ECA Review 2021 - Local Livelihoods

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Amisk C-Store ................................................1B Passion Customs & Accessories ......................8B Ampko Electric (2006) Inc ..............................1B Ben Van Haga Trucking ..................................2B Brenda’s Cozy Cafe .........................................2B Burmac Mechanical 2000 ..............................3B Castor Value Drug Mart .................................3B Coronation OK Tire .........................................4B East Central Alberta <strong>Review</strong>...............13B & 14B Heartland RV Medic .......................................4B Lamontagne & Son Holdings Ltd ...................5B Maximum Hearing ........................................5B Netago Internet .............................................6B Dr. Patel Family Dental ..................................7B Rangeland Vet Clinic, Consort ......................12B Rockpile Plumbing ........................................8B Special Areas .................................................9B Stettler Building Supplies ............................10B Stettler Denture Clinic .................................10B Stettler Flooring & Paint .............................. 11B Teresa’s Food & Catering .............................. 11B Veterinary Medical Centre of Eastern Alberta ...12B Waste Connections of Canada ......................12B Xcursions .....................................................13B Reading the newspaper is a greener choice than you think. We in the newspaper industry are committed to reducing our impact on the environment. We take our responsibility seriously, and our production processes are now more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly. We recognize the importance of preserving and protecting Canada’s forests, and we only use newsprint from responsible producers that embrace five widely accepted sustainability principles in their forests operations. For Canadians this means that the forest industry plants more trees than it takes and it has successfully reduced gas emissions by 10 times what is required under Kyoto. And then, of course, there are your efforts. You’ve helped make newspapers a recycling success story by recycling over 80 per cent of all newsprint in Canada. 72 pt Thank you for your waste reduction efforts. East Central R Alberta 60 pt Because sustainability isn’t just another story to us. It’s how we’re shaping our future. R R R EVIEW R R R 48 pt 36 pt 30 pt 24 pt R 18 pt
Business Profile <strong>2021</strong> Page 1B Big ‘Happy Face’ welcomes customers Bill Rock and his wife Kim opened the Amisk C-Store in May of 2013. They knew there was a need for this type of convenience store in the area so they decided to fill that need. The store is open from 6 am to 7 pm daily. They provide the community with basic groceries, take out foods and lots of candy. The large variety of sandwiches and subs, along with salads and hot dogs are all homemade in-store. They also sell homemade baking. They like to be part of the community events and provide the subs for the sub day at the local elementary school. The store has nine part-time employees. Bill Rock is also the go-to plumber for the area with six employees working for him in the service part of that. He also sells a small amount of plumbing supplies at the back of the store. The Amisk C-Store is located on Highway 13 in Amisk, Ab., so if you want good old-fashioned friendly service and yummy homemade food, drive on down and look for the Big Happy Face. We serve soft ice cream, milkshakes, twisters and most recently now introducing PIZZA. Check us out on Facebook! C-Store Hrs: 6 am -7 pm daily • 780-865-3734 Ampko Electric: All about supporting community programming Ampko Electric, based in Stettler, Alta. is currently a second-generation business with owner Kirk Blake, spending many years learning the tricks of the trade from his father Owen. The company prides itself on being able to give back to the community that has supported it for so long. “Bar Harbour Camp, Heartland Youth Centre and youth sport programs are things we strive to support consistently but there are countless other causes we have given to over the years,” said Blake. As for education, Kirk does not fall short having worked in the electrical field since 1994. He received his Journeyman Electrician/Red Seal Certification in 2005, Electrical Masters Certification in 2009, Professional Electrical Contractor designation in 2012, and completed an Alberta Blue Seal (Competencies in Business) in 2013. Ampko, which employs an average of four electricians, is a full-service Electrical Contractor working in the residential, commercial and IF IT'S ELECTRICAL WE DO IT 403-742-5111 info@ampkoelectric.ca Stettler, Ab industrial fields, focusing on construction, renovations, upgrades, service and maintenance as well as being the authorised area dealer for Kohler Generators. “I think our commitment to comprehensive upfront pricing is what sets us apart. We’d rather bid every aspect of a job to a worst-case scenario and not get the job than bid low and have an unhappy customer that didn’t get what they wanted from our interaction or was shocked by the cost. Many, many times our final invoice is below the quoted amount,” said Blake. “We have had a wonderful relationship with East Central Alberta for 40 years and hope to continue that for many years to come.”
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