Financial Planning

Services promoting business and tourism in Olds Alberta and the surrounding region; Community event support & coordination

Leasing access time to a computer database in the field of community social events; leasing access time to an electronic bulletin board in the field of community social events; operation of an electronic bulletin board in the field of community social events; providing an online bulletin board in the field of community social events

Articles of clothing for horses; bits for horses; blinders for horses; blinkers for horses; bridles for horses; covers for horse saddles; cribbing straps for horses; fastenings for horse saddles; feed bags for horses; fly masks for horses; fly sheets for horses; gaiters, namely, jumping boots for horses; harness fittings for horses; harness for horses; harness straps for horses; headbands for horses; hoof guards for horses; horse blankets; horse collars; horse halters; horse leg wraps; horse rugs; horse saddles; horse tail bags; horse tail wraps; horse leg wraps; horseshoes; jockey sticks; knee-pads for horses; leather straps for horse saddles; pads for horse saddles; protective plastic hoof pads for horses for the protection of the underside of horses' hoofs; reins for horses; saddle cloths for horses; saddlery; spats and knee bandages for horses; spur straps; spurs; stirrup leathers; stirrups; training leads for horses.

Computer chipsets for use in transmitting data to and from a central processing unit; Chronographs for use as specialized time recording apparatus; Pressure gauges; Optical transceivers; Televisions; T-squares for measuring; Computer chips; Automatic valves; Electronic door locks ; Electronic lock assemblies.

Although this service overlaps in some instances with Nice Class 45, the service provides real time valuations, financial statements, financial and business analytics and a whole host over business services to increase the value and marketability of a business.

Chocolate sauce; coffee; coffee beverages with milk; dessert mixes; dessert mousse; dessert puddings; frozen desserts; fruit cakes; ice cream; ice cream cones; pancakes; sauce mixes; tea

Packaging bags of textile; packing string; outdoor blinds of textile; combed wool; combed cashmere; camel hair; yak wool; yak hair.

Woollen thread and yarn; darning thread and yarn; sewing thread and yarn; threads of plastic materials for textile use; hemp thread and yarn; silk thread and yarn; embroidery thread and yarn; cotton thread and yarn; spun wool; spun thread and yarn.

Computer software for managing retail store customer accounts; computer software for use in managing and controlling production schedules, shipping schedules, purchase of materials, inventories and accounts; computer software for validating address and zone information; e-commerce software to allow users to perform electronic business transactions via a global computer network; Applications for mobile telephone and tablets for use in managing retail door-to-door service and managing customer relations

Computer programming; computer programming and software design; computer programming consultancy; design, development, installation and maintenance of computer software; software as a service (SAAS) provider in the field of providing customer relations management

The Trademark is very unique that belong to the applicant who submitted a proposal to the Government on October 2010. The same proposal was approved and received the Royal Assent to become a Bill of law in Canada. It is part of Professional Regulatory Body where the members entered into contract with the regulatory body to comply with the College Act. The College Act was prepared, authored and presented in 2221 pages to the Canadian Government as aa bid. The Author is Nuha Salloum of The Canadian Society of Immigration Practitioners Inc in which the society converted to a federal Corporation. Under Bill C 33.6 ( The College Act) should be protected under the Trade mark registration to ensure no other entity or individual use this trademark name. The College Act is includes statutory, bylaws, regulation, and all departments of membership, investigation, registration, discipline, education, suspension of membership, transition of members from other society, or college or business entity. etc.

The Trademark is very unique that belong to the applicant who submitted a proposal to the Canadian Government on October 2010. The same proposal was approved and received the Royal Assent to become a Bill of law in Canada in July 29 2019. It is part of Professional Regulatory Body where the members entered into contract with the regulatory body to comply with the College Act to practice Immigration and citizenship and ability to represent in immigration legal and none legal matters. The College Act was prepared, authored and presented in 2221 pages to the Canadian Government as a bid. The Author is Nuha Salloum of The Canadian Society of Immigration Practitioners Inc in which the society converted to a federal Corporation. Under Bill C 33.6 ( The College Act) should be protected under the Trade mark registration to ensure no other entity or individual use this trademark name. The College is not an agent of Her Majesty in right of Canada, and the College's directors, the members of its committees, the Registrar, the investigators and any officers, employees and agents and mandataries of the College are not part of the federal public administration. The College Act is includes statutory, College's by-laws., Corporation and Board of directors bylaws, regulation, and all departments of membership, Licence, investigation, registration, discipline, education, suspension of membership, transition of members from other society, or college or business entity. The members of the College are the licensees. etc. Duties and powers of Board: The Board must manage, or supervise the management of, the College's activities and affairs and may, for those purposes, exercise all of the powers conferred on the College under this Act. The purpose of the College is to regulate immigration and citizenship consultants in the public interest and protect the public, including by The following provision is not in force. (a) establishing and administering qualification standards, standards of practice and continuing education requirements for licensees; The following provision is not in force. (b) ensuring compliance with the code of professional conduct; and The following provision is not in force. (c) undertaking public awareness activities. Committees and Task Forces Committees and task forces perform many regulatory functions and assist with policy development Awards and Scholarships Improving mental health for the legal profession Immigration and Citizenship private firm regulation initiatives and to provide more efficient and effective regulation Immigration and citizenship Legal and non legal aid and access to justice Equity and diversity centre for Initiatives to promote equity, diversity, accessibility and inclusiveness Truth and Reconciliation and Addressing the challenges arising from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's recommendations Rule of law and consultants independence;Ensuring all people and The "College Act" are subject to the same laws

Painting, interior and exterior