ABOUT AOA
The Alberta Orienteering Association is the provincial body responsible for the organization and promotion of Orienteering throughout Alberta.
We are proud to promote the Canadain Sport for Life Physical Literacy and Long Term Athlete Development model.
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Our Vision:
Albertans of all ages and abilities, from recreational participants to elite athletes, recognize and enjoy orienteering as a great outdoor navigational sport that leads to life-long physical and mental fitness.
Our Mission
To promote, encourage, co-ordinate and administer orienteering as a sport and recreation in Alberta, which includes providing orienteering opportunities for all levels of ability.
Aims and Objectives of the AOA
The AOA shall encourage, promote, and give leadership to the sport of orienteering.
The AOA is a not-for-profit sport association. It is registered under the Alberta Societies Act. The Association was incorporated in Edmonton, Alberta on July 26, 1974.
A board of directors, elected at the annual general meeting of the Association, controls association business. The functioning of the AOA office is under the direction of this Board.
The Executive Director, who is an employee of the AOA, handles the day-to-day operations and supervision of the office.
The current Executive Director is Bogi Gyorfi
Email: info@orienteeringalberta.ca Please don't hesitate to contact her about any information.
Albertans of all ages and abilities, from recreational participants to elite athletes, recognize and enjoy orienteering as a great outdoor navigational sport that leads to life-long physical and mental fitness.
Our Mission
To promote, encourage, co-ordinate and administer orienteering as a sport and recreation in Alberta, which includes providing orienteering opportunities for all levels of ability.
Aims and Objectives of the AOA
The AOA shall encourage, promote, and give leadership to the sport of orienteering.
The AOA is a not-for-profit sport association. It is registered under the Alberta Societies Act. The Association was incorporated in Edmonton, Alberta on July 26, 1974.
A board of directors, elected at the annual general meeting of the Association, controls association business. The functioning of the AOA office is under the direction of this Board.
The Executive Director, who is an employee of the AOA, handles the day-to-day operations and supervision of the office.
The current Executive Director is Bogi Gyorfi
Email: info@orienteeringalberta.ca Please don't hesitate to contact her about any information.
