Timberwolf-Manufacturing-Inc near Barrhead AB (65002 Result(s))

Based in Barrhead, AB serving clients also in Westlock, Whitecourt, Hinton, Fox Creek, Swan Hills, Fort Assiniboine, Edmonton, Calgary, Camrose, Athabasca, Slave Lake, Grand Prairie, Brooks, Stony Plain, Gunn, Onoway, Spruce Grove, Edson, Neerlandia/Vega, Lacombe, BC. and SK. Our clients include industries; grain, cattle, dairy, poultry, and apiary farms, services in the oil and gas industries, professionals in the healthcare and law industries, trucking, logging, automotive and trailer sales and services, as well as various retail businesses. We are also proud to service a number of not for profit organizations and other societies in the community. The firm specializes in financial statement preparation, personal and corporate tax return preparation, bookkeeping services, business and tax consultation, helping to set up new businesses, and agricultural program filings. We are proud of our reputation and confident in the services we provide.

A small town with big heart, Barrhead stands proudly in north central Alberta. With its roots set in Agriculture, farm fresh culinary experiences aren't just a luxury, they're the gold standard. On our shop-filled streets where people say "good morning" and mean it, you will experience the friendly small town way of life with many things to do within an hour of the Capital Region. Access Alberta's natural amenities with things to do in Barrhead such as hikes along the Athabasca River, paddles in our many lakes , visits to our various campgrounds, motorsport parks, luxury wedding venues, and so much more. A place of wellness, diversity, and compassion - this is Barrhead.

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The Barrhead Library started as a community library in December of 1950 with a $200 donation from the estate of homesteader Jack McKerracher and additional government grants. Over the years the library has been moved to various locations, always within the school grounds.