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Jasper Links & Contact Numbers
As a service to our students and other Jasper residents, the following is a list of services and resources that may be useful.
Jasper Apartments
Aspen Gardens & Cabin Creek East: (780) 852-4541
Cavell: (780) 852-4482
Cortina: (780) 852-4557
Jasper Real Estate: (780) 852-1999
Moser Agencies Ltd. (780) 852-3297
Park Manor: (780) 852-4223
Ramparts: (780) 852-3394
Re/Max: (780) 852-5500
Sunwapta: (780) 852-5215
Tete Jaune: (780) 852-4960
Tonquin: (780) 852-4620
Willow: (780) 852-5224
Yellowhead: (780) 852-4557
Check out the classifieds in our local newspaper, The Fitzhugh for Shared Accommodation, Homes For Rent, and Apartments/Suites For Rent.
Youth Hostels - 1-877-852-0781 or locally 852-3215
Check out the local's take on the town of Jasper with photo galleries, stories, and useful information for the traveler. www.JasperWebDesign.com
Community Services - in progress
Or call toll free 310-0000 and ask the operator for correct department (Employment Standards, Landlord & Tenant Act, Alberta Health Care, etc.).
Provides links and information to Jasper's attractions, hospitality industry and member services.
Community Outreach Services
Provides support and referrals to community agencies.
AADAC (Alcohol & Drug Abuse Commission): (780) 865-8263
Cottage Medical Clinic: 852-4885
Jasper Health Unit: 852-4759
Seton General Hospital: 852-3344
Sexual Health Nurse: 852-6627
Aspen Regional Health Authority
Services & information about the Municipality of Jasper.
Links to tons of career resources & Job Banks that serve Banff - Jasper.
Jasper's government-sponsored privately owned employment agency.
Find contact information for Jasper businesses (hotels, restaurants, stores & tour companies).
Municipality of Jasper employment opportunities
literacy links
ABC Canada
Web: www.abc-canada.org
ABC CANADA Literacy Foundation is a national charity committed to promoting literacy to the general public and to the private sector. They are a partnership of business, labour, educators and government.
They focus on public awareness programs, the development and execution of national literacy awareness campaigns; provide promotional support to local literacy groups; and conduct research to further the development of a fully literate Canadian population.
Centre for Family Literacy
Web: www.om.ca
Learn about some of Alberta's Family Literacy programs, history, projects and events. A link to further resources as well.
Literacy Alberta
Literacy Alberta is a non-profit organization that links approximately 500 members involved in adult literacy and basic education. A yearly conference, bi-annual newsletters & extensive library resources & public awareness materials. Call the Literacy Help Line of Alberta at 1-800-767-3231.
Literacy B.C.
Web: www2.literacy.bc.ca/family.htm
Literacy BC is the lead provincial organization responsible for family literacy development and coordination in BC.
Literacy and Parenting Skills (LAPS)
Literacy and Parenting Skills (LAPS) is a family literacy program designed to provide literacy and parenting skills to at-risk parents. Created and developed at Bow Valley College, Calgary, Alberta, in partnership with the Further Education Society of Alberta, the LAPS program targets parents who have difficulties with reading and writing.
National Adult Literacy Database (NALD)
Web: www.nald.ca
The National Adult Literacy Database Inc. (NALD) is a federally incorporated, non-profit service organization that provides a single-source, comprehensive, up-to-date and easily accessible database of adult literacy programs, resources, services and activities across Canada. It also links with other services and databases in North America and overseas. Discussion groups, upcoming literacy events, links to over 170 literacy related websites. A site where ideas, literacy resources and information can be shared and exchanged.
Movement for Canadian Literacy
Web: www.literacy.ca
A national non-profit organization representing literacy coalitions, organizations, and individuals from every province and territory. Their mission is to be a national voice for literacy for every Canadian through networking, research, government liaison, learner development, communication, collaboration and building the capacity to support the people and organizations involved with adult literacy education.
English As A Second Language
Web: www.larryferlazzo.edublogs.org
An excellent ESL online source listing the top ten places to assist with ESL learning. Each website link is given a full detailed description.
