & Hammer, Aquafina, Bank of America, Budweiser,
Cheez-It, Chevrolet, Draft Kings, EMC, Esurance, Frito Lay,
Gatorade, Gillette, Head & Shoulders, The Hartford, Keebler,
Kellog’s Rice Krispies, MasterCard International, Maytag, Nike,
Kellog’s NutriGrain, Oxi-Clean, Pepsi-Cola, Scotts, SiriusXM,
T-Mobile
Teams:
Toronto Blue Jays
Rogers Centre
One Blue Jays Way
Suite 3200
TORONTO, ON M5V 1J1
416-341-1000
888-654-6529
toronto.bluejays.mlb.com
Mark Shapiro, President & CEO
Rick Brace, President, Rogers Media
Phil Lind, Vice-Chair, Rogers Communication, Inc.
Ross Atkins, General Manager
Andrew Miller, Executive Vice President
Mario Coutinho, Vice President, Stadium Operations and
Security
Jason Diplock, Vice President, Ticket Sales and Service
Ed Rogers, Chairman
John Gibbons, Manager
Matthew Shuber, Vice President, Business Affairs & Legal
Counsel
Jay Stenhouse, Vice President, Communications
Howard Starkman, Consultant
George Poulis, Head Trainer
Perry Minasian, Director, Professional Scouting
Heather Connolly, Manager, Major League Administration
Stadium:
Rogers Centre, a recently renovated stadium that includes
the TD Comfort Clubhouse (Club 200 VIP), Acura Executive
Lounge and the 400 Summit Suite. Seating capacity 46,095.
Baseball, Professional Leagues/Teams: Minor
Teams:
Ottawa Champions
Rcgt Park
300 Conventry Road
OTTAWA, ON K1K 4P5
613-746-2255
www.ottawachampions.com
Miles Wolff, Owner
David Gourlay, President & Minority Owner
Ben Hodge, General Manager
Davyd Balloch, Assistant General Manager
Craig Richenback, Marketing & Communications Director
Quebec Capitales
Stade Municipal De Quebec
100, Rue Du Cardinal Maurice-Roy
QUEBEC, QUEBEC G1K 8Z1
418-521-2255
Fax: 418-521-2266
[email protected]
www.capitalesdequebec.com
Jean Tremblay, Owner
Michel Laplante, President & CEO
Julie Lefrancois, Administrative Director
Maxime Aubry, Director of Communications
Émilie Gilbert, Administrative Assistant
Trois-Rivieres Aigles
First Floor Industrial Building
1760 Avenue Gilles Villeneuve
TROIS-RIVIERES, QUEBEC G9A 5L9
819-379-0404
Fax: 819-379-5087
[email protected]
www.lesaiglestr.com
Marc-Andre Bergeron, President
Rene Martin, General Manager
Simon Laliberte, Director, Communications and Marketing
Richard Lahaie, Deputy General Director
Northwest Baseball League
140 North Higgins Avenue
Suite 211
MISSOULA, MT 59802
406-541-9301
Fax: 406-543-9463
[email protected]
ww.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=l126
Mike Ellis, League President
Mike McMurray, League Vice President
Jerry Walker, League Secretary
Judy Ellis, Administrative Assistant
Teams:
Vancouver Canadians
Scotiabank Field
4601 Ontario Street
VANCOUVER, BC V5V3H4
604-872-5232
Fax: 604-872-1714
[email protected]
Jake Kerr, Principal Owner, Managing General Partner
Andy Dunn, President
J.C. Fraser, General Manager
John Schneider, Manager
Stadium:
Scotiabank Field. Seating capacity, 6,013.
Basketball, Leagues/Teams
National Basketball Association/NBA
Can-Am League
645 Fifth Avenue
NEW YORK, NY 10022
1415 Highway 54 West
Suite 210
DURHAM, NC 27707
919-401-8150
Fax: 919-401-8152
www.canamleague.com
Miles Wolff, Commissioner
Dan Moushon, President/COO
Jim Grillo, Director of Umpires
Description:
The Can-Am league, also known as the Canadian American
Association of Professional Baseball, operates in cities where
the Major and Minor leagues do not operate.
212-407-8000
Fax: 212-832-3861
[email protected]
www.nba.com
Adam Silver, Commissioner
Kathleen Behrens, President, Social Responsibility
Amy Brooks, EVP, Team Marketing & Business Operations
Robert Criqui, President, Administration
Jason Cahilly, Chief Strategic and Financial Officer
Description:
The premier professional basketball league in North America.
Many of the world’s best players play in the NBA, and the overall
standard of the competition is considerably higher than any other
professional competition. The NBA was founded in New York
City on June 6, 1946 as the Basketball Association of America
(BAA). It adopted the name National Basketball Association in
the fall of 1949 after adding several teams from the rival National
Basketball League.
Teams:
Toronto Raptors
The Air Canada Centre
#400, 40 Bay St.
TORONTO, ON M5J 2X2
416-815-5600
Fax: 416-359-9332
www.nba.com/raptors
Masai Ujiri, President & General Manager
Jeff Weitman, EVP, Basketball Operations
Bobby Webster, VP, Basketball Management & Strategy
Dwayne Casey, Head Coach
History:
Founded in 1995 in Toronto. Division titles, 4.
Arena:
Air Canada Centre. Seating capacity, 19,800.
Football, Professional Leagues/Teams
Canadian Football League/CFL
50 Wellington Street East
3rd Floor
TORONTO, ON M5E 1C8
416-322-9650
Fax: 416-322-9651
www.cfl.ca
Jeff Orridge, Commissioner
Doug Allison, Vice President, Finance & Business Operations
Kevin McDonald, Vice President, Football Operations
Matt Maychak, Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs
Christina Litz, Senior Vice-President, Content & Marketing
Glen Johnson, Senior Vice-President, Football
History:
The Canadian Football League was founded in 1958, in
Montreal, Quebec, after the Canadian Football Council (CFC)
left the Candaian Rugby Union (CRU). Since 2010 the league
has expanded stadiums and added the forthcoming Ottawa
Redblacks to its rosters.
Teams:
9
Founded:
1958
Teams:
BC Lions
BC Place
10605 City Parkway
SURREY, BC V3T 4C8
604-930-5466
Fax: 604-583-7882
[email protected]
www.bclions.com
David Braley, Owner & CFL Governor
Dennis Skulsky, President & CEO
Wally Buono, General Manager & Vice President, Football
Ops.
George Chayka, Vice President, Business
Mike Benevides, Head Coach
Jamie Cartmell, Director, Communications
Kevin Hanson, Director, Corporate Partnerships
Stefan Kalenchuk, Director, Marketing
Roy Shivers, Director, Player Personnel
Jamie Taras, Director, Community Relations
Home Field:
BC Place. Seating capacity 54,320.
Calgary Stampeders
McMahon Stadium
1817 Crowchild Trail Nw
CALGARY, AB T2M 4R6
403-289-0205
800-6673267
Fax: 403-282-6741
[email protected]
www.stampeders.com
Ken King, Chairman
Stephanie Collins, Director, Marketing
Gordon Norrie, President
John Hufnagel, General Manager & Head Coach
Stan Schwartz, Executive Vice President
Tanya Mettimano, Director, Ticketing & Customer Relations
Home Field:
McMahon Stadium. Seating capacity 35,650.
2081
Transportation / Associations
Associations
Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC)
/ Association des industries aérospatiales du
Canada
#703, 255 Albert St., Ottawa ON K1P 6A9
Tel: 613-232-4297; Fax: 613-232-1142
[email protected]
www.aiac.ca
Previous Name: Air Industries Association of Canada
Overview: A large national organization founded in 1962
Description: To promote & facilitate the continued success &
growth of this strategic industry; To establish & maintain a public
policy environment that enables sustained aerospace industry
growth; To strengthen the international competitiveness of all
aerospace firms in Canada; To strengthen Canadian aerospace
SME capabilities & position them as “suppliers of choice"; To
represent & involve the full range of aerospace companies that
operate in Canada
Chief Officer(s): Jim Quick, President & CEO, 613-232-4297
Barry Kohler, Chair
Membership: 400; Committees: International Exhibition;
Technology Council; Defence Procurement Council; Suppliers
Development; Space; Civil Aviation; Public Affairs
Activities: Library: Yes
Air Canada Pilots Association (ACPA) /
L’Association des pilotes d’Air Canada
#205, 6299 Airport Rd., Mississauga ON L4V 1N3
Tel: 905-678-9008; Fax: 905-678-9016
Toll-Free: 800-634-0944
[email protected]
www.acpa.ca
Overview: A medium-sized national organization founded in
1995
Affiliation(s): Association of Star Alliance Pilots
Chief Officer(s): Paul Strachan, President
Jon Webster, Secretary-Treasurer, 905-678-9008 240
[email protected]
Paul Strachan, Chair, Master Executive Council
Membership: 3,100
Air Line Pilots Association, International - Canada
(ALPA)
Cedric Paillard, Vice-President, Communications & Marketing
[email protected]
Mike Skrobica, Vice-President, Industry Monetary Affairs
[email protected]
Brian Whitehead, Vice-President, Technical Operations
[email protected]
Membership: 200; Member Profile: Operators; Associates;
Affiliates; Committees: Cabin Operations; Environmental Affairs;
Flight Operations; Maintenance, Repair and Overheaul; Safety
Advisory; Technical Operations; Accessible Transportation; Air
Cargo Carrier; Facilitation; Industry and Monetary Affairs; Legal;
Security; Tax; Dangerous Goods; Flight Training and Fixed Wing
Activities: Engaging in lobbying activities; Speaker Service: Yes
Airport Management Council of Ontario
#5, 50 Terminal St., North Bay ON P1B 8G2
Tel: 705-474-1080; Fax: 705-474-4073
Toll-Free: 877-636-2626
[email protected]
www.amco.on.ca
Overview: A small provincial organization founded in 1985
Description: To monitor the airport industry, lobby, provide
networking opportunities & training to airports & businesses that
work to enhance airport operations.
Chief Officer(s): Bryan Avery, Executive Director,
877-636-2626
[email protected]
Membership: 58 airports + 56 businesses; Fees: Schedule
available
Activities: Workshops, presentations, conventions; Speaker
Service: Yes; Library: Resource Centre
Alberta Construction Trucking Association (ACTA)
#400, 1040 - 7 Ave. SW, Calgary AB T2P 3G9
Tel: 403-244-4487; Fax: 403-244-2340
[email protected]
www.myacta.ca
Previous Name: Alberta Gravel Truckers Association
Overview: A medium-sized provincial organization founded in
1983
Description: To develop & promote the business of transporting
construction & construction-related material
Chief Officer(s): Jennifer Singer, President
Membership: Fees: $210-$525 Regular; $525 Affliate
#1715, 360 Albert St., Ottawa ON K1R 7X7
Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA)
Tel: 613-569-5668
www.alpa.org
Social Media:
www.youtube.com/user/WeAreALPA;
www.instagram.com/we_are_alpa
linkedin.com/companies/air-line-pilots-association
www.facebook.com/WeAreALPA
twitter.com/WeAreALPA
Previous Name: Canadian Air Line Pilots Association
Overview: A large national organization founded in 1931
Description: To promote & represent the interests of the airline
pilot profession; To safeguard the rights of individual members;
To promote & maintain the highest standards of flight safety; To
function as a trade union & professional association
Affiliation(s): International Federation of Air Line Pilots’
Associations; Canadian Labour Congress
Chief Officer(s): Tim Canoll, President
Joe DePete, First Vice-President
Rick Dominguez, Executive Administrator
Finances: Funding Sources: Membership dues
Membership: 2,200 + 19 locals in Canada; Member Profile:
Active airline pilots employed by airlines in Canada; Committees:
Air Safety; Aeromedical; Insurance; Membership
#1, 285005 Wrangler Way, Rocky View AB T1X 0K3
Fax: 403-243-4610
Toll-Free: 800-267-1003
[email protected]
www.amta.ca
Social Media:
linkedin.com/company/alberta-motor-transport-association
www.facebook.com/AlbertaMotorTransportAssociation
twitter.com/AMTA_ca
Merged from: Alberta Trucking Industry Safety Association;
Alberta Trucking Association
Overview: A medium-sized provincial organization
Description: To take a leadership role in fostering a healthy,
vibrant industry; Member of: Canadian Council of Motor
Transport Administrators
Chief Officer(s): Richard Warnock, President & CEO,
403-214-3439
[email protected]
Lorraine Card, Executive Director, 403-214-3429
[email protected]
Membership: 12,000; Member Profile: All sectors of the
highway transportation industry; Committees: Injury Reduction &
Training; Compliance & Regulatory Affairs; Member Services
Air Transport Association of Canada (ATAC) /
Association du transport aérien du Canada
24215 - 34 St., Edmonton AB T5Y 6B4
Tel: 780-472-6229; Fax: 780-968-0167
www.albertarailwaymuseum.com
Also Known As: Alberta Railway Museum
Overview: A small provincial charitable organization founded in
1968
Description: To collect, preserve, restore, exhibit & interpret
artifacts which represent the history & social impact of the
railways in Western Canada, with emphasis on Canadian
National Railways & Northern Alberta Railways & their
predecessors in northern & central Alberta; Member of: Alberta
Museums Association; Museums Canada
Affiliation(s): Heritage Canada
Chief Officer(s): Herb Dixon, President
Finances: Funding Sources: Grants; donations
Membership: Fees: $34 regular; $45 family; $20
senior/associate; Member Profile: Railway enthusiasts; retired
railway workers
Activities: Operates Alberta Railway Museum; Library: John
Rechner Memorial Library (Open to Public) by appointment
#700, 255 Albert St., Ottawa ON K1P 6A9
Tel: 613-233-7727; Fax: 613-230-8648
[email protected]
www.atac.ca
1934
Description: To advance the issues that affect members from
the commercial aviation & flight training industries as well as
avaiation industry suppliers
Chief Officer(s): John McKenna, President & Chief Executive
Officer
[email protected]
Fred Gaspar, Vice-President, Policy & Strategic Planning,
613-233-7727 314
[email protected]
Bill Boucher, Vice-President, Flight Operations
[email protected]
Wayne Gouveia, Vice-President, Commercial General Aviation
[email protected]
Alberta Pioneer Railway Association (APRA)
Amalgamated Transit Union (AFL-CIO/CLC) /
Syndicat uni du transport (FAT-COI/CTC)
5025 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Washington DC 20016 USA
Tel: 202-537-1645; Fax: 202-244-7824
Toll-Free: 888-240-1196
www.atu.org
Social Media:
www.youtube.com/user/stpatuorg
www.facebook.com/ATUInternational
twitter.com/ATUComm
Overview: A medium-sized international organization
Description: The Amalgamated Transit Union fights for the
interests of its members and promotes mass transit.
Chief Officer(s): Lawrence J Hanley, President
Oscar Owens, Sec.-Treas.
Membership: Member Profile: Transit workers
Association des usagers du transport adapté de
Longueuil (AUTAL)
#211, 150, rue Grant, Longueuil QC J4H 3H6
Tél: 450-646-2224
Aperçu: Dimension: petite; Envergure: locale; fondée en 1981
Description: Défendre les droits des personnes handicapées
qui utilisent le système de transport aménagé à Longueuil
Association du camionnage du Québec inc. (ACQ) /
Québec Trucking Association Inc.
#200, 6450, rue Notre Dame ouest, Montréal QC H4C 1V4
Tél: 514-932-0377; Téléc: 514-932-1358
[email protected]
www.carrefour-acq.org
Mèdia social:
linkedin.com/company/association-du-camionnage-du-québec
twitter.com/asscamionnageqc
Aperçu: Dimension: moyenne; Envergure: provinciale;
Organisme sans but lucratif; fondée en 1951
Description: Favoriser l’amélioration des normes de sécurité,
d’efficacité et d’éthique dans l’industrie du camionnage;
maintenir un contact avec l’autorité gouvernementale, les
usagers des services de camionnage et le public en général;
soutenir le perfectionnement professionnel; soutenir les
entreprises dans la défense de leurs intérêts
Affiliation(s): Union Internationale des Transports Routiers Genève; American Trucking Association - Washington, DC
Membre(s) du bureau directeur: Marc Cadieux,
Président-directeur général, 513-932-0377 204
[email protected]
Finances: Budget de fonctionnement annuel: $500,000-$1.5
Million
Personnel: 13 membre(s) du personnel
Membre: 500 entreprises; Critères d’admissibilite: Transporteurs
et locateurs publics & privés
Activités: Stagiaires: Oui
Association du transport urbain du Québec (ATUQ) /
Quebec Urban Transit Association
#8090, 800, rue de la Gauchetière, Montréal QC H5A 1J6
Tél: 514-280-4640; Téléc: 514-280-7053
[email protected]
www.atuq.com
Mèdia social:
linkedin.com/company/association-du-transport-urbain-du-quebe
c-atuq
Aperçu: Dimension: moyenne; Envergure: provinciale; fondée
en 1983
Description: Organisme de concertation et de représentation
politique qui a pour mandat d’assurer la promotion du transport
en commun et la défense des intérêts de ses membres auprès
des partenaires de l’industrie et des différentes instances
gouvernementales
Membre(s) du bureau directeur: Patrice Martin, Président
France Vézina, Directrice générale
Valèrie Leclerc, Responsable de communications, 514-280-8167
[email protected]
Membre: 9; Critères d’admissibilite: Sociétés de transport en
commun du Québec
Activités: Bibliothèque: Oui (Bibliothèque publique)
Association nationale des camionneurs artisans inc.
(ANCAI)
#235, 670, rue Bouvier, Québec QC G2J 1A7
Tél: 418-623-7923; Téléc: 418-623-0448
[email protected]
www.ancai.com
Aperçu: Dimension: moyenne; Envergure: provinciale; fondée
en 1966
Description: Défendre les intérêts des transporteurs en vrac
(gravier et forêts) auprès des gouvernements, organismes
patronaux et entreprises privées
Membre(s) du bureau directeur: Guy Laplante, Président
[email protected]
2095
Utilities / Associations
Associations
Alberta Water & Wastewater Operators Association
(AWWOA)
10806 - 119 St., Edmonton AB T5H 3P2
Tel: 780-454-7745; Fax: 780-454-7748
Toll-Free: 877-454-7745
www.awwoa.ab.ca
Social Media:
youtube.com/channel/UCBPP0dUISDng-gTnNX_bK5g/feed
twitter.com/awwoa
Overview: A small provincial organization founded in 1976
Description: To contribute to the training & upgrading of
persons employed in the water & wastewater field in Alberta; To
encourage the best possible operation of water & wastewater
facilities
Affiliation(s): Western Canada Water & Wastewater
Association
Chief Officer(s): Bert Miller, Chair
Activities: Providing manuals to operators
American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
(ACEEE)
#600, 529 14th St. NW, Washington DC 20045-1000 USA
Tel: 202-507-4000; Fax: 202-429-2248
www.aceee.org
Social Media:
twitter.com/ACEEEdc
1980
Description: To advance energy-conserving technology &
policies; to assist utilities & regulators to implement
cost-effective conservation programs; to support the adoption of
comprehensive new policies for increasing energy efficiency; to
show how energy efficiency improvements can protect the
environment; to analyse & promote technologies & policies for
increasing vehicle fuel efficiency & reducing vehicle use; to help
developing & Eastern European countries undertake energy
efficiency programs
Chief Officer(s): Steven Nadel, Executive Director,
202-507-4011
[email protected]
Activities: Library: Yes
American Public Works Association (APWA)
#700, 2345 Grand Blvd., Kansas City MO 64108-2625 USA
Tel: 816-472-6100; Fax: 816-472-1610
Toll-Free: 800-848-2792
[email protected]
www.apwa.net
Social Media:
www.youtube.com/apwatv
www.facebook.com/AmericanPublicWorksAssociation
twitter.com/apwatweets
Overview: A medium-sized international organization founded in
1938
Description: To provide high quality public works goods &
services
Chief Officer(s): Peter King, Executive Director
[email protected]
Julie Burrell, Director, Human Resources / Office Services,
816-595-5280
[email protected]
Finances: Annual Operating Budget: Greater than $5 Million;
Funding Sources: Membership dues; Federal grants; Products
Membership: 26,000; Fees: Schedule available; Member
Profile: Public agencies, private sector companies, & individuals
engaged in public works services; Committees: Transportation;
Solid Waste; Water Resources; Engineering & Technology;
Management & Leadership; Emergency Management; Fleet
Services; Facilities & Grounds; Utility & Public Right of Way
Association de l’industrie électrique du Québec
(AIEQ)
#1470, 1155, rue Metcalfe, Montréal QC H3B 2V6
Tél: 514-281-0615; Téléc: 514-281-7965
[email protected]
www.aieq.net
Mèdia social:
www.youtube.com/user/aiequebec
linkedin.com/groups/4314122/profile
www.facebook.com/AIEQuebec
twitter.com/_AIEQ
Nom précédent: Club d’électricité du Québec inc.
Aperçu: Dimension: moyenne; Envergure: provinciale;
Organisme sans but lucratif; fondée en 1916
Description: Etre porte parole de l’industrie ‘électrique au
Québec; favoriser la circulation de toute information et intérêt
pour les membres et l’industrie électrique en général; contribuer
au développement de nos membres et à la promotion de leurs
intérêts par des initiatives de concertation et de représentation;
encourager l’utilisation rationnelle des ressources dans une
perspective de développement
Affiliation(s): ABB; AECOM; ALSTOM; DESSAU;
SNC-LAVALIN; VOITH; BPR: Brookfield; Mitsubishi Electric
Power Products, Inc.; Qualitas
Membre(s) du bureau directeur: Daniel Laplante, Président et
directeur général, 514-281-0615 122
[email protected]
Finances: Budget de fonctionnement annuel: $500,000-$1.5
Million
Personnel: 7 membre(s) du personnel
Membre: 121; Montant de la cotisation: Barème, selon le
nombre d’employés au Québec; Critères d’admissibilite:
Membres industriels; Comités: Consultatif; Finances; Services
aux membres; Promotion; Débats projects
Activités: Déjeuners; conférences; activités sociales; Service de
conférenciers: Oui
Association of Major Power Consumers in Ontario
(AMPCO)
Thomson Bldg., #1510, 65 Queen St. West, Toronto ON M5H
2M5
Tel: 416-260-0280; Fax: 416-260-0442
www.ampco.org
Social Media:
linkedin.com/profile/view?id=11277536
twitter.com/powerconsumer
Overview: A large provincial organization founded in 1975
Description: To represent Ontario’s electricity-intensive
companies; To ensure reliability of power supply to support the
economy of Ontario; To advocate a fair & equitable pricing
system for electricity; To present views on energy matters to
such groups as the Ontario Energy Board, the Ontario
Government, Ontario Hydro, the news media, & the general
public; To provide decision makers with recommendations on
resolving issues
Chief Officer(s): Adam White, President
[email protected]
Fareeda Heeralal, Contact
Finances: Funding Sources: Membership fees
Membership: 44; Fees: Based on electrical energy usage;
Member Profile: Companies that are major manufacturers,
employers, & power consumers (represents key industries mining, pulp & paper, automobile manufacturing,
petro-chemicals, metals, consumer products, steel, etc.)
Association of Manitoba Hydro Staff & Supervisory
Employees (AMHSSE)
MB
Overview: A small provincial organization
Membership: 415
Association of Power Producers of Ontario (APPrO)
#1602, 25 Adelaide St. East, Toronto ON M5C 3A1
Tel: 416-322-6549; Fax: 416-481-5785
[email protected]
www.appro.org
Social Media:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCAwW194Kmge1AcvSuAV2ihg
linkedin.com/company/association-of-power-producers-of-ontario
-appro
twitter.com/APPrOntario
Previous Name: Independent Power Producers Society of
Ontario (IPPSO)
1986
Description: To act as the voice of electricity generators in
Ontario; To support a reliable & secure electricity supply in
Ontario
Chief Officer(s): Jake Brooks, Executive Director
[email protected]
David Butters, President
[email protected]
Membership: 100+; Member Profile: Companies involved in the
generation of electricity in Ontario, including suppliers of services
& consulting services
Activities: Advocating for generators; Offering resources to
assist business, government, utilities, & researchers; Organizing
educational programs
L’association québécoise des fournisseurs de
services pétroliers et gaziers du Québec (AFSPC) /
Oil & Gas Services Association of Québec (OGSAQ)
Description: L’AFSPG a été créé dans le but de pouvoir
développer le gaz de schiste au Québec et surtout, de pouvoir
améliorer le présent mais, avant tout, l’avenir de chaque
Québécois. Dans les prochaines années, l’AFSPG souhaite être
en mesure de créer plus de deux cents puits par année au
Québec, où l’on retrouve des sources de gaz schiste. Pour ce
faire, ils utiliseront les plus grandes mesures de sécurité lors de
l’extraction des gaz, limitant les chances de contaminations des
sols environnants.
Membre: 60
Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association
(ACWWA)
PO Box 28141, Dartmouth NS B2W 6E2
Tel: 902-434-6002; Fax: 902-435-7796
[email protected]
www.acwwa.ca
Social Media:
twitter.com/ACWWA
Overview: A medium-sized local organization
Description: To improve drinking water in Atlantic Canada;
Member of: American Water Works Association (AWWA); Water
Environment Federation (WEF)
Chief Officer(s): Clara Shea, Executive Director
Kendall Mason, Director, Communication
Membership: 430+; Fees: Schedule available; Member Profile:
Water professionals in Atlantic Canada, from areas such as
service provision, contracting, utility management, operations,
system design, consulting, & academia; Committees:
Scholarship; Conference; Operator Involvement; Education;
Government Affairs; Magazine; Young Professionals;
Membership; Volunteer; Media; Website; Technical Papers;
Water For People; Cross Connection Control; Government
Relations
Activities: Providing training & information about the water &
wastewater industry to members; Enhancing government
relations; Offering networking opportunities
Biogas Association
#900, 275 Slater St., Ottawa ON K1P 5H9
Tel: 613-822-1004
[email protected]
www.biogasassociation.ca
Social Media:
linkedin.com/groups/3854330/profile
twitter.com/BiogasOntario
Previous Name: Agrienergy Producers’ Association of Ontario
2008
Description: The Biogas Association is the collective voice of
the biogas industry.
Membership: Fees: $500 small business; $1500 large business
Activities: Advancing policy and regulatory developments;
supporting research; outreach events
British Columbia Sustainable Energy Association
(BCSEA)
PO Box 44104, Stn. Gorge Plaza, 2947 Tillicum Rd., Victoria
BC V9A 7K1
Tel: 604-332-0025
[email protected]
www.bcsea.org
Social Media:
www.youtube.com/BCSEA
ca.linkedin.com/company/bc-sustainable-energy-association
www.facebook.com/BCSEA
twitter.com/bcsea
2004
Description: To empower British Columbians to build a clean,
renewable energy future
Affiliation(s): Canadian Renewable Energy Association;
Canadian Solar Industries Association; Canadian Wind Energy
Association; Climate Action Network Canada; KyotoPLUS;
Livable Region Coalition; NorthWest Energy Coalition; Oil Free
Coast Alliance; Organizing for Change: Priorities for
Environmental Leadership
Chief Officer(s): Ali Grovue, Interim Executive Director
[email protected]
Finances: Funding Sources: Donations
Membership: Fees: Schedule available; Member Profile:
Individuals & organizations
Activities: Providing education through programs & webinars
QC
Tél: 418-391-1155
[email protected]
www.afspg.com
Aperçu: Dimension: petite; Envergure: provinciale; fondée en
2011
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