Traduction de «rural municipalities alberta » (Français → Anglais) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Alberta's Rural Development Fund [ Fonds de développement rural de l'Alberta ]
Alberta's Rural Development Fund

administrateur de municipalité rurale [ administrateur municipal en région rurale ]
rural municipal administrator

Systèmes d'information géographique (SIG) pour Grande Prairie et le Nord-Ouest rural de l'Alberta
Geographic Information System (GIS) for Grande Prairie and Rural Northwestern Alberta

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Il serait impossible de dresser une liste exhaustive de tous ceux qui ont été consultés avant la présentation du Budget fédéral du 27 février 1995; voici toutefois quelques-uns des principaux groupes qui ont participé à ces consultations: la Fédération canadienne de l'agriculture; Keystone Agricultural Producers; l'Association canadienne des éleveurs de bovins; Unifarm; Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities; Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties; Union of Manitoba Municipalities; Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association; Western Barley Growers Association; Canadian Canola Growers Association; Canadian Dehydrators Association; Western Canadian Flax Growers; Western Canada Pulse Growers; Manitoba Pool Elevators; Saskatchewan Wheat Pool; Alberta Pool; United Grain Growers; et le Conseil des grains du Canada.
It would be impossible to reconstruct an absolutely all-inclusive listing of all those consulted prior to the February 27, 1995 federal budget, but the more prominent groups included in these consultations were: Canadian Federation of Agriculture, Keystone Agricultural Producers, Canadian Cattlemen's Association, Unifarm, Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties, Union of Manitoba Municipalities, Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association, Western Barley Growers Association, Canadian Canola Growers Association, Canadian Dehydrators Association, Western Canadian Flax Growers, Western Canada Pulse Growers, Manitoba Pool Elevators, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, Alberta Pool, United Grain Growers, Canada Grains Council.

Nous avons travaillé avec la SARM ou Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, avec la KAP ou Keystone Agricultural Producers, du Manitoba, avec Wild Rose, de l'Alberta, et avec le gouvernement du Manitoba, et nous avons élaboré un programme de surveillance.
We have worked with SARM, the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities; KAP, Keystone Agricultural Producers in Manitoba; Wild Rose out of Alberta; and the government in Manitoba, and we've put together a package on the monitoring.

Nous avons entendu entre autres M. John Kolk et M. Ed Fetting, des représentants d'Agriculture et Agroalimentaire Canada et de l'Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments, le Conseil des viandes du Canada, la Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, l'Association of Manitoba Municipalities, l'Alberta Association of Municipal Districts, l'Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, la Western Stock Growers Association, la Fédération canadienne de l'agriculture et le ministre canadien de l'Agriculture et de l'Agroalimentaire, M. Bob Speller.
Among those who appeared before the committee were Mr. John Kolk and Mr. Ed Fetting; officials from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, the Canadian Meat Council, the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, the Association of Manitoba Municipalities, the Alberta Association of Municipalities, the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, the Western Stock Growers' Association, the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, and the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Mr. Bob Speller.

Nous entendrons Neal Hardy, président de la Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, M. Stuart Briese, président de l'Association of Manitoba Municipalities, et M. Jack Hayden, président de l'Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties.
Appearing before us is Neal Hardy, President of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities; Mr. Stuart Briese, President of the Association of Manitoba Municipalities; and Mr. Jack Hayden, President of the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties.

Ainsi, nous avons entendu les témoignages de M. John Kolk et de M. Ed Fetting, qui représentaient le ministère de l'Agriculture et de l'Agroalimentaire du Canada ainsi que l'Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments; M. Jim Laws, du Conseil des viandes du Canada; M. Neil Hardy, de la Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities; M. Stewart Briese, de l'Association of Manitoba Municipalities; M. Jack Hayden, de l'Alberta Association of Municipal Districts; M. Terry Hildebrandt, de l'Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan; M. Bill Newton, de la Western Stock Growers' Association, et enfin Marvin Shauf, de la Fédération canadienne de l'agriculture.
Among those who have appeared before our committee are Mr. John Kolk, Mr. Ed Fetting, officials from the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Mr. Jim Laws from the Canadian Meat Council, Neal Hardy from the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, Stewart Briese from the Association of Manitoba Municipalities, Jack Hayden from the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts, Terry Hildebrandt from the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, Bill Newton from the Western Stock Growers' Association and Marvin Shauf from the Canadian Federation of Agriculture.