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The Alberta Assessors Association (AAA) is a professional organization dedicated to individuals involved in the property valuation and assessment field for municipal tax purposes. Established in 1962, the AAA aims to support its members through various resources, training programs, and events, ensuring they meet the high standards required in the profession. As a regulated body, the association offers several membership categories, allowing professionals at different stages in their careers to gain recognition, such as the Accredited Municipal Assessor of Alberta (AMAA) designation. This accreditation is acknowledged not only within Alberta but also in other Canadian provinces, facilitating career mobility for assessors across the nation. Generated from the website

Located in the heart of Edmonton, AB, the Alberta Medical Association stands as a beacon for physicians, residents, and medical students in the region. Operating as a not-for-profit entity, this voluntary member association is dedicated to championing patient-centred, high-quality care through the empowerment of Alberta physician leadership and well-being. With a range of tailored benefits, members are equipped to navigate the complexities of their professional and financial requirements across all career milestones. At the core of its ethos lies a commitment to fostering a supportive community where medical professionals can thrive and make a meaningful impact. By advocating for the needs and aspirations of its members, the Alberta Medical Association plays a pivotal role in shaping the healthcare landscape of the province, ensuring that both patients and practitioners receive the attention and resources they deserve. Generated using this place's available information

The Alberta Native Friendship Centres Association (ANFCA) is the provincial territorial association representing 20 member Friendship Centres, dedicated to fostering a healthy and culturally connected urban Indigenous community. Their mission emphasizes engaging urban Indigenous people through the delivery of programs and services that enhance quality of life while respecting the principles of the Friendship Centre Movement. ANFCA is committed to integrating Indigenous cultural teachings and values into all aspects of their work. They strive to create safe, welcoming environments that empower Indigenous individuals and communities to develop leadership skills and participate actively in community development initiatives. Generated from the website