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Alberta Government Canada:     more books (100)

Alberta and the Economics of Constitutional Change (Western Studies in Economic Policy) by Paul Boothe, 1992-01-01 Tidal Waves of School Reform: Types of Reforms, Government Controls, and Community Advocates by Samuel Mitchell, 1996-10-30 Canada and the Arab World Writing Off the Rural West: Globalization, Governments and the Transformation of Rural Communities Paddling With the Current: Pierre Elliot Trudeau, Etienne Parent, Liberalism, and Nationalism in Canada by Claude Couture, 1998-07-01 Alberta: Separatism Then and Now by Michael Wagner, 2009-04-25 Illuminating The Alberta Order of Excellence Stupid to the Last Drop: How Alberta Is Bringing Environmental Armageddon to Canada (And Doesn't Seem to Care) by William Marsden, 2007-10-02 Notes on clay deposits near McMurray, Alberta, (Canada. Mines Branch. Bulletin) by Sidney Clarke Ells, 1915 Geology of field map-area, B.C. and Alberta, (Canada. Geological survey. Memoir 55, no. 46, Geological series) by John Andrew Allan, 1914 Banff - Jasper and Columbia Ice-Field Highway Alberta, Canada. by Minister of Resources and Development, 1953-01-01 Geological Notes to Accompany Map of Sheep River Gas and Oil Field, Alberta: Canada Department of Mines Geological Survey Memoir 52 by D.B. Dowling, 1914 Government relations with faith-based non-profit social agencies in Alberta.(Canada): An article from: Journal of Church and State by John L. Hiemstra, 2002-01-01 Alberta's Revolutionary Leaders by T.C. Byrne, 1991-10-15

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41. Canada West Foundation
    For canada to remain strong, and for alberta to reach its full economic and Good governance requires that the alberta government base its policy  
    http://www.cwf.ca/abcalcwf/doc.nsf/file/06A4EAF7ACDB544A87256E55004F25B5/$file/w
    
    Extractions: Cooperation not isolation Strengthening Alberta's role in Canada The following is a summary of the Canada West Foundation’s submission to the Alberta MLA Committee on Strengthening Alberta’s Role in Confederation. Canada West Foundation made a presentation to the committee when it stopped in Calgary on March 4, 2004. On behalf of the Canada West Foundation, we would like to congratulate the Alberta government on its efforts to ensure that Alberta ’s role in Canada is strengthened and improved. The Canada West Foundation agrees that it is critical to the future of Alberta and Canada alike that Alberta viewpoints, interests and voices have their appropriate level of influence in federal decision-making. We feel the committee should focus its attention on strengthening Alberta’s influence in Canada, strengthening the West as a region, and ensuring public policies benefit Albertans.

42. Canada West Foundation
    The alberta government’s justannounced decision to hold Senate elections in They would hold the Senate and the government of canada accountable for the  
    http://www.cwf.ca/abcalcwf/doc.nsf/file/F70A1B0BF9627D6C87256F11004FF82E/$file/w
    
    Extractions: This message contains graphics. If you do not see the graphics, click here to view. Dr. David Elton: Professor Emeritus, Political Science, University of Lethbridge and Past President and Director of the Canada WestFoundation September, 2004 As part of its ongoing efforts to offer other points of view, Canada West Foundation has invited Dr. David Elton to express his opinion on the upcoming Alberta Senate elections. Making Alberta's 2004 Senate Elections Relevant The Alberta Government’s just-announced decision to hold Senate elections in conjunction with the upcoming Alberta general election is both an opportunity and a potential disaster. On the one hand, reinforcing the need for Senators to be elected is essential to strengthening Canada’s claim to be a democratic country governed by representatives chosen by its citizens. On the other hand, to simply elect another three people to sit around and wait for democracy to triumph over patronage is naïve and a sure way to increase political cynicism and alienation. In 1998 Albertans elected two Senators in waiting with the expectation that democracy was a more powerful force in Canadian politics than patronage. They were wrong – patronage remains the dominant force in Ottawa.

43. University Of Alberta Libraries
    Canadian Provincial and Territorial government Publications General Search Tools Search for resources relating to industry in canada and alberta  
    http://www.library.ualberta.ca/subject/government/canprov/index.cfm

44. U.N. List Of Issues For Canada, 1998
    The government of alberta does not agree with using Statistic canada s LowIncome Cut-offs as poverty lines, as the National Council of Welfare does.  
    http://www.canadiansocialresearch.net/unab.htm
    
    Extractions: Go to Canadian Social Research Links Home Page List of issues to be taken up in connection with the consideration of the third periodic report of Canada United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights - Implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (June 10, 1998) Alberta Government Response 3. What is the opinion of federal, provincial and municipal governments as to the effect of current or proposed trade and investment agreements such as NAFTA, FTAA and the MAI on their ability to fulfill obligations under the Covenant and what processes have been put in place to review this question? Alberta believes the Canada - U.S. Free-Trade Agreement and the NAFTA have not had any detrimental effect on the ability of the province to pursue and implement economic, social, or cultural policies it considers appropriate and necessary for the well-being of all Albertans. To the contrary, the Canada - U.S. FTA and NAFTA have provided substantial economic benefits to the provincial economy, resulting in better circumstances than would otherwise have been the case to pursue broader economic, social and cultural objectives. With respect to the Free-Trade Agreement of the Americas and the Multilateral Agreement on Investment, as there are no agreements in place (they are currently being negotiated), there are no actual circumstances to evaluate as to their effect on the province. As is the case in the negotiation of all of Canada's international trade and investment agreements, the province participates fully to ensure that its interests and concerns are addressed

45. Canadian Government Libraries - Canadian Library Gateway
    Agriculture and AgriFood canada, Canadian Agriculture Library alberta government Library, North Petroleum Plaza Site (Edmonton, AB) website  
    http://www.collectionscanada.ca/gateway/s22-211-e.html
    
    Extractions: A B C D ... J K L M N O ... T U V W X Y Z website telnet A Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Canadian Agriculture Library (Ottawa, ON) Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Canadian Agriculture Library (catalogue-web) Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Crops and Livestock Research Centre Library (Charlottetown, PE) Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Food Research and Development Centre (St-Hyacinthe, QC) ... Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., AECL Library Services (catalogue-web) ON B BC Information Management Services, British Columbia Archives, Access Service (Victoria, BC) BC Information Management Services, British Columbia Archives, Access Service (catalogue-web) (Victoria, BC) British Columbia Archives and Records Services (catalogue-web) (Victoria, BC) British Columbia Courthouse Library Society, Reference Section (Vancouver, BC) ... British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Highways Library (Victoria) C Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information (CISTI) (Ottawa, ON) Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information (CISTI) (catalogue-web) (Ottawa, ON) Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information (CISTI) (catalogue) (Ottawa, ON) Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information, Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics (Victoria, BC) ... Courts Administration Services, Library Services (catalogue-web) (Ottawa, ON) D E Environment Canada (Ottawa, ON)

46. Government Tax Sale Properties - Stirling Alberta - The Canadian Tax Sale Newsle
    Stirling alberta canada. A tax sale occurs when a property is auctioned off by municipal government tax authorities because the property owner has not paid  
    http://ab.canadiantaxsales.ca/pg/986/
    
    Extractions: The Canadian Tax Sale Newsletter includes bi-weekly listings from Municipal Sales across Canada as they become available. Our Tax Sale Properties are gathered direct from Municipal and Financial Offices Nationwide and are guaranteed current Subscribe now and discover Tax Sales from all over Canada. Your Newsletter will be sent bi-weekly to your email inbox.

47. Alberta Government Willing To Debate Possibility Of Province-Wide Smoking Ban
    The alberta government believes that municipalities should handle smoking First Reference is a publisher of Canadian employment law reference manuals  
    http://www.hrmguide.net/canada/law/alberta/smoking-ban.htm
    
    Extractions: Directory of HR Service Providers ... Travel Guides HRinfodesk-Canadian Payroll and Employment Law , January 2005 On January 21, 2005, the Alberta Premier Ralph Klein backed off his declaration that there won't be a province-wide smoking ban while he's in charge, saying he's now open to having a debate on the issue. The Alberta government believes that municipalities should handle smoking by-laws including necessary bans, but has decided to let the people decide. It goes without saying that provisions banning smoking in all public places across Alberta would minimize and help prevent the harm caused by second hand smoke to individuals including employees. Health Minister Iris Evans stated that she hopes to have a draft of the legislation ready by the end of February for review by the Standing Policy Committee before it is submitted to public hearings.

48. Prime Minister Of Canada: Prime Minister Announces Appointments To The Senate
    LieutenantGeneral Dallaire received the Order of canada in 2002. From 1976 to 1979, he worked in the government of alberta, first as a Budget Analyst  
    http://pm.gc.ca/eng/news.asp?id=447

49. Education Canada Teacher Web Directory: Government
    alberta government Telephone Directory Search by first and last name or by of alberta, canada, and may investigate whether provincial government is  
    http://dirs.educationcanada.com/cat/52548/

50. Retail Alberta
    The alberta government in partnership with law enforcement agencies, consumer groups and Do You Sell Electronics In alberta? canada s first provincial  
    http://www.retailalberta.ca/
    
    Extractions: Celebrate Retail! Click here for detailed information on all Retail Week events and to register. Are skyrocketing gas prices getting you down? As a member of RETAIL ALBERTA you can start paying up to 4.5 cents less per litre NOW - over and above any savings at the pump Click here to find out more. For further information about our other cost-savings programs, please do not hesitate to contact our membership services team at 1-800-758-9840 (Edmonton and area call 453-1192). The Power Within Leadership Series

51. Green Learning Alberta
    The government of canada releases the canada Country Study, an eightvolume The alberta government establishes Climate Change Central, a public-private  
    http://www.greenlearning.ca/climate/policy/index.php?section=5&sub=0

52. Edmonton Nanotechnology - National Research Council Canada
    2001 – NRC, U of A alberta government ink MOU for NINT. 2003 – NINT helps create NanoMEMS 2003 – Groundbreaking for canada s quietest research space  
    http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/clusters/edmonton_e.html
    
    Extractions: @import url(/styles/percent.css); Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... People Technology Clusters Gateways for Choose one... - Business - Researchers - Media Teachers - Public - NRC Employees What Are Technology Clusters? The NRC Model Clusters Across Canada Components of Innovation Search Printable Nanotechnology Having already established a strong base in microsystems technologies, including micro electromechanical systems (MEMS), the Edmonton region is now in the midst of nurturing Canada's foremost cluster in nanotechnology. Nanotechnology, the science of manipulating individual atoms and molecules, is at an early stage of development. Nonetheless, nanoscience has already produced a wide range of consumer products from wrinkle-free pants and self-cleaning windows, to better tennis racquets and lighter, stronger auto parts. According to the U.S. based National Science Foundation, the world-wide market for nanotechnology-derived goods and services could reach US$1.5 trillion by 2015. Edmonton's "small" tech community currently comprises at least 19 commercial organizations with world-renowned expertise in such areas as microfluidics, optical MEMS devices and 3D convergence. The community is now united under a new cluster champion, NanoMEMS Edmonton, formed in 2003.

53. Egale Canada > Alberta Government Makes “Small Step” Towards Equality
    Egale canada, Families / Familles Parliament / Parlement Pride / Fierte The alberta government still has a very long way to go to provide all of its  
    http://www.egale.ca/index.asp?lang=E&menu=65&item=378

54. Government Of Canada Funds 18 Skills Link Projects In Alberta
    The Honourable Belinda Stronach, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development and Minister responsible for Democratic Renewal, today announced funding  
    http://news.gc.ca/cfmx/view/en/index.jsp?articleid=159719&

55. Welcome To ACJNet - Canadian Law And Justice Information And Resources
    alberta government General Consumer Information alberta Justice A-Link alberta s Law-related Information NetworK canada-Consolidated Index of  
    http://www.acjnet.org/abhome/
    
    Extractions: Select a keyword A guide to use Aboriginal people Aboriginal people-communities Aboriginal people-justice Access Administration of justice Administrative law Adoption AIDS Alternative dispute resolution Arrest Babysitting Bail Bullying Business Bylaws Charter of Rights Child abuse Child support Citizenship Civil actions Civil law Civil liberties Civil liberty-Organizations Civil society Class actions Collaborative law Common law relationships Communication Constitution Consumer Contracts Corrections Courts Credit and bankruptcy Crime prevention Criminal law Criminal records Criminology Custody and Access Disabled Dispute resolution Divorce Elder abuse Elders Electronic information Electronic journals Employment law Environment Ethics Family court Family law Family violence Farm law Freedom of information Gaming law Gangs General Canadian resources Government - Federal Government - International Government - Municipal Government - Other countries Government - Prov/Territory Guardianship Gun Control Harassment Hate crime Health Housing Human rights Human rights-Organizations Immigration Impaired driving Individual privacy International Law Internet security Judges Judicial Decisions Juries Labour and employment Landlord and tenant Law - Other countries Law libraries Law reform Law schools Law societies Lawyer directories Legal aid Legal art Legal education Legal history Legal humour Legal news Legal process Legal profession Legal publishers Legal research Legal search engines Legal services Legislative Materials Literacy Maritime law Marriage Mediation Military law Motor vehicles Name change

56. The Government Of Canada's Approach To Implementation Of The Inherent Right And
    The government of canada recognizes the inherent right of selfgovernment as an The alberta Métis Settlements have also expressed interest in pursuing  
    http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/pr/pub/sg/plcy_e.html
    
    Extractions: the Inherent Right and the Negotiation of Aboriginal Self-Government Message from the Ministers On behalf of the Government of Canada, it is an honour for us to present an historic new partnership with Aboriginal peoples designed to implement the Inherent Right of Self-Government. The recognition of the Inherent Right of Self-Government under section 35 of the Canadian Constitution has been the cornerstone of our government's Aboriginal policy since our election in 1993. Creating Opportunity: The Liberal Plan for Canada (The Liberal Red Book) clearly outlined our commitment to act on the implementation of this fundamental right for Aboriginal peoples. The development of this policy has included a broad-based consultation process which involved representations from Aboriginal leadership at local, regional and national levels. Also included in these important discussions on this policy development were all provincial and territorial governments as well as other groups across the country. The objective of the federal government is clear. Significant change must be made to ensure Aboriginal peoples have greater control over their lives. The most just, reasonable and practical mechanism to achieve this is through negotiated agreements.

57. Alberta Government Telephones Commission - Canada 1965
    alberta government Telephones Commission canada 1965 alberta government Telephones adopted the name Telus in October 1990, after the province decided  
    http://www.scripophily.net/algotecoca19.html
    
    Extractions: Qty: Beautifully engraved SPECIMEN certificate from the Alberta Government Telephones Commission dated 1965. This historic document was printed by the Canadian Banknote Company and has an ornate border around it with a vignette of an allegorical man holding a globe and looking out into the distance. This item is over 38 years old.

58. Alberta Government - Intellectual Property And Government Procurement
    This is the policy of the United States and the government of canada. We urge the government of alberta to assume a leadership role in this important  
    http://www.cata.ca/Advocacy/Government_Procurement/AB_Gov_IP_and_Gov_Procurement
    
    Extractions: Home About CATA Business Services Resource Centres ... Member Profiles INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT Background Forward-thinking governments let contractors keep intellectual property they develop in the course of government procurement contracts. They know that doing so stimulates the growth of high tech industries, encourages economic development and ultimately leads to higher tax revenues. This is the policy of the United States and the Government of Canada. The Government of Ontario is in the process of shifting its IP policy from taking IP from contractors to letting contractors keep it. We urge the Government of Alberta to assume a leadership role in this important area of public policy and ensure that ownership of the underlying intellectual property that has been used to create the materials contracted for by the Government remain with its creator. Benefits of Private Ownership The benefits of private ownership of IP are well established, and recognised by many governments. Private ownership of IP created under government procurement contracts stimulates the growth of the contractors, and of the economy as a whole.

59. Calgary, Sports, Attractions, Government, Employment, Pets, Etc...
    Education Employment Entertainment Events Financial government Greeting About Calgary, alberta, canada. For even more information About Calgary,  
    http://aboutcalgary.net/

60. ALBERTA STRIKE SOLIDARITY PAGE
    The government has recently increased the alberta Minimum Wage but it is still a alberta has the broadest based, dynamic economy of any area in canada.  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/5202/cargill.html
    
    Extractions: in Alberta, Canada. It was orginally created in support of Cargill strikers, in 1997. Their story and an analysis of Cargill and Agribusiness are archived here. Solidarity messages are very important to those that walk the line and you can email yours from this page. This page includes information on strikes and other labour news about Alberta and from across Canada This page is the creation of Eugene W. Plawiuk, and the opinions expressed are mine and those of the individual authors whose work appears here. Change The Law Campaign Web page Campaign to have Anti-Scab Legislation introduced into the Alberta Labour Relations Code. Currently Alberta has no Anti-Scab Legislation. Let your wishes be known, Vote in our Anti-Scab Law Poll. Living Wage Campaign The government has recently increased the Alberta Minimum Wage but it is still a poverty wage, camaign page for a Living Wage. LABOUR NET CANADA ALBERTA LABOUR NEWS

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