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Certificate of Recognition "SE within the Certificate Number" Denotes Small Employer Certificate of Recognition" COR Legal Name Display/Trade Name COR Number Expiry Account Date Industry1 Industry2 Industry3 Industry4 Industry5 Industry6 Industry7 Industry8 Industry9 0985230 B.C. LTD. BILLY GRUFF SILVICULTURE 7048474 3902 20200630-9513 06/30/2023 1004695 ALBERTA LTD. 3933097 9911 20200202-SE5576 02/02/2023 1007811 ALBERTA LTD. FTS CALIBRATION 8141405 42124 20200722-SE7846 07/22/2023 1009611 ALBERTA LTD. RIVAL TRUCKING 5276328 9902 50714 20190117-0409 01/17/2022 101040033 SASKATCHEWAN LTD. HYDRODIG LLOYDMINSTER 4671475 6306 20210519-SE2642 05/19/2024 101046823 SASKATCHEWAN LTD. ACCELERATED HOTSHOTS 5920426 50714 20210610-SE3032 06/10/2024 101072382 SASKATCHEWAN LTD. PRAIRIE STORM CONSTRUCTION 5928124 40604 20190212-SE0686 02/12/2022 1010898 ALBERTA LTD. & 664834 ALBERTA LTD. SLAVE LAKE SPECIALTIES CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP 1457505 40604 20190412-SE1289 04/12/2022 101142979 SASKATCHEWAN LTD. 6619215 9903 20210308-2086 03/08/2022 101179648 SASKATCHEWAN LTD. MERRINGTON SAFETY 6612524 86905 20181024-SE8987 10/24/2021 101180643 SASKATCHEWAN LTD. T.J.'S VEGETATION CONTROL 7100157 6304 20210714-SE3452 07/14/2024 102074565 SASKATCHEWAN LTD. 8842256 40602 20201127-SE0400 11/27/2023 102074565 SASKATCHEWAN LTD. SASKATCHEWAN 8842256 40602 20201127-SE0401 11/27/2023 1021761 ALBERTA LTD. MAPP TRUCKING 4634514 50714 20200320-SE6381 03/20/2023 1024071 ALBERTA LTD. 4677488 30100 20191203-SE5782 12/03/2022 1024476 ALBERTA LTD. TALISMAN LOGGING 5931049 3100 20200101-SE5008 01/01/2023 1029527 ALBERTA LTD. BODEN SAND AND GRAVEL SUPPLIES 1250096 50714 20210528-2740 05/28/2024 10360210 CANADA INC. DOORMASTERS 8442606 30302 20190423-1550 04/23/2022 1036123 ALBERTA LTD. HYDRODIG CALGARY 4701184 6306 20181121-9480 11/21/2021 1036302 ALBERTA LTD. DAYA TRANSPORT SERVICES 4680198 40604 20190930-SE3704 09/30/2022 10365289 CANADA INC. UNIFIED SYSTEMS GROUP 8774212 42128 20190307-1070 03/07/2022 1040958 ALBERTA LTD. BP DISPOSAL SERVICES 3971964 6306 57901 20210715-3527 07/15/2024 1044313 ALBERTA LTD. 4702708 57601 20191219-SE4863 12/19/2022 1044707 ALBERTA LTD. HOME RENEWALS 3415156 42121 20201109-SE9754 11/09/2021 1045163 ALBERTA LTD. TERRA FIRMA HDD 4705652 40604 20210616-3042 06/16/2024 1046679 ALBERTA LTD. JAS TRANSPORT 4714410 50714 20191231-SE4973 12/31/2022 1046731 ALBERTA LTD. GOODMEN HOT ROOFING 4748704 42118 20181019-8739 10/19/2021 1051652 ALBERTA LTD. 5036187 50714 20210322-SE1943 03/22/2024 1051726 ALBERTA LTD. BLAINCO PRESSURE SERVICES 4691355 9902 20201105-SE9559 11/05/2023 1058774 ALBERTA LTD. STRONG'S VACUUM SERVICES 4487380 6306 20201112-2935 11/12/2023 1058827 ALBERTA LTD. HYDRODIG LETHBRIDGE 4767513 6306 20200114-SE5146 01/14/2023 1061552 ALBERTA LTD. ANYTIME TRUCKING 4798240 50701 50714 20200228-6051 02/28/2023 1063209 ALBERTA LTD 5308017 50714 20210517-2929 05/17/2022 1063915 ALBERTA LTD TPX EXPRESS 5646731 50714 20181011-9040 10/11/2021 10647802 CANADA LTD. Dexterra Integrated Facilities Management 8577710 3902 40604 50100 87505 89701 20190809-3343 08/09/2022 1069712 ALBERTA LTD. ST PAUL SOBEYS 5495 4796439 63100 20191212-5006 12/12/2022 1070070 ALBERTA LTD. INNOVATIVE 5225721 42128 20181210-0506 12/10/2021 1070539 ALBERTA LTD. DRIEDGER CONSTRUCTION 4823285 40604 20201231-0736 12/31/2021 1075860 ALBERTA LTD. WAY-MOR CONSTRUCTION 4798785 40604 20201110-SE9919 11/10/2023 1076072 ALBERTA LTD. WILLIAMSON EQUIPMENT 4813857 62201 20210403-1993 04/03/2022 1078876 ALBERTA LTD. 5730738 40401 20210216-SE1181 02/16/2024 1079562 ALBERTA LTD. 3724875 40604 20191210-SE4693 12/10/2022 1083961 ALBERTA LTD. DONKS CONSULTING SERVICES 5252834 6300 20200127-SE5328 01/27/2023 1093776 ALBERTA INC. MCLEAN CONTRACTING 2004 4861144 31501 20181204-9595 12/04/2021 1098274 ALBERTA LTD. 4897044 50714 20200805-SE8080 08/05/2023 10K RENTALS LTD 6164465 89910 20191114-SE4585 11/14/2022 1100134 ALBERTA LTD. 4889213 50714 20201114-SE0384 11/14/2023 1101321 ALBERTA LTD JPD ENTERPRISES 5544814 9902 20200807-8061 08/07/2023 1107093 ALBERTA LTD. DO-IT DEVELOPMENTS 3919610 40400 40604 20201212-SE0095 12/12/2023 1111378 ALBERTA LTD. JARVIS CONSTRUCTION 2995156 40401 50714 20200219-SE5561 02/19/2023 1112163 ALBERTA LTD. ARIES-AIRFLO HEATING 4943949 42117 20191202-4903 12/02/2022 1115705 ALBERTA LTD. 4970428 50714 20200527-SE7151 05/27/2023 1116231 ALBERTA LTD. 2130312 50701 20200713-SE7666 07/13/2023 1116366 ALBERTA LTD. 4956578 40604 50714 86922 89902 20181010-8584 10/10/2021 1117360 ALBERTA LTD. SERVICE MASTERS SECURITY 4949159 89902 20190306-1088 03/06/2022 1117460 ALBERTA LTD. PRECISION TRUCKLINES 4620789 50714 20210604-2992 07/12/2024 1121158 ALBERTA LTD. BANDIT CONSTRUCTION SERVICES 4274065 42125 20210131-SE1020 01/31/2024 1122459 ALBERTA LTD. RENER ENERGY SERVICES 3484893 50714 20210414-SE2656 04/14/2024 1128722 ALBERTA LTD. FAST TIMES MACHINING 4979189 30801 20210721-SE3656 07/21/2024 1129805 ALBERTA LTD. ALBERTA MOUNTAIN AIR HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 5018857 42117 20191021-3876 10/21/2022 1132682 ALBERTA LTD. BROWN'S INDUSTRIAL SERVICES/BROWN'S BOBCAT SERVICE 3210796 40604 50714 20191113-4760 11/13/2022 1134544 ALBERTA LTD. CLASS 1 PRESSURE CLEANING SYSTEMS 5046167 9902 20210201-SE1015 02/01/2024 1137414 ALBERTA LTD. CRANECO AND DIRECT CRANE 6129897 40604 20190320-SE1264 03/20/2022 1138036 ALBERTA LTD. BUDAL CONSTRUCTION 6129584 40401 20190922-4126 09/22/2022 October 5, 2021 "SE within the Certificate Number" Denotes Small Employer Certificate of Recognition" COR Legal Name Display/Trade Name COR Number Expiry Account Date Industry1 Industry2 Industry3 Industry4 Industry5 Industry6 Industry7 Industry8 Industry9 1138357 ALBERTA LTD. YOUNG CONTRACTING 4780366 89401 20210122-0866 01/22/2024 1143177 ALBERTA LTD. D2 HEAVY HAUL 6153066 50720 20201223-SE0933 12/23/2023 1149477 ALBERTA LTD. GENERAL INSULATION/DETAILED DRYWALL 5054852 42135 20181212-0116 12/12/2021 1153238 ALBERTA LTD. BUILD-360 5061791 40401 20191120-SE4106 11/20/2022 1153882 ALBERTA INC. SCRAPER'S EDGE ALBERTA SOUTH 5112362 42125 20200123-SE5343 02/23/2023 1156173 ALBERTA LTD. HEARTLAND MULCHING 5070512 40604 20190920-3462 09/20/2022 1156394 ALBERTA LTD. ACCUFIND LOCATING 5083036 86401 20190918-SE3311 09/18/2022 1156906 ALBERTA LTD. G & R ENVIRO CORE 5080100 6306 20190613-SE2364 06/13/2022 1158310 ALBERTA LTD. ANCHOR KING OILFIELD / WESTERN LINE LOCATORS 5094346 9904 20210224-1595 04/09/2024 1160042 ALBERTA LTD. 2534751 6306 20200527-SE7453 05/27/2023 1162263 ALBERTA LTD. DAVE VALSTAR LOGGING 5095121 3100 20200606-SE7278 06/06/2023 1164775 ALBERTA INC. COMMANDO OILFIELD SERVICES 5145728 6306 20181009-8972 10/09/2021 1164797 ALBERTA LTD. SHAN TRUCKING 5112781 50714 20190806-3281 08/06/2022 1167465 ALBERTA LTD. DTH ENTERPRISES 5995211 42128 20210728-SE3653 07/28/2024 1169261 ALBERTA LTD. 5640568 50714 20210225-SE1829 02/25/2024 1169572 ALBERTA LTD. A-1 PORTABLES 5302950 6306 20200309-5852 03/09/2023 1173956 ALBERTA LTD. D. FEHR TRUCKING 5181242 50720 20210405-SE2169 04/05/2024 1178965 ALBERTA LTD. 5166633 1600 20210618-SE3449 06/18/2024 1181512 ALBERTA LTD. PROUD CANADIAN ENERGY 5193088 40604 20200111-SE5553 01/11/2023 1183566 ALBERTA LTD. TIGER CONTRACTING 3719131 9902 20210304-SE2028 03/04/2024 1186254 ALBERTA LTD. SILVER LADY CONSTRUCTION 4669175 40405 89701 20210623-3825 06/23/2024 1187415 ALBERTA LTD. ON THE EDGE CONTRACTING 4863794 42109 20190808-SE2837 08/08/2022 1189095 ALBERTA LTD. HYRDRODIG PROVOST/ MACKLIN / KINDERSLEY 5197841 6306 20191122-SE3968 11/22/2022 1190428 ALBERTA LTD. RTM ELECTRIC 4610308 42124 20190904-3378 09/15/2022 1190919 ALBERTA LTD. 5187479 50714 20200115-SE5502 01/15/2023 1195484 ALBERTA LTD. XYLEM SILVICULTURE 5281447 3100 86414 20191010-3588 11/19/2022 1197667 ALBERTA LTD. KNIGHT MEASUREMENT 5222421 42124 20210105-SE1204 01/05/2024 1197716 ALBERTA LTD T & T SERVICES LTD 5224312 6304 20200124-SE5050 01/24/2023 1197969 ALBERTA LTD. CLARKES POWER TONG SERVICE 5228130 9915 20210106-SE2677 01/06/2024 1201970 ALBERTA LTD. NORTHERN TECH 3338481 9911 40604 50714 20181203-SE0028 12/03/2021 1203288 ALBERTA LTD. 5239271 3100 20200805-SE7918 08/05/2023 1207175 ALBERTA LTD. FORD BROS. WATER SERVICE 4653379 50714 20200805-SE7949 08/05/2023 1210926 ALBERTA LTD. TAYO CONSTRUCTION 5264821 42104 20210907-4124 09/12/2024 121663 ALBERTA LTD. PRIME STAFFING SERVICES 1770756 86911 20200113-5733 01/13/2023 1223209 ALBERTA LTD. T.J. SAGOO TRANSPORT 5292024 50714 20201009-9775 10/09/2021 1223641 ALBERTA LTD. RIPLEY CONSTRUCTION 4927574 42104 20191001-4553 10/01/2022 1226480 ALBERTA LTD. SL SMOKE EATERS LP 6435538 40604 20200727-8537 07/27/2023 1-2-3 DEVELOPMENT INC. CONCRETE ARMY TRUCKING DIVISION 4198629 42104 50714 20210709-3426 07/09/2024 1232047 ALBERTA LTD. VENOM ENERGY 5341338 50714 20190711-2605 07/11/2022 1235514 ALBERTA LTD. DJB TRANSPORT 5334417 50714 20200710-SE7556 07/10/2023 1238067 ALBERTA LTD. CHEEMA TRUCKING CO 3777791 50714 20210110-SE0541 01/10/2024 1240625 ALBERTA LTD. BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS 5723416 42124 20200202-5221 02/02/2023 1241309 ALBERTA LTD. TRUTEC CONTRACTING 5350899 42184 20210514-2583 07/07/2024 1245119 ALBERTA LTD. MARTYN'S BOBCAT 5391621 40604 20200310-SE5934 03/10/2023 1246746 ALBERTA LTD. HIGH COUNTRY VAC SERVICES 5369353 6306 20190627-2266 06/27/2022 1247090 ALBERTA LTD. DRAYTON VALLEY HYDRODIG 7089955 6306 20201221-SE0778 12/21/2021 1248907 ALBERTA LTD. MAC VAC 5380713 6306 20191130-SE4723 11/30/2022 1249172 ALBERTA LTD. 7166194 40604 50714 20200805-SE8081 08/05/2023 1249433 ALBERTA LTD. POLAR BOILER RENTALS 5381286 9902 20191025-SE3955 10/25/2022 1250736 ALBERTA LTD. PURE PRESSURE SERVICES 5485469 9902 20210118-SE1642 01/18/2022 1253406 ALBERTA LTD. TUFF STEAMING & PRESSURE WASHING 5407160 6306 20200710-SE7692 07/10/2023 1260536 ALBERTA LTD. 5789989 50714 20200130-SE5252 01/30/2023 1260998 ALBERTA LTD. DM SUPPLIES 5738053 62302 20200601-SE7236 06/01/2023 1261070 ALBERTA INC. FINAL TOUCH DECORATING/CRAWLER CANADA 6405062 42111 20200201-6224 02/01/2023 1262303 B.C. LTD. 9125341 40400 20201223-0986 12/23/2021 1263715 ALBERTA LTD. PUMPJACK 11 8159583 6304 20210127-SE0953 01/27/2024 1264509 ALBERTA LTD. 3867630 50720 20210427-SE2554 04/27/2024 1270252 ALBERTA INC. 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