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LA GLACE T0H $ 3,439.07 AC PUREWATER HAULING SERVICES LTD SPRUCE GROVE T7X $ 989.83 ACCM BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION EDMONTON T6C $ 13,723.03 ALBERTA AVENUE BUSINESS REVITALIZATION ZONE ASSOCIATION EDMONTON T5G $ 296.95 ALBERTA CAPITAL REGION WASTEWATER COMMISSION FORT SASKATCHEWAN T8L $ 175,030.27 ALBERTA SOUTHWEST REGIONAL ALLIANCE LTD. PINCHER CREEK T0K $ 7,293.89 ALDERGROVE HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE LTD EDMONTON T5T $ 825.95 ALTERNATE CHOICE WATER HAULING LTD. EDSON T7E $ 6,894.10 ANDRE'S WATER DELIVERY LTD LAC LA BICHE T0A $ 9,010.95 ANSGAR LUTHERAN HOUSING EDMONTON T5K $ 14,281.38 AQUATERA UTILITIES INC. GRANDE PRAIRIE T8V $ 403,739.07 ARTSPACE HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE LTD EDMONTON T5H $ 4,220.04 ATHABASCA REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES COMMISSION ATHABASCA T9S $ 19,615.45 AVENWOOD/BUCHANAN SENIORS CENTRE EDMONTON T5B $ 5,898.18 B & V POTABLE WATER LTD. WHITECOURT T7S $ 4,522.72 BANFF PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD BANFF T0L $ 1,208.74 BARONS-EUREKA-WARNER F C S S BOARD COALDALE T1M $ 3,238.12 BARRHEAD & DISTRICT SOCIAL HOUSING ASSOCIATION BARRHEAD T7N $ 6,579.64 BASHAW AND DISTRICT AMBULANCE AUTHORITY BASHAW T0B $ 1,437.68 BASSANO MEMORIAL MUNICIPAL LIBRARY BASSANO T0J $ 247.37 BATTLE RIVER FOUNDATION WAINWRIGHT T9W $ 10,439.35 BAYCO WATER HAULING INC. EDMONTON T5Y $ 2,878.82 BEARSPAW AQUA LTD CALGARY T3R $ 15,815.65 BEARSPAW RIDGE WATER CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED CALGARY T3R $ 1,817.35 BEAVER COUNTY RYLEY T0B $ 259,883.60 BEAVER FOUNDATION HOLDEN T0B $ 42,839.57 BEAVER REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES COMMISSION RYLEY T0B $ 28,897.84 BEAVER RIVER REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMISSION BONNYVILLE T9N $ 283,351.68 BELMEAD HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE LTD. EDMONTON T5T $ 1,242.43 BERNARD H ELSBETT, DONALDA P ELSBETT BROOKS T1R $ 2,109.04 BERRY ENVIRONMENTAL INC BEAVERLODGE T0H $ 603.43 BETHANY - RITCHIE MANAGEMENT AGENCY EDMONTON T6E $ 8,440.46 BETHANY CARE SOCIETY CALGARY T2N $ 4,799.72 BETHANY NURSING HOME OF CAMROSE ALBERTA CAMROSE T4V $ 141,709.36 BEVERLY BUSINESS ASSOCIATION - BUSINESS REVITALIZATION ZONE EDMONTON T5W $ 780.21 BIG COUNTRY HOUSING AUTHORITY HANNA T0J $ 6,821.82 BIG DRIPPER WATER HAULING INC COCHRANE T4C $ 7,869.83 BIG ROCK WATER HAULING SERVICES LTD. CALGARY T2Z $ 17,440.96 BIG VALLEY MUNICIPAL LIBRARY BIG VALLEY T0J $ 170.05 BIRCH HILLS COUNTY WANHAM T0H $ 101,842.70 BISHOP O'BYRNE HOUSING FOR SENIORS ASSOCIATION CALGARY T2L $ 38,627.07 BLACKFALDS PUBLIC LIBRARY BLACKFALDS T0M $ 1,045.56 BLAIR X2 LIMITED ARDROSSAN T8G $ 3,941.93 BONNYVILLE MUNICIPAL AMBULANCE BONNYVILLE T9N $ 10,197.53 BORLE'S FRESH WATER HAULING INC FORT MCMURRAY T9H $ 705.39 BOSS TRANSPORT LTD SPRUCE GROVE T7Y $ 1,554.95 BOW CENTRE HOUSING SOCIETY CALGARY T3B $ 834.33 BOW VALLEY WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMISSION CANMORE T1W $ 22,741.82 BOW-CRESCENT MANAGEMENT AGENCY CALGARY T2X $ 8,439.73 BRAZEAU COUNTY DRAYTON VALLEY T7A $ 582,183.32 BRAZEAU SENIORS' FOUNDATION DRAYTON VALLEY T7A $ 12,263.92 BRIAR ROSE ESTATES CO-OPERATIVE LTD EDMONTON T6K $ 380.90 BRITTANY LANE HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE LTD SHERWOOD PARK T8H $ 706.14 BRIVILLE WATER HAULING LTD. RED DEER COUNTY T4S $ 336.07 BRUCE ROMICK MANNING T0H $ 1,702.90 BUCK LAKE - ALDER FLATS FIRE ASSOC ALDER FLATS T0C $ 416.23 BUFFALO LAKE METIS SETTLEMENT ASSOC #7W CASLAN T0A $ 118,111.40 BULLSHEAD WATER CO-OP LTD. MEDECINE HAT T1B $ 234.47 CALGARY ARTS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY LTD. CALGARY T2P $ 12,531.36 CALGARY CHINATOWN SENIORS HOUSING SOCIETY CALGARY T2G $ 6,542.23 CALGARY CHRISTIAN HOUSING ASSOCIATION CALGARY T2H $ 11,674.96 CALGARY DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION CALGARY T2P $ 14,716.53 CALGARY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LTD. CALGARY T2G $ 66,173.35 CALGARY GRACE LUTHERAN MANOR, CALGARY T3E $ 7,395.92 CALGARY HANDIBUS ASSOCIATION CALGARY T2E $ 79,485.70 CALGARY JEWISH SENIOR CITIZENS RESIDENCE SOCIETY CALGARY T2V $ 25,687.12 CALGARY PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD CALGARY T2G $ 275,453.07 CALGARY WEST SENIORS HOUSING SOCIETY CALGARY T3B $ 37,605.74 CALHOME PROPERTIES LTD. CALGARY T2P $ 993,443.10 CAMERON AVENUE COHOUSING COOPERATIVE LTD. EDMONTON T5H $ 1,195.66 CAMERON CLELAND, SUSAN CLELAND TABER T1G $ 1,959.99 CAMROSE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD CAMROSE T4V $ 2,621.00 CANADIAN HISPANIC VILLAGE HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED CALGARY T1Y $ 3,029.04 CANADIAN LTL TRUCKING LTD SHERWOOD PARK T8G $ 4,837.96 CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION-EDMONTON REGION EDMONTON T5K $ 4,450.65 CANMORE COMMUNITY HOUSING CORPORATION CANMORE T1W $ 2,117.89 CANMORE PUBLIC LIBRARY CANMORE T1W $ 2,538.55 CAPITAL REGION ASSESSMENT SERVICES COMMISSION EDMONTON T6B $ 14,467.47 CAPITAL REGION BOARD EDMONTON T5J $ 40,926.26 CAPITAL REGION HOUSING CORPORATION EDMONTON T5K $ 657,649.48 CAPITAL REGION NORTHEAST WATERSERVICES COMMISSION MORINVILLE T8R $ 12,699.74 CAPITAL REGION PARKLAND WATER SERVICES COMMISSION SPRUCE GROVE T7X $ 7,911.60 CAPITAL REGION SOUTHWEST WATER SERVICES COMMISSION NISKU T9E $ 5,947.45 CAPITAL REGION VEGREVILLE CORRIDOR WATER SERVICES COMMISSION CHIPMAN T0B $ 12,088.86 CARDSTON AND DISTRICT AMBULANCE SERVICE CARDSTON T0K $ 7,482.89 CARDSTON AND DISTRICT PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD CARDSTON T0K $ 1,323.39 CARDSTON COUNTY CARDSTON T0K $ 93,021.68 CASTOR AND DISTRICT HOUSING AUTHORITY CASTOR T0C $ 94,403.26 CENTRAL ALBERTA WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY RED DEER T4B $ 671.00 CENTRE DE SANTE SAINT-THOMAS HEALTH CENTRE EDMONTON T6C $ 1,739.03 CGM SENIOR'S MANAGEMENT AGENCY EDMONTON T5P $ 18,789.48 CHACUTENAH MANOR VILLAGE OF IRMA IRMA T0B $ 2,449.42 CHAMPION LITTLE BOW WATER CO-OP LTD CHAMPION T0L $ 269.86 CHAMPION WEST WATER CO-OP LTD CHAMPION T0L $ 348.08 CHANTZ MATTER BEAUMONT T4X $ 1,401.74 CHIEF MOUNTAIN REGIONAL SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY CARDSTON T0K $ 9,891.27 CHINESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF EDMONTON EDMONTON T5H $ 16,349.51 CHINOOK ARCH REGIONAL LIBRARY BOARD LETHBRIDGE T1H $ 28,833.75 CHINOOK FOUNDATION CARDSTON T0K $ 25,078.27 CHINOOK WATER CO-OP LTD CHINOOK T0J $ 112.46 CITY CENTER CAMROSE CAMROSE T4V $ 943.85 CITY OF BROOKS BROOKS T1R $ 185,806.58 CITY OF CALGARY CALGARY T2P $ 28,021,607.11 CITY OF CAMROSE CAMROSE T4V $ 326,245.97 CITY OF COLD LAKE COLD LAKE T9M $ 456,468.69 CITY OF FORT SASKATCHEWAN FORT SASKATCHEWAN T8L $ 475,316.90 CITY OF GRANDE PRAIRIE GRANDE PRAIRIE T8V $ 2,303,907.30 CITY OF LLOYDMINSTER LLOYDMINSTER T9V $ 836,828.06 CITY OF MEDICINE HAT MEDICINE HAT T1A $ 1,491,506.69 CITY OF SPRUCE GROVE SPRUCE GROVE T7X $ 716,204.59 CITY OF ST ALBERT ST ALBERT T8N $ 592,757.21 CITY OF WETASKIWIN WETASKIWIN T9A $ 574,013.62 CLEAR WATER 92 LTD STURGEON COUNTY T8T $ 3,998.60 CLEARVIEW HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE LTD RED DEER T4N $ 393.69 CLEARWATER COUNTY ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE T4T $ 537,154.66 COMMERCIAL WATER LTD. ARDROSSAN T8E $ 6,205.48 COMMONAGE HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE LTD EDMONTON T5G $ 212.72 CONQUERVILLE WATER CO-OP LTD MALEB T0K $ 857.29 CONSORT HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE LTD. EDMONTON T5T $ 265.71 COOPERATIVE D'HABITATION LE QUARTIER DU COLLEGE EDMONTON T6B $ 224.64 CORETTA BELAIR, LARRY BELAIR WISPERING HILLS T9S $ 1,397.55 COUNTY OF ATHABASCA NO 12 ATHABASCA T9S $ 237,824.43 COUNTY OF BARRHEAD NO 11 BARRHEAD T7N $ 278,631.36 COUNTY OF CAMROSE NO 22 CAMROSE T4V $ 302,715.40 COUNTY OF FORTY MILE NO 8 FOREMOST T0K $ 147,786.56 COUNTY OF GRANDE PRAIRIE NO 1 CLAIRMONT T0H $ 1,373,326.17 COUNTY OF LAC STE ANNE NO 28 SANGUDO T0E $ 347,186.15 COUNTY OF LETHBRIDGE NO 26 LETHBRIDGE T1J $ 184,132.37 COUNTY OF MINBURN NO 27 VEGREVILLE T9C $ 253,004.98 COUNTY OF NEWELL NO. 4 BROOKS T1R $ 587,278.52 COUNTY OF PAINTEARTH NO 18 CASTOR T0C $ 180,233.26 COUNTY OF ST PAUL NO 19 ST PAUL T0A $ 254,178.41 COUNTY OF ST. PAUL LIBRARY BOARD ST. PAUL T0A $ 293.98 COUNTY OF STETTLER NO. 6 STETTLER T0C $ 312,674.92 COUNTY OF THORHILD MUNICIPAL LIBRARY BOARD THORHILD T0A $ 70.94 COUNTY OF THORHILD NO 7 THORHILD T0A $ 300,505.27 COUNTY OF TWO HILLS NO 21 TWO HILLS T0B $ 159,520.20 COUNTY OF VERMILION RIVER KITSCOTY T0B $ 425,335.29 COUNTY OF WARNER NO 5 WARNER T0K $ 60,662.19 COUNTY OF WETASKIWIN NO 10 WETASKIWIN T9A $ 430,899.23 CROWSNEST PASS SENIOR HOUSING BLAIRMORE T0K $ 7,642.31 CU WATER LIMITED EDMONTON T6E $ 42,442.94 CYPRESS COUNTY DUNMORE T1B $ 327,051.27 CYPRESS VIEW FOUNDATION MEDICINE HAT T1A $ 71,075.03 D & J HOLDINGS (1996) LTD KILLAM T0B $ 1,929.98 DAVID RUSHFORD LETHBRIDGE T1H $ 592.81 DEWBERRY HERITAGE VILLAS DEWBERRY T0B $ 591.02 DNIPRO-SELO HOUSING SOCIETY EDMONTON T6A $ 9,668.56 DODD'S LAKE MANAGEMENT AGENCY INNISFAIL T4G $ 1,761.15 DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION GRANDE PRAIRIE T8V $ 4,638.97 DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION EDMONTON T5J $ 10,644.48 DOWNTOWN LETHBRIDGE BUSINESS REVITILIZATION ZONE LETHBRIDGE T1J $ 1,939.09 DRUMHELLER & DISTRICT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION DRUMHELLER T0J $ 86,004.03 DRUMHELLER AND DISTRICT SENIORS FOUNDATION DRUMHELLER T0J $ 130,794.00 DRUMHELLER HOUSING ADMINISTRATION DRUMHELLER T0J $ 10,630.40 DSH TRANSPORT LTD SHERWOOD PARK T8C $ 2,832.58 E DEHR DELIVERY LTD ARDROSSAN T8G $ 2,217.48 EAGLE HILL FOUNDATION (1995) TWO HILLS T0B $ 7,381.97 EAST CENTRAL 911 CALL ANSWER SOCIETY WAINWRIGHT T9W $ 8,427.24 EAST PEACE REGIONAL LANDFILL AUTHORITY PEACE RIVER T8S $ 77,981.91 EAST PRAIRIE METIS SETTLEMENT HIGH PRAIRIE T0G $ 58,539.35 EDMONTON PUBLIC LIBRARY EDMONTON T5J $ 244,523.27 EDSON AND DISTRICT PUBLIC LIBRARY EDSON T7E $ 2,451.66 ELIZABETH METIS SETTLEMENT COLD LAKE T9M $ 25,634.21 ELK HAVEN (DELBURNE ELKS LODGE #206) DELBURNE T0M $ 806.92 ELKWATER WATER CO-OPERATIVE LTD MEDICINE HAT T1A $ 73.65 ELLIOTT WATER HAULING LTD.
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