Travel Agents in Central Core, Edmonton, AB

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Castle Hill Travel

Closed now

9903-104 Street, Suite 1902, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5K 0E4

(780) 426-4415

Travel Agency, Tour agency

Vermillion Place Apartments

Closed now

10730 106 Ave NW, NORTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5H 0R1

(780) 429-4881

apartment rental service, condominiums, dwellings, Apartment building, related categories, Voyages et Logement, hotels apartment, Real Estate, real estate general, Logement, Appartements, Apartment Building Operators, rooming boarding houses

Cruise Place

Closed now

10120 118 St NW #200, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 1Y4

(780) 488-8600

Cruise agency, The Cruise Place, Transport, Croisières, non classifié, Voyages et Logement, Travel Agencies, Cruises

AB SAFARIS INC

Closed now

10508 107 Ave NW, Edmonton, T5H 0W2

(403) 594-1112

Travel agency

Carlisle The Condo

11826 100 Ave NW, NORTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5K 0K3

(780) 482-5236

Condominium, Condominium complex, Condos, Voyages et Logement, Logement, Real Estate

Public Health Agency of Canada

9700 JASPER AVENUE, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5J 4G4

(780) 495-2754

Public health focuses on the entire population at both the individual and the community level. It encompasses a range of activities performed by all three levels of government (federal, provincial/territorial, and municipal) in collaboration with a wide variety of stakeholders and communities across the country. As the main federal agency responsible for public health, the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) supports approximately 2,400 researchers and staff, as well as a wide variety of programs and services offered by both federal government and non-government agencies (NGOs) across Canada. Through our research, programs and services, our goals are to bring about healthier Canadians, reduced health disparities, and a stronger capacity to deliver on and support public health activities. As part of PHAC’s program activities, the Agency uses Grants and Contributions to fund community, voluntary and not-for-profit agencies to support government policies and priorities. PHAC currently has 20 Grants and Contributions programs which fund approximately 1,500 projects across the country and account for almost 40 per cent of PHAC’s annual budget. Immunization Competencies for Health Professionals were developed to support the application of the National Guidelines for Immunization Practices, published in the Canadian Immunization Guide.