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Environment and Economy: Essays on the Human Geography of Alberta Behind the Man: John Laurie, Ruth Gorman, and the Indian Vote in Canada (Legacies Shared) by Ruth Gorman, 2007-05-25 On the North Trail: The Treaty 8 Diary of O.C. Edwards (Historical Society of Alberta (Series), V. 12.) by O. C. Edwards, 1998-03 The Rise of Agrarian Democracy: The United Farmers and Farm Women of Alberta, 1909-1921 by Bradford James Rennie, 2000-12-30 Grant Notley: The Social Conscience of Alberta by Howard Leeson, 1992-01-01 The Indian Association of Alberta: A History of Political Action by Laurie Meijer Drees, 2003-09 Politics and Public Debt: The Dominion, the Banks and Alberta's Social Credit by Senior Vice-PresidentPolicy & Strategic Planning Robert Ascah, 1999-03-01 One Canada by Cecil Young, 2005-12-04 Lois Hole Speaks: Words that Matter (University of Alberta Centennial Series) by Lieutenant Governor Lois Hole, 2007-11-15 Legal trouble looms for Canada (if the government continues to ignore its fiduciary obligation to First Nations people).: An article from: Wind Speaker by Paul Barnsley, 2001-05-01 The Bad Lands of the Red Deer River by Dr. W. R. Read, 1968 Waste Management in Jasper National Park by Katherine M. Calvert, Richard D. Revel, et all 1995-09 Expansive Discourses: Urban Sprawl in Calgary, 1945-1978 (Au Press) by Max Foran, 2009-04-02 Speakers of the Alberta Legislature: Ken Kowalski

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61. Government Of Canada And Province Of Alberta Contribute $63 Million To Twin Part
    News release government of canada and province of alberta contribute $63 million to twin part of Highway 43 - November 28, 2002.  
    http://www.tc.gc.ca/mediaroom/releases/nat/2002/02_h128e.htm
    
    Extractions: $63 MILLION TO TWIN PART OF HIGHWAY 43 EDMONTON - David Kilgour, Secretary of State (Asia-Pacific) and MP (Edmonton Southeast), on behalf of Transport Minister David Collenette, together with George VanderBurg, MLA for Whitecourt-Ste. Anne, on behalf of Alberta Transportation Minister Ed Stelmach, today announced that the Government of Canada and the Province of Alberta will contribute joint funding of $63 million for improvements to Highway 43 northwest of Edmonton. The funding falls under the Canada/Alberta Strategic Highway Infrastructure Program (SHIP) Highway 43 is part of the CANAMEX trade corridor running through Alberta to the United States and Mexico and is a gateway to the Alaska and MacKenzie highways. The funding announced today will be used to twin approximately 50 kilometres of the highway from Greencourt to Glenevis, close a number of at-grade intersections, improve other intersections, and build new bridges to carry the two new lanes. Under the SHIP agreement, the Government of Canada and the Province of Alberta are providing joint funding of $92.4 million until March 2006 for highway improvement projects in the province. The Canada/Alberta SHIP agreement, signed August 23, 2001, is part of the national $600 million SHIP program announced by Mr. Collenette in April 2001.

62. Canadian Relocation Systems - Alberta Government Contact Information
    The comprehensive guide for people moving to alberta canada.Find your alberta government Contact information here.  
    http://relocatecanada.com/infoalberta.html
    
    Extractions: ALBERTA GOVERNMENT CONTACT INFORMATION You can access Alberta government offices toll-free from anywhere in the province by calling Service Alberta at 310-0000. After dialing 310–0000 you will have the option of entering the number you need or holding/pressing zero for operator assistance. Operator assisted service is available weekdays from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. You can use the automatic connection option to enter the number you need 24-hours a day. The toll-free 310-0000 service can also be used to send a fax to an Alberta Government office. Free cell phone access For province-wide free access from a cellular phone, enter *310 (for Rogers Wireless) or #310 (for Telus and Bell). This feature allows you to call Alberta government offices without paying long distance or airtime charges. Deaf callers Deaf callers with TTY equipment can reach Alberta government offices by dialing 780 427-9999 in Edmonton or 1-800-232-7215 in other Alberta locations. Out of province To reach an Alberta government office from outside of Alberta, dial 1-780-427-2711. Long distance charges will apply.

63. Alberta Government Telephones V. (canada) Canadian Radio-television And Telecomm
    alberta government Telephones Appellant and Canadian Radiotelevision and Telecommunications Commission and CNCP Telecommunications Respondents  
    http://www.lexum.umontreal.ca/csc-scc/en/pub/1989/vol2/html/1989scr2_0225.html
    
    Extractions: indexed as: alberta government telephones v. (canada) canadian radio-television and telecommunications commission File No.: 19731. 1987: November 12, 13; 1989: August 14. Present: Dickson C.J. and Beetz*, Estey*, McIntyre, Lamer, Wilson, Le Dain ON APPEAL FROM THE FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL Constitutional law Division of powers Interprovincial work or undertaking Provincial telecommunications system Physical equipment and subscribers located within province Member of unincorporated group providing national and international service Agreements subject to federal regulation Whether or not work or undertaking within federal jurisdiction If so, whether or not agent of provincial Crown bound by federal regulatory provisions Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 91(29), 92(10)(a) Alberta Government Telephones Act, R.S.A. 1980, c. A-23, ss. 1(c), (d), 4, 42(1) Public Utilities Board Act, R.S.A. 1980, c. P-37, ss. 1(j), 70(1)(c) Railway Act, R.S.C. 1970, c. R-2, ss. 5, 320(1), (11), (12).

64. Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society (CPAWS) - News - Conservation Groups Chall
    Conservation groups challenge alberta government to stop private negotiations Federation of alberta Naturalists Western canada Wilderness Committee  
    http://www.cpaws.org/news/chinchaga-kananaskis-2001-0718.html
    
    Extractions: In southern Alberta, Spray Lakes Sawmills (SLS) is in closed-door negotiations with government to obtain over 4000 square kilometres under a Forest Management Agreement (FMA) including 2300 square kilometres of Kananaskis Country. The company and the provincial government recently boycotted locally organized meetings about the logging contracts. Even local community leaders of Turner Valley have called for public review before any FMA agreements are signed. Public opinion polls have consistently reported Albertans want Kananaskis protected from more development. The groups point to a commitment that the Premier made in May of 1999 to complete a Regional Sustainable Development Strategy (RSDS) for Kananaskis Country. Despite this promise, the Government of Alberta is pushing ahead with plans to turn control of the forests in Kananaskis Country over to Spray Lake Sawmills through an FMA. Further protection measures would require the public to pay SLS compensation.

65. Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society (CPAWS) - News - Oil And Gas Industry Cont
    Oil and Gas Industry Contravenes alberta government Guidelines for Woodland Caribou Regarding Oil and Gas Exploration and Development in alberta, canada  
    http://www.cpaws.org/news/caribou-protection-2000-0126.html
    
    Extractions: The Alberta Wilderness Association (AWA), the Edmonton Chapter of Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society (CPAWS), and the Alberta office of World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF) today submitted their assessment and proposed caribou conservation policy regarding industrial developments to Environment Minister Gary Mar. For further information, contact: Sam Gunsch Telephone: (780) 451-9260 Key Caribou Research Findings (1999) Woodland caribou in northern Alberta use available treed peatlands extensively. Oil and gas exploration has created significant linear corridors in treed peatlands of northern Alberta: one caribou study area of 6,000 sq. km. containing treed peatland is crossed by 236 gravel roads, 7,111 km. of seismic lines as well as containing over 1600 well-sites. Caribou avoid well-sites and associated linear corridors of seismic lines, roads.

66. Bora Laskin Law Library -Finding Legal Information On The Web - Governement Info
    canada Provincial. alberta. alberta Site. The primary internet site for the alberta government. Quick links to sites that are believed to be of particular  
    http://www.law-lib.utoronto.ca/resources/primary/govinfo2.htm
    
    Extractions: Home ... Legal Information the Web Government Information - Canada - Provincial Contents Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... Municipal Governments Alberta Site The primary internet site for the Alberta government. Quick links to sites that are believed to be of particular relevance are provided below. Search Facility This search feature will display all publicly available information as requested from every government of Alberta internet site. Alberta Gazette Statutes Our Future Our Past, Retrospective Law Collection: Alberta Statutes (1909 - 1990) Regulations Orders in Council Bill Status Reports Legislative Debates ... Members of the Legislative Assembly Other Provincial Bodies: British Columbia Site The primary internet site for the government of British Columbia. Quick links to sites that are believed to be of particular relevance are provided below. Legislative Assembly Provincial Ministries: Other Provincial Bodies: Manitoba Site The primary internet site for the government of Manitoba. Quick links to sites that are believed to be of particular relevance are provided below.

67. Case Study: Government Of Alberta
    The seventeen Ministries of the alberta government independently process more alberta was the first Canadian province to eliminate deficit financing and  
    http://www.microsoft.com/canada/casestudies/gov_of_ab.mspx
    
    Extractions: Case Studies Home All Case Studies Case Studies Home Posted: March 3, 2002 The seventeen Ministries of the Alberta government independently process more than 100,000 invoices every month. Clerical staff, expenditure officers and financial services had to receive, validate and authorize each invoice before payment was issued. Implementing a closed-loop, automated invoice processing system based on Microsoft technologies frees staff from tedious activities and will result in savings across government of more than $500,000 in the first year alone. In addition, vendors will also save money as they benefit from consolidated electronic payments, savings that government expects will be returned to them in improved rates. Français Customer Profile Business Situation The government wanted to validate, pay and track the 100,000 monthly invoices processed by 17 distinct government Ministries. Solution An easy to use, on-line application based on the Microsoft e-business platform has automated invoice processing, enabling government employees to better invest their time in other activities.

68. Canada And Alberta Sign Affordable Housing Agreement | CMHC
    Other government of canada Housing Support in alberta. The $67.12 million federal contribution over the next five years builds on current government of  
    http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/News/nere/2002/2002-06-24-0000.cfm
    
    Extractions: var gMenuControlID=0; var menus_included = 0; var jsPageAuthorMode = 0; var jsSessionPreviewON = 1; var jsDlgLoader = '/en/News/nere/2002/loader.cfm'; var jsSiteID = 1; var jsSubSiteID = 638; var kurrentPageID = 43466; var top_val = 0; document.CS_StaticURL = "http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/"; document.CS_DynamicURL = "http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/"; Enter Keyword(s): Search Help Newsroom News Releases Canada and Alberta Sign Affordable Housing Agreement Calgary, June 24, 2002 — Working together to address the affordable housing problem, the Governments of Canada and Alberta today announced the signing of an Affordable Housing Program Agreement which will provide funding over the next five years to help increase the supply of affordable housing in the province. Federal funding of $67.12 million will be matched by an equal contribution from the province and other partners to facilitate the development of affordable housing in high need areas of the province. The announcement was made jointly by the Honourable John Manley, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance and Minister of Infrastructure and Crown Corporations and the Honourable Stan Woloshyn, Minister of Seniors.

69. Government Of Canada Supports Alberta S Cultural Presence On The
    government of canada Supports alberta s Cultural Presence on the Internet. EDMONTON, August 11, 2005 While visiting the University of alberta,  
    http://www.canadianheritage.gc.ca/newsroom/news_e.cfm?Action=Display&code=5N0187

70. Alberta Occupational Profiles (OCCinfo) Home Page On ALIS
    The Province of alberta is working in partnership with the government of or in part by the government of canada from the Employment Insurance Account.  
    http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/occinfo/frameset.asp

71. ALIS - Learning - Students Finance
    government of alberta information services regarding student funding, visit your nearest alberta Service Centre or canadaalberta Service Centre.  
    http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/studentsfinance/main.asp

72. What S New Child Care Advocacy Association Of Canada Father S
    Father s Day Message to the alberta government. Public Interest alberta, Edmonton, 17 Jun 05. Families want Quality, Accessible Childcare Now!  
    http://action.web.ca/home/ccaac/alerts.shtml?x=78815

73. Sierra Club Of Canada News Release
    Sierra Club of canada News Release. Friday, June 24, 2005. alberta government Paves Way For Further Caribou Decline. Ottawa The government of alberta  
    http://www.sierraclub.ca/national/media/item.shtml?x=848

74. Alberta - Regional Impacts - Climate Change, Government Of Canada
    On the government of canada Climate Change web site you can learn about the science, impacts and adaptation to climate change and how you can take action by  
    http://www.climatechange.gc.ca/english/affect/prov_territory/alberta.asp
    
    Extractions: Climate Change? How Will Climate Change Affect Us? Provincial and Territorial Impacts ... Global Impacts Taking Action What is Canada Doing? The One-Tonne Challenge Technology Early Action Measures Offsets System ... Opportunities Envelope Resources For Teachers For Students Videos Newsroom ... Links Directory Download PDF Version (90 KB) Rivers, glaciers and water demand Nearly 60 percent of Albertans, almost 2 million people, live in either Calgary or Alberta Edmonton, and the area around Calgary is the fastest growing region in the Prairies. Climate change is expected to affect life in the city in several different ways. Warmer summers are expected to increase the number of very hot days, decrease air quality, and increase energy demands, due to greater air conditioner usage. On the other hand, warmer, shorter winters mean that heating demands would decline and the need for snow removal would be reduced. In the summer, campers and hikers could enjoy a longer season. However, water-based activities, such as boating and fishing, could be negatively affected. People who enjoy winter activities would find their season shortened. Forests and grasslands In a warmer climate, the boreal forest, aspen parkland and open grassland, may shift northward. Some scientists predict that much of the boreal forest in the province will be replaced by aspen parkland. Similarly, large regions of aspen parkland are expected to become grasslands. In the northern regions, forest growth may benefit from warmer temperatures and longer growing seasons. However, forest fires and insect outbreaks are expected to increase throughout the province.

75. FCTC And Alberta Smoking Bans
    Although canada would not be in breach of the treaty if alberta were to fail to protect “There is no good reason for the alberta government to refuse to  
    http://www.smoke-free.ca/eng_home/news_press_February_27_2005b.htm
    
    Extractions: News Releases New Global Tobacco Treaty Requires Second Hand Smoke Protection (Edmonton) Starting this Sunday, the Alberta government has an increased obligation to protect the public from second hand smoke, says a national group of Canadian physicians. “On February 27, 2005, the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control comes into force,” said Dr. Charl Els, an Edmonton psychiatrist and the Alberta spokesperson for Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada. “All countries which are party to this global tobacco treaty – including Canada – have undertaken to protect the public and workers from second hand smoke.” The treaty requires the federal government to remove second hand smoke from workplaces and indoor public places under its jurisdiction, and to actively promote other levels of government (like the Alberta provincial government) to take similar measures.

76. Student Awards And Financial Aid - University Of Calgary
    Applications for alberta government student loans are available at the Student Awards Both the alberta student loan documents and canada student loan  
    http://www.ucalgary.ca/UofC/students/awards/student_loans/gov_loans_ASL.html
    
    Extractions: SERVICE CENTRES Canada Student Loans Alberta Student Loans National Student Loans Service Centre Edulinx Canada Corporation Public Institutions PO Box 4050 PO Box 4030 Mississauga STN "A" Mississauga, ON Mississauga, ON Phone: 1-888-815-4514 Phone: 1-866-827-0310 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Royal Bank of Canada National Student Centre Western Canada Student Loan Centre PO Box 5055 Box 200 Burlington, ON

77. CPAWS Calgary/Banff - News - Energy Exploration In Alberta's Castle Wilderness W
    The groups today called on the alberta government to pass a law Sierra Club of canada and NRDC, are proposing that the alberta government protect the  
    http://www.cpawscalgary.org/news/2003-0415-castle.html
    
    Extractions: Sierra Club of Canada April 15, 2003 Conservation Groups Call on Provincial Government to Legislate Protection http://www.castlewilderness.ca/mapcastle.html http://www.savebiogems.org/ http://www.wildcanada.net/castle The Natural Resources Defense Council http://www.nrdc.org Castle-Crown Wilderness Coalition http://www.ccwc.ab.ca/ The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society http://www.cpawscalgary.org/ Wildcanada.net http://www.wildcanada.net/ Sierra Club http://www.sierraclub.ca/ For further information, contact: Susan Casey-Lefkowitz

78. Royal Tyrrell Museum - A Place Of Discoveries Come And See The World's Most Exte
    prehistoric life at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, alberta, canada. The government of alberta under the ministry of Community Development  
    http://www.tyrrellmuseum.com/

79. Alberta Government
    EDMONTON A new alberta government mostwanted Web site has helped locate across canada and the USA .. None of which receive any remuneration for  
    http://www.wantedposters.com/alberta_government.htm
    
    Extractions: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 EDMONTON A new Alberta government "most-wanted" Web site has helped locate seven deadbeat dads since its launch a month ago, but is coming under heavy fire from an organization that argues it violates privacy laws. The site posts pictures and vital statistics of fathers and mothers who haven't paid child support for at least a year and whose whereabouts are unknown. The initiative, which was formally announced Nov. 20, netted tips that allowed investigators to locate seven men, most of whom were in Alberta, and arrange payment schedules. Officials found an eighth father between the time of the Web site's creation in the summer and its public launch, and are currently tracking down two others. The Equitable Child Maintenance and Access Society, which advocates for the rights of non-custodial parents and grandparents, wants the Web site shut down. The organization's Calgary chapter is examining its options, which include discussions with the government, a challenge of Alberta's privacy laws or a court case on constitutional grounds.

80. Canadian Governments: Federal, Provincial And Local On The Internet
    Canadian government Information National Library of canada alberta Provincial government and Legislature. government of alberta  
    http://www.library.ubc.ca/poli/cpwebg.html

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