Leduc Foundation provides affordable accommodation and services to seniors, individuals and families within the geographical area of Leduc County through 181 seniors' lodge suites, 170 senior's apartments, 135 affordable housing rental units, and 42 subsidized rental units.In addition to housing accommodation, Leduc Foundation also offers rent supplements directly to tenants in private landlord's buildings as well as through a partnership with private landlords within the geographical area of Leduc County, for those who have a place to live but may need help with their rent.If you are of modest income and need a place to call home or assistance with your rent, contact us and find out what we can do to help.
In the early seventies an idea was brought forward by some citizens of Vegreville of Ukrainian descent. Vegreville, being a centre of Ukrainian settlement in northeastern Alberta, might be a logical place for hosting a Ukrainian festival.
At Alberta Conservation Association, based in Sherwood Park, our mission is to conserve and protect our environment so we can continue to value, enjoy and respect our fish and wildlife habitats for generations to come. We are a non-profit organization and registered charity funded through hunting and fishing license levies. Come visit our 250,000 acres of conservation area and explore our great outdoors!
Royal Canadian Air Cadets participate in a variety of fun and challenging activities.The athlete will appreciate physical education and recreation, including a variety of sporting activities like biathlon and Olympic-style marksmanship.
The ACA is dedicated to promoting, fostering, and regulating cheerleading across Alberta for the betterment of its membership. The ACA encourages sportsmanship, respect, and integrity; and regulates the rules, safety guidelines, and training of athletes, coaches, judges, and member programs.