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GTI Petroleum Serves local customers and tourists in central Alberta. Provides bulk fuel delivery, fleet services, auto service and convenience stations offering fast foods and shopping. Central Alberta Business Information Network Provides information about communities, events, employment, business directories and investment opportunities in the central marketplace located between Calgary and Edmonton, and centered around Red Deer. East Central Alberta Catholic Schools - Regional Division No. 16 Information, links, calendars and curricula; serves the communities of Wainwright, Castor, Provost, Killam and Vermilion in East Central Alberta. Central Alberta Bantam Hockey League Scores, statistics, standings and other League information. Discover Alberta's Heartland A tourism and travel guide to Alberta's Heartland with interactive maps and up-to-date information about hotels, tours, weather, attractions, events and shopping. Alberta's Heartland WorldWeb Travel Guide: Tourism and visitor information for Alberta's Heartland. A tourism and travel guide to Alberta's Heartland with interactive maps and up-to-date information about hotels, tours, weather, attractions, events and shopping. Grande Alberta Economic Region Businesses, governments and industries from 12 municipalities promoting and enhancing regional social and economic opportunities. Provides information on business opportunities, local demographics and tourism links. Guardian Ambulance Ltd. Information on area served as well as employment opportunities. Pipestone Flyer Newspaper serves Wetaskiwin, Millet and surrounding area. Includes news, photo ads and editorial pages. Parkland Regional Library Province's oldest regional library system and serves over two dozen communities. Provides automation and technology support, consultation and education, media services, online resources, materials ordering and processing, reference and interlibrary loan. Located in Lacombe. |
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