About ATCO

ATCO Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, provides shelter, logistics and transportation, agriculture, water, real estate, and energy and energy infrastructure solutions in Canada, Australia, and internationally. Segments The company operates through Structures & Logistics; Utilities (Electricity and Natural Gas); Energy Infrastructure; Neltume Ports; and Corporate & Other segments. Structures & Logistics segment This segment’s activities are conducted through two complementary businesses, including ATCO Structures and ATCO Frontec. Together these businesses offer workforce and residential housing, innovative modular facilities, construction, site support services, workforce lodging services, facility operations and maintenance, defence operations, and disaster and emergency management services. ATCO Structures Business Workforce Housing ATCO Structures manufactures, sells, and leases workforce housing products in Canada, the United States (U.S.), Australia, Chile, Mexico and other select international markets. These products include prefabricated standard or custom units designed to be assembled into self-contained accommodation facilities. The units are typically consisted of sleeping quarters, kitchen, dining and recreation facilities. They are constructed to withstand a range of weather conditions and to meet appropriate regional building codes and industry standards. ATCO Structures also purchases used workforce housing units from customers, which are then retrofitted as needed and made available for resale or lease in the workforce housing market. Demand for workforce housing products is directly related to both the capital spending cycle and development activity in various industries, mainly the natural resources sector. Space Rentals The space rentals business in Canada, Australia, the U.S., Chile and Mexico leases and sells re-locatable modular structures that can be used for office and commercial complexes, lunchrooms, storage facilities, lavatories, medical facilities, locker rooms, and other re-locatable temporary structures. Onsite structures are used mainly by construction and resource companies on urban and rural construction sites. Commercial and community structures, although re-locatable, are often used as more permanent facilities by a wide range of private and public sector customers. Space rental products are generally offered to customers under lease packages that may include options to purchase. Lease terms vary depending on customer requirements. Customers with longer term requirements typically purchase rather than lease. Sales from the space rentals fleet assist in the costs to maintain a modern inventory of these units. Permanent Modular Construction Emerging permanent modular construction markets within the health, education, justice and commercial sectors offer development opportunities outside of the traditional natural resource sector. ATCO Structures develops a customer base in these new market sectors. Permanent modular construction projects include classrooms, community centres, hotels, independent apartment complexes, health, and correctional facilities. ATCO Structures also designs and manufactures permanent building solutions, including a full range of prefabricated, sustainable buildings for customers in remote locations. The building projects include schools, daycares, gymnasiums, hockey arenas, gas stations, multi-purpose community centres and offices, as well as single and multi-family housing. The division combines traditional modular construction processes with either pre-engineered steel buildings or soft-wall structures that reduce site work and waste associated with building in remote locations. ATCO Structures will continue to pursue these diversification opportunities going forward. Manufacturing ATCO Structures manufactures products at facilities in Canada, the U.S., Australia, Mexico and Chile. ATCO Frontec Business Business Strategy The company’s strategy is to enhance its competitive position through diversification of its existing workforce lodging and facility operations and maintenance service client base, expand into new geographies, and continuously refine its business practices. Market Opportunities The company sees opportunity to expand its operations and maintenance services and workforce housing businesses in Canada and the U.S. through its own business relationships and partnering with ATCO Structures. Opportunities for growth in its disaster and emergency management and defence operations services business will be pursued as the company continues to build from its existing base of contracts. Facility Operations and Maintenance Contracts Papa Air Base Facilities Management: ATCO Frontec has a five-year contract to provide facilities management services to the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) Strategic Airlift Capability (SAC) at Papa Airbase, Hungary. The SAC is a consortium of 12 partner nations to pool resources to operate Boeing C-17 Globe master III aircraft for joint strategic airlift purposes. The building area of approximately 25,000 square metres includes a hangar, which can fully service a Boeing C-17 aircraft in a controlled environment. It provides all maintenance and cleaning services for the facilities. NATO Flying Training: ATCO Frontec manages, operates, and maintains facilities to support NATO flying Training in Canada (NFTC) located at 15 Wing, Moose Jaw. NFTC trains approximately 140 pilots per year from various NATO countries. The company provides various services, such as facility O&M services to 58 buildings; crash fire rescue services; HAZMAT first response services; operations and maintenance services on fire suppression systems; first response services for environment spills; roads and grounds services to 428 hectares requiring grounds maintenance; control, including general pest control and pest (bird and mammal) control, to limit bird air strike hazard for operating aircraft; and snow and ice control for airside operating surfaces and ground side roads, parking lots, and sidewalks. Iqaluit Fuel: In 2007, the Government of Nunavut awarded UQSUQ, a joint venture between ATCO Frontec and Nunavut Petroleum Corporation, a contract for bulk fuel delivery services in Iqaluit, Nunavut. The contract is in place until the fourth quarter of 2021. UQSUQ has submitted a proposal for the rebid of the contract for 10 years with a 5-year extension option starting the fourth quarter of 2021. UQSUQ engages in commercial negotiations for this contract. NATO HQ CIS Support: ATCO Frontec has a contract to provide NSPA communication and information systems support to the NATO headquarters at the 820-person Camp Butmir near Sarajevo, Bosnia. With a staff of approximately 20 specialists, ATCO Frontec provides system administration; automated data processing maintenance; help desk services; database and configuration management services; network control desk, integrated digital network exchange, including video teleconferencing and NATO cryptography; and line team support functions. This contract was extended on its final option year to the fourth quarter of 2021. National Research Council: ATCO Frontec provides facility maintenance, renovation, and capital construction services to its buildings in the Ottawa region. Real Property North: ATCO Frontec has a contract with Defence Construction Canada (DCC) to provide facility maintenance and support services at Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) sites across the Canadian North. It offers facility inspection, maintenance and repair, new construction and upgrades, trade services and environmental services to CAF sites in Yellowknife, Whitehourse, Inuvik, Rankin Inlet and Iqaluit. NATO Fire Protection: The company has a contract to provide the NATO Support and Procurement Agency fire protection services to NATO troops, known as Kosovo Force, at the 1,000-person Camp Novo Selo near Pristina, Kosovo. With approximately 20 firefighters, the company provides structural fire protection and emergency services to the base. Alaska Radar System: ARCTEC Alaska, a joint venture between ATCO Frontec and ASRC Federal Primus, which has a contract with the U.S. Department of the Air Force (USDAF) to provide operations and maintenance services to 15 strategic radar sites that form the Alaska Radar System. Workforce Lodging and Support Contracts Elkford Lodge: ATCO Frontec has a contract with Teck Coal Limited to provide camp maintenance services, including food services, housekeeping, and janitorial services for the 500-person Elkford Lodge in British Columbia. Coeur Mining O&M Services: ATCO Frontec has a contract with Coeur Mining Inc. to provide camp support services to Silvertip mine in northern British Columbia, approximately 8-kilometres (km) south of the Yukon border. As part of the contract, the company provides food services and commissary, housekeeping and janitorial, maintenance and front desk management services for the 300-person facility. In an effort to provide employment and training opportunities to local Indigenous Peoples, it has partnered with lyon Kechika Contracting Ltd. of the Daylu Dena Council and members of the Kaska First Nation to assist in the operation of the contract. Coastal GasLink: ATCO Frontec and its joint venture partner, the Haisla Nation, provide workforce housing and operational support services for the three camps in the Haisla territory to support the construction of the Coastal GasLink pipeline in British Columbia. Site C Two Rivers Lodge: ATCO Frontec provides workforce lodging and support services to the Site C Energy Project located near Fort St. John, British Columbia. It offers a full suite of lodge-related services, including catering, janitorial, maintenance, medical and fire protection services to accommodate up to 2,194 workers. Trans Mountain Expansion Projects: In 2020, ATCO Frontec was awarded two workforce lodging and support contracts for approximately 1,150 persons to support the completion of the Trans Mountain Expansion project in British Columbia. Its lodge-related services include the catering, janitorial, maintenance, medical and fire protection services at both sites. China Lake Military Rebuild: In the fourth quarter of 2020, ATCO Frontec was awarded a 31-month workforce lodging services contract for approximately 450 persons to support the phase I rebuild of the China Lake Military Base. Utilities (Electricity and Natural Gas) segment The Utilities (Electricity and Natural Gas) segment’s activities include four regulated utilities (Electricity Transmission and Distribution, and Natural Gas Transmission and Distribution) in Alberta, Saskatchewan and northern regions of Canada, which delivers reliable electricity and cleaner-burning natural gas to customers; a regulated natural gas distribution business in Western Australia; and the International Electricity Operations business in Puerto Rico, including Canadian Utilities Limited’s (Canadian Utilities’) 50 per cent ownership in LUMA Energy LLC (LUMA Energy). Electricity Transmission and Distribution Electricity Distribution and Transmission transmits and delivers electricity to approximately 240 communities and rural areas in east-central and Northern Alberta, including the communities of Drumheller, Lloydminster, Grande Prairie, and Fort McMurray, as well as the oil sands areas near Fort McMurray and the heavy oil areas near Cold Lake and Peace River. Electricity utility service is also provided to three communities in Saskatchewan. ATCO Electric Yukon (AEY) serves 19 communities in the Yukon, including the capital city of Whitehorse, and one community in British Columbia. Northland Utilities, a partnership between the company and Denendeh Investments Incorporated, which represents the 27 Dene First Nations of the Northwest Territories. Northland Utilities has two operating divisions, including Northland Utilities (NWT) Limited and Northland Utilities (Yellowknife) Limited (NUY). NUY and NWT serves nine communities in the Northwest Territories, including the capital city of Yellowknife. Approximately 665,000 people live in the principal markets for electric utility service by Electricity Distribution and Transmission and its subsidiaries (NUY, NWT and AEY). Service provides to approximately 260,000 customers. Electricity Distribution and Transmission has been assigned approximately 65 per cent of the designated service area within Alberta. This service area contains approximately 14 per cent of the provincial electrical load and 13 per cent of the population. Electricity Distribution and Transmission, NUY, NWT and AEY own and operate extensive electricity transmission and distribution systems. The systems consist of approximately 11,000 km of transmission lines and approximately 60,000 km of distribution lines. In addition, Electricity Distribution and Transmission delivers power to and operates approximately 3,500 km of distribution lines owned by Rural Electrification Associations (REA). Electricity Distribution and Transmission, AEY, NUY and NWT distribute electricity to incorporated communities under the authority of franchises or by-laws. In rural areas, electricity distributes by approvals, permits or orders under applicable statutes. The franchises under which service is provided in incorporated communities in Alberta and the Northwest Territories have been granted for up to 20 years. These franchises are exclusive to Electricity Distribution and Transmission, NUY or NWT, and are renewable by agreement. Electricity Generation Hydroelectric, Diesel and Solar Generation: Electricity Distribution and Transmission owns or operates 23 hydroelectric and diesel-generating plants, and 10 solar sites with an aggregate nameplate capacity of 48-megawatt (MW) in Alberta, the Yukon and Northwest Territories. The hydroelectric assets include one facility in Whitehorse and one in Jasper that each generates 1.4-MW of hydroelectric power. The diesel sites are spread throughout the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Alberta; and serves remote communities that are not connected to the grid. The solar sites in Alberta include rooftop and ground mounted solar sites, including the Fort Chipewyan Solar Project. Fort Chipewyan Solar Project: Canadian Utilities operates an off-grid solar project, providing the remote Northern Alberta community of Fort Chipewyan with clean energy. In partnership with Three Nations Energy (3NE), which is jointly owned by the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Mikisew Cree First Nation and Fort Chipewyan Metis Association, Canadian Utilities owns and operates a 600-kilowatt (kW) solar farm; and a 2,200-kW solar farm, which is owned by 3NE and operated by Canadian Utilities. International Electricity Operations LUMA Energy: International Electricity Operations include LUMA Energy, a Commonwealth of Puerto Rico based joint venture between the company and Quanta Services, Inc. (Quanta), where each party holds a 50 per cent ownership interest that transforms, modernizes, and operates Puerto Rico’s 30,000-km electricity transmission and distribution system under an Operations and Maintenance Agreement with the Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority. LUMA Energy combines Canadian Utilities' utility operations and customer service expertise with Quanta’s superior utility services and project execution capabilities. Natural Gas Distribution and Transmission Natural Gas Distribution The company delivers natural gas throughout Alberta and in the Lloydminster area of Saskatchewan and serves approximately 1.2 million customers in nearly 300 Alberta communities. The company’s principal markets for the distribution of natural gas include Edmonton, Calgary, Airdrie, Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Lloydminster, Red Deer, Spruce Grove, St. Albert and Sherwood Park. These communities have a combined population of approximately 2.9 million. As of December 31, 2020, approximately 76 per cent of the Natural Gas Distribution's customers were located in these 11 communities and also served 279 smaller communities, as well as rural areas with a combined population of approximately 770,000. The company owns and operates approximately 41,000 km of distribution mains. It also owns service and maintenance facilities in major centres in Alberta. The company delivers natural gas in incorporated communities under the authority of franchises or bylaws and in rural areas under approvals, permits or orders issued through applicable statutes. It has 169 franchise agreements with communities throughout Alberta. These franchise agreements detail the rights granted to natural gas distribution and its obligations to deliver natural gas services to consumers in the municipality. All franchises are exclusive to Natural Gas Distribution and are renewable by agreement for additional periods. In Edmonton, the distribution of natural gas carries on under the authority of an exclusive franchise. In Calgary, the distribution of natural gas operates under a municipal by-law. Natural Gas Transmission The company owns and operates natural gas transmission pipelines and facilities in Alberta. The company receives natural gas on its pipeline system from various gas processing plants, as well as from connections with other natural gas transmission systems, and transports the gas to end users within the province, such as local distribution utilities and industrial customers, or to other transmission pipeline systems, primarily for export out of the province. Natural Gas Transmission owns and operates an extensive natural gas transmission system. The system consists of approximately 9,000 km of pipelines; 16 compressor sites; approximately 3,700 receipt and delivery points; and a salt cavern natural gas storage peaking facility near Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The system has 180 producer receipt points, one interconnection with Alliance Pipeline, and one interconnection with Many Islands Pipelines. Peak delivery capability of the natural gas transmission system is 4 billion cubic feet per day. Pembina-Keephills: In the second quarter of 2020, Natural Gas Transmission completed and placed in-service the Pembina-Keephills transmission pipeline. The 59-km high-pressure natural gas pipeline supports coal-to-gas conversion of power producers in the Genesee and surrounding areas of Alberta with the capacity to deliver up to 550-Terajoule (TJ) per day. Pioneer Pipeline Acquisition: In September 2020, Natural Gas Transmission entered into an agreement to acquire the Pioneer Pipeline from Tidewater Midstream & Infrastructure Ltd. (Tidewater) and its partner TransAlta Corporation (TransAlta). The 131-km natural gas pipeline runs from the Drayton Valley area to the Wabamun area west of Edmonton, Alberta. This agreement replaces the previously announced Tidewater and TransAlta purchase and sale agreement to sell the Pioneer Pipeline to NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd. (NGTL) and is under substantially similar terms. International Natural Gas Distribution International Natural Gas Distribution provides natural gas distribution services in Western Australia and serves approximately 776,000 customers in 18 communities, including metropolitan Perth and surrounding regions, such as Geraldton, Bunbury, Busselton, Kalgoorlie, Harvey, Pinjarra, Brunswick Junction and Capel. International Natural Gas Distribution owns and operates approximately 14,000 km of natural gas pipelines and associated infrastructure and also distributes liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to the community of Albany. Hydrogen Blending: In Australia, Canadian Utilities continues to build on its work at the Clean Energy Innovation Hub, a test bed for hybrid energy solutions integrating natural gas, solar photovoltaic, battery storage and hydrogen production. In 2020, Canadian Utilities was able to successfully test a 10 per cent hydrogen blend injected into the natural gas supply at its major depot at Jandakot in Perth, Western Australia. Energy Infrastructure segment The Energy Infrastructure segment’s non-regulated businesses include hydro, solar and natural gas electricity generation in western Canada, Australia, Mexico, and Chile, as well as non-regulated electricity transmission, natural gas storage and transmission, natural gas liquids (NGL) storage, and industrial water services in Alberta. Electricity Generation Electricity Generation owns a 248-MW of non-regulated electricity generation assets in Canada, Mexico, Australia and Chile. Canada The company operates the Oldman River Hydro Plant, a 32-MW run-of-river project in southern Alberta. This facility is jointly owned by Canadian Utilities and the Piikani Nation. Power generated at the plant meets the needs of up to 25,000 households. Mexico Canadian Utilities and its Mexican partner, RANMAN Energy Inc (Grupo Ranman), owns and operates a 11-MW of distributed generation located in the World Trade Centre industrial park in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. Canadian Utilities also owns and operates Electricidad del Golfo, a long-term contracted, 35-MW hydroelectric power station based in the state of Veracruz, Mexico. Australia Canadian Utilities maintains ownership in and operates two generation plants, including Karratha in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, and Osborne in Adelaide, South Australia. These facilities collectively generate a 266-MW of power and provides energy for thousands of public sectors, domestic, industrial and commercial clients. Karratha Power Station: The company operates Karratha Power Station, an 86-MW electricity generation facility in the North West Interconnected System in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. This facility generates electricity to supply residential and business consumers under a long-term tolling power off-take contract with Horizon Power. This facility consists of two open-cycle, dry low-emissions natural gas turbines and meets all performance guarantee requirements, including output, heat rate, noise and nitrous oxide emissions. Osborne: Osborne is a 50/50 joint venture between ATCO Power Australia (Energy) Limited Partnership (ATCO Power Australia) and Origin Energy Limited (Origin Energy). The 180-MW Osborne facility, operated by ATCO Power Australia, is located near Adelaide, South Australia; and is designed to accommodate operation in both cogeneration and combined cycle modes. Australia Solar: Canadian Utilities acquired Source Energy Co. (Source) in July 2018, a behind the meter retail company in Western Australia with expertise in managing energy needs for high-density apartment buildings, using a mix of rooftop solar panels and energy from the grid, matched with smart metering technology. Source provides customers with advice on how to save energy and money with sustainable energy solutions. As of December 31, 2020, Source generated approximately 1-MW of solar energy capacity. Chile Solar Generation Facility: Canadian Utilities has a partnership with Impulso Capital, a Chilean developer, to build and operate the El Resplandor solar project. This project, located in Cabrero, Chile, will provide solar energy to the Chilean electricity grid. Electric Vehicle Input Charging Stations Canadian Utilities continues to expand its number of electric vehicle (EV) fast charging stations providing end-users an opportunity to replace liquid fuel with a low-carbon emitting energy. As of December 31, 2020, Canadian Utilities has installed a total of 25 public fast EV charging stations, including 20 installed through the Peak to Prairies initiative in Southern Alberta. Non-Regulated Electricity Transmission Canadian Utilities operates 33-km of transmission lines across four non-regulated electricity transmission assets in Alberta, including Scotford transmission line and substation; Muskeg River transmission line and substation; Grand Rapids substation; and Air Products transmission line. Storage & Industrial Water Storage and Industrial Water builds, owns and operates non-regulated industrial water, natural gas storage, NGL storage, and natural gas related infrastructure to serve the midstream and petrochemical sector of western Canada’s energy industry. It owns and operates an one-third interest in a regulated natural gas distribution system in the Northwest Territories. Natural Gas Liquids Storage The ATCO Heartland Energy Centre near Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta includes assets held in a partnership between ATCO Energy Solutions Ltd. (60 per cent ownership share) and Petrogas Energy Corp. (40 per cent ownership share) (the Partnership), focuses on supporting customers through natural gas liquids storage and related infrastructure. This facility consists of four storage caverns under long-term contract, which has a combined storage capacity of 400,000 cubic metres. The Partnership has a long-term contract for the construction and operation of a fifth salt cavern at the ATCO Heartland Energy Centre. This cavern will store hydrocarbon products for customers in the Alberta Industrial Heartland. The company also has a long-term transportation contract for the construction and operation of a regional pipeline to connect the new cavern to existing facilities in the area, further strengthening the ATCO Heartland Energy Centre as a key storage hub in the largest hydrocarbon processing region in Canada. Natural Gas Storage Storage & Industrial Water owns and operates a natural gas storage facility at Carbon, Alberta. The facility is a natural gas reservoir with a seasonal storage capacity of 52 petajoules. The facility is connected to multiple transmission pipeline systems. Storage & Industrial Water provides flexible natural gas storage tailored to customers' specific needs. Services range from daily to multi-year terms and are offered to financial institutions, marketing companies, pipeline operators, retail energy providers and producers. Gas Production, Processing and Distribution Facilities Storage & Industrial Water has a non-operating 33.3 per cent ownership interest in one natural gas production, gathering and processing facility, the Ikhil gas plant. Natural Gas Liquids Extraction As of December 31, 2020, Storage & Industrial Water had an interest in one natural gas liquids extraction facility. The Empress Gas Liquids Straddle Plant is undergoing reclamation and remediation. Non-regulated Natural Gas Transmission Storage & Industrial Water owns the 116-km Muskeg River non-regulated natural gas pipeline that provides natural gas transportation service under a long-term commercial agreement to meet the needs of the Muskeg River Mine facilities and other facilities in the Fort McMurray area. Service on the pipeline commenced under a long-term commercial agreement with Canadian Natural Upgrading Limited and other shipper participants. Industrial Water Storage & Industrial Water’s multi-user water system is connected to the North Saskatchewan River through the company’s industrial water system. Storage & Industrial Water provides integrated water services, including pipeline transportation, storage, water treatment, recycling and disposal to a number of its industrial customers. This industrial water system also supplies water for the development of salt caverns for the company’s NGL storage facilities in the region. The water infrastructure capacity is 85,200 m3/day. Neltume Ports segment The Neltume Ports segment, through a 40 per cent interest in the Neltume Ports S.A. (Neltume Ports), engages in the operation and development of a port with a diversified portfolio of multipurpose, bulk cargo and container terminals primarily located in Chile with additional operations in Uruguay, Argentina, and Brazil. Neltume Ports operates 16 port facilities and three port operation services businesses. As of December 31, 2020, Neltume Ports handled 45 million tonnes of product, including copper, forestry products, consumer goods and agricultural products. In January 2020, Neltume Ports entered into a 50/50 joint venture partnership with Terminal Zarate to build and operate a roll-on roll-off (RoRo) terminal in Mobile, Alabama. Neltume Ports’ partner, Terminal Zarate, a member company of Grupo Murchison, provides port operations services, integrated logistics, warehousing and other related business activities in Argentina and Uruguay. Terminal Zarate operates the largest RoRo terminal in Latin America. Most of Neltume Ports' existing ports are underpinned by long-term contracts or concessions and are strategically located near major resource or agriculture hubs, as well as high density areas of economic importance. The business environment is also supported by key partnerships with shipping lines and cargo owners. Canadian Utilities Corporate & Other segment The Corporate & Other segment contains ATCO Land and Development Ltd. (ATCO Land and Development) that engages in the commercial real estate business, which holds investments to develop, lease, and sell commercial real estate properties; and ASHCOR Technologies Ltd. (ASHCOR), an Alberta-based company, engages in the processing and marketing of ash, a waste byproduct of electricity generation. Real Estate: ATCO Land and Development generates revenue from the commercial real estate activities, including the sale of commercial and industrial properties, such as land; leasing of real estate to third parties to generate steady revenue; and in the longer term, potentially developing high-return projects. Its portfolio of real estate properties includes 15 commercial real estate properties, including 417,000 square feet of office property; 90,000 square feet of industrial property; and 315 acres of land. ASHCOR: ASHCOR recycles, processes, and markets ash, a waste byproduct of electricity generation. ASHCOR also engineers a new commercial solution that expands its ability to recycle ash previously stored in the ground. The unique properties of ASHCOR’s recycled ash product offers many performance and financial benefits across a wide variety of applications, including ready mix concrete and oil well cementing. It also creates a useful product from what would otherwise be industrial waste. The company also provides retail energy and Blue Flame Kitchen services. Retail Energy: The company, through ATCO Energy Ltd. (ATCOenergy), provides retail electricity and natural gas services in Alberta. ATCOenergy sells electricity and natural gas to residential customers through a variety of flexible plans. Blue Flame Kitchen (BFK): The BFK had its start with simple natural gas appliance demonstrations and small cooking classes for homemakers and has since evolved into a comprehensive global resource for adults and kids alike. It provides recipes and ‘how-to’ guides, school programs, cooking classes and events hosted at its home-style kitchen in Edmonton and its state-of-the-art learning centres in Calgary and Jandakot, Western Australia. The BFK offers school programs and cooking classes online. It will provide online programming on a permanent basis and plans to expand this offering globally in the future. It serves Albertans. History ATCO Ltd. was founded in 1947.