Camps in Edmonton, Canada

www.bonecreek.ca is accepting refugees sorry no pets though

Alberta Parks Alberta's provincial campground facilities are open to evacuees free of charge. The Beaver Lake Provincial Recreation Area campground near Lac La Biche is Alberta Parks’ primary location for evacuees who are equipped to camp. Evacuees will be accepted at any provincial campground. Call the Alberta Parks’ Contact Centre at 1-877-537-2757 for information on campground locations/options. Campers are asked to identify themselves as Fort McMurray evacuees to receive free camping.

https://sites.google.com/site/plamondonwhitesandsresort/

Www.wildernessvillage.ca if you want to come to Rocky Mountain House.

https://www.facebook.com/Long-Island-Lake-Municipal-Campground-213424085351654/

Beaver Lake at Lac La Biche is free

Sir Winston Churchill in Lac Le Biche

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1616840568638530/permalink/1626787860977134/ This was posted on this page. Campgrounds for Ft Mac Evacuees hope it helps someone

Big fish bay in slave lake ! Give them a call (780)849-2020

Contact www.ymmfire.ca they will help u

Yes contact Dave Thompson at Kikino silver birch resort and campground. (780)623-3252. We are 40 km south of lac la Biche

https://www.facebook.com/groups/995903870474883/ Lots of offers here, Jade.

I have a room available. Pls call me at 780-237-8073.

Www.strathearnheights.com I have one small 1-bed suite that has been furnished by donation. It is ready to go! Please call 780-469-3080 as of 8:00 am tomorrow to see if it's still available. If it's not, we have other vacancy in unfurnished suites. Happy to help!

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Accommodations: YMMFire.ca to match accommodation with evacuee needs U of A, Grant McEwan, mosques, churches and the U of C in Calgary http://www.edmonton.ca/programs_services/helping-wood-buffalo.aspx Facebook: FM AND Fort St. John Evacuee Accomodations Free accommodations began popping up on Airbnb for those searching for a place to stay. The RMWB also provides a list of hotels with “compassionate rates” here. A website to offer a home or apply for a home to stay in has been set up. A number of workforce camps opened up rooms to accommodate people. As of Thursday morning, Noralta Lodge had room for over 1,000 people at its Village site, Grey Wolf site and Firebag site. Rooms were also still available at Black Diamond’s Sunday Creek Lodge about 15 kilometres south of Conklin Thursday morning. Those looking for accommodation in this area are asked to visit the lodge’s website. Christian Reformed Church south of Leduc 49245 RR250. Call 986 4119 or 983 4814: Sleep, Showers, Wheelchair Accessible, Meals, Laundry, WiFi, Clothing and Toiletries, Play Area, Transportation Devonshire, a property management company with three properties in Edmonton, is offering rent reductions for those who had to flee Fort McMurray and would normally qualify as a tenant. You can contact on-site managers at Oliver Place – 10130 117 St. 780-482-5146, Riverside Towers – 8610 Jasper Ave. 780-429-3578 or Grand Central – 10904 – 102 Ave. 780-420-1524. Skyline Living apartment buildings is offering two free months’ rent at three of its Edmonton-area buildings. Sixty units will be made available at Brintnell Landing and Heritage Valley in Edmonton, and Emerald Hills in Sherwood Park. The rental company is seeking furniture that can be given or loaned to residents for the duration of their stay. Those who can donate are asked to call Leeanne Klyne at 587-926-4479. Fort McMurray residents will get a 50 per cent discount at all 41 Canalta-managed hotels across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba until the situation improves, according to a release from the hotel chain Thursday afternoon. You can call the hotel company at 1-855-933-1933. People in the region have also started a Facebook page to offer up spare rooms and beds for those with nowhere else to go. On Twitter, people started using the hashtag #ymmhelp to also offer a place to stay. A second Facebook page was later set up with people offering up places to stay. MacEwan University announced it will open its campus residents to evacuees, administered through Red Cross. Evacuees should register with Red Cross at the Edmonton Reception Centre. More information here. As of Thursday morning, Northlands Expo Centre in Edmonton had about 750 people staying, with capacity for more arrivals. It’s located at 75 Street and 118 Avenue. The Al Rashid Mosque at 13070 113 Street Edmonton is also open to all evacuees. The Edmonton Emergency Relief Services Society (EERSS) is at 10255 104 Street and is in desperate need of donations, staff told Global News. Anyone who wants to volunteer is urged to head to the centre, where donations of toiletries, pillows, feminine products, baby products, socks and generic clothing are needed to help support the evacuees. The YMCA of Northern Alberta is also offering free entry until further notice to those wishing to shower or access drop-in facilities at four locations: William Lutsky Family YMCA, 1975 111 Street 780 439-YMCA (9622) Don Wheaton Family YMCA, 10211 102 Avenue 780 452-YMCA (9622) Jamie Platz Family YMCA, 7121 178 Street 780 481-YMCA (9622) Castle Downs Family YMCA, 11510 153 Avenue 780 476-YMCA (9622) Fuel:

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REGISTER to have your pet rescued: http://asset.rmwb.ca/pet-rescue/ Resource: https://supportersofabrescues.com/…/fort-mcmurray-fire-ani…/ Alberta SPCA: https://www.facebook.com/AlbertaSPCA/?fref=nf Edmonton Humane Society: https://www.edmontonhumanesociety.com/…/fort-mcmurray-wildf… Resource group: https://www.facebook.com/Fort-McMurray-Fire-Emergency-Ani…/… Database of found pets: http://edmontonacccpets.shelterbuddy.com/…/searchResults.as…

For trail recommendations I would suggest stopping by the visitor centre (on Banff Ave.) to speak with https://www.twitter.com/banffnp

If you're looking to be outside but not on your feet why not check out https://www.twitter.com/banffcanoeclub or the Banff boat cruise https://www.twitter.com/brewstercanada

Check out this list of educators on Twitter organized by subject area via https://www.twitter.com/jenroberts1 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Uwuv1zgnEHOfPFhv0fdiT9NUJO1hi6J3fIcj-I_msOg/edit

# CathEdSocial also through https://www.twitter.com/nceatalk

Hey, https://www.twitter.com/taylorpsych ! Got any great psych hashtags you can share??

Here is another list of chats. https://sites.google.com/site/twittereducationchats/education-chat-calendar

Fort McMurray Side Jobs has a variety of tradespeople and individuals searching for work.:)

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I've always been partial to the Bunny camps. Renegade Bunnies (Calgary based, but does it really matter?) is the latest incarnation. The Grove (Markus O'Relius) and The Living Room (Farren Square) are also pretty awesome (but don't tell them I said so ;-) ). Both are Edmonton based (but does it really matter?) You could also post on the official Alberta page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/170599206330089/?ref=bookmarks) and the general public Freezer Burn Page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/416695705127938/?fref=ts)

We're running an art and yoga day camp this summer ;) http://om-yoga-studio.weebly.com/summer-camps.html

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Jaquelene See Horsemanship is located between Edson and Peers. She offers great lessons for a very good price, at any level from therapeutic riding to more advanced riders. She is starting to plan for summer camps, does birthday parties, and has even done a day for the Whitecourt Boys and Girls Club.

Hello Ashley, I do beginner riding lessons in Whitecourt out of the Westward riding arena in Whitecourt. Check out my Facebook Victory Acres Riding Lessons or my website www.victoryacres.ca

Freezer Burn is Alberta's Regional Burn. It runs on the same principals Burning Man does, such as decommodification, leave no trace, immediacy, participation, radical inclusion, radical self expression, and radical self reliance. It takes place outside of Ponoka on private land and is a really great starting point for anyone interested in attending Burning Man.

More info can be found here www.freezerburn.org

Kamani, if you aren't already, you should come to our Burner supper on monday. Here's the info https://www.facebook.com/events/925784274099049/?ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming&source=1 You can meet some edmonton burners and chat camping plans (which I think lots of us don't really have yet)

Offer and Request Help https://ymmhelp.com/

Main number is 780 428 4422 ... ask for Nancy - she is in charge of logistics

Try Capilano Brake and Muffler on the East side of Edmonton....they are amazing

I personally use Kal Tire and they usually do that sorta thing at no cost

Mar Auto in St Albert 780-458-2796

Robyn Jones which camp was your vehicle at thanks

The Barge Landing Lodge