EDM Apartments Association

The Edmonton Apartment Association is home to the Alberta Residential Landlord Association (ARLA), a not-for-profit organization established in 1994. ARLA's primary focus is to support and enhance the Residential Rental Industry by offering educational resources, fostering unity among professional members and preferred service providers, as well as advocating for their collective interests. With a membership base representing over 95,000 primary and secondary units in Edmonton and surrounding regions, ARLA plays a vital role in the rental housing community. Committed to providing valuable benefits to its members, ARLA ensures that landlords are well-informed about government regulations, market trends, and various networking opportunities. The Association is governed by a dedicated Board of Directors and staff who strive to serve as a unified voice for the rental housing sector in Edmonton and across Alberta. ARLA also offers a range of resources such as professional forms and notices to help streamline rental business practices in the province. Generated from the website content

The Association of Alberta Forest Management Professionals (AAFMP) is dedicated to overseeing and regulating forest management professionals in Alberta. Their mission is centered on ensuring the provision of safe, ethical, and proficient forest management services for the benefit of all Albertans. AAFMP emerged from the amalgamation of the College of Alberta Professional Foresters and the College of Alberta Professional Forest Technologists in 2019. With a focus on continuous development and ethical standards, AAFMP represents over 1,300 regulated Forest Management Professionals, fostering compliance with the Regulated Forestry Management Profession Act. Mandatory registration with AAFMP is required for individuals engaged in forestry practices, with the association offering various support services and professional training opportunities. Forest management professionals under AAFMP's regulation are committed to upholding a Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice, ensuring the protection of public interests. This association holds the authority to address complaints on professional conduct, emphasizing the importance of ethical behavior and accountability within the forestry sector. Generated from the website content