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COVID-19 Update from Primco Dene
By Primco Dene |
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The COVID-19 situation has evolved further, and we are dealing with a significant global challenge. The World Health Organization has declared this outbreak a pandemic. Many governments around the world have taken stricter and more impactful measures to ensure the safety of their citizens. In addition to the immediate and…
Petro Canada Official Grand Opening
By Primco Dene |
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Please join us for the Official Grand Opening of Primco Dene Group of Companies Petro Canada. Wednesday, May 15, 2019 – 11:00 AM Everyone is welcome.
Petro Canada is Now Open!
By Primco Dene |
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We are excited to announce Petro Canada (next to Primco Dene Head Office) is NOW OPEN. Open 24 hours, 8 gas pumps and full service We hope to see you soon!
Primco Dene Business Centre Headquarters
By Primco Dene |
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Primco Dene’s Business Centre is located east on highway 28 just outside of Cold Lake, Alberta. It is situated on Cold Lake First Nations Traditional Territory and is also next to Casino Dene and the Courtyard by Mariott. This unique aerial image provides a sense of the scale of this…
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Contact Us
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Primco Dene Business Centre Cold Lake First Nations
Box 2070, Hwy 28 RR 423A (7km south of City of Cold Lake), Cold Lake, T9M 1P5
780.594.4034
780.594.4759
Enoch Sub Office
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PO Box 820, Suite 201 21553 Chief Lapotac Blvd, Enoch, AB T7X 3Y3
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780.594.4034
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780.594.4759
Calgary Office
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Suite 620, Tower 1, 202 – 6 Avenue SW, Calgary, AB T2P 2R9
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403.252.8882
Hours of operation
Monday to Friday – 8:30 am – 4:30 pm. Closed on lunch hours, statutory holidays and weekends.
We’d like to acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 Territory, a traditional meeting grounds, gathering place and travelling to the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Métis”, Denesųłiné, Nakota Sioux. We acknowledge all the many First Nations, Metis and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries.
