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As a Tax Agent, managing your practice, and managing your clients takes up most of your time and leaves you little time to manage your business.And with the increasing need for automation in the taxation process, as well as the evolution of technology in the field of accounting, means your tax agent practice will face new challenges including the Government's push for the implementation of Standard Business Reporting (SBR) reporting within the tax and financial system.

The mission of the Mannville Centennial Public Library is to establish, provide and promote modern library resources in print, non-print and electronic  media, and services necessary to meet the evolving educational cultural, recreational and informational needs of the public.  The library shall use these means to promote and enlighten it's patrons and enrich personal lives. 

Jack's Auto Detailing is an automotive cleaning service with some mobile services currently available. Since our opening we have served customers in the commercial, industrial, agricultural, government, and residential sectors cleaning everything from compact cars to highway tractor units to oilfield shacks. Give us a call to discuss your cleaning needs!

Annie loves to make art. She has shared this passion for creation with others, performing for thousands of people across the globe.For over a decade, Annie has honed in on her love of creating and producing her own work. Early in her artistic development, she also learned the importance of extending this passion into her artistic community, through collaboration and innovation with other giving, open artists.

My knives are in use world wide. Professional chefs and cooks use Storch knives. Hunters report using Storch knives for skinning several animals without resharpening.I work from my rural workshop near Mannville, Alberta, Canada. My shop includes a hydraulic press for forge welding and my own handmade grinders and forges. Most steel is hardened in molten salt in my shop.I have studied under world-class knifemaker Brian Lyttle and credit Brian as an inspiration and teacher in the art of pattern welding, also known as damascus steel.I became hooked on the craft when I made my first knife (from a saw blade and axe handle) at the age of 12. Later, at Olds College in the early 1960's, I learned how to heat treat steel. Classes at Lakeland College in Vermilion, Alberta, showed me where to source knifemakers' supplies and how to finish handles and blades to high standards.I approach each project with the combination of skills, materials and techniques that will produce the knife best suited to its intended use.