21. The Weather Network · Edmonton · Alberta · Canada the weather network web site provides weather forecasts, news, and information for Canadian cities, US cities and International cities, including weather http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/cities/can/pages/CAAB0103.htm

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22. City Of Lethbridge - Homepage Lethbridge, alberta is one of the warmest sunniest cities in canada with a pop. of 77202. The community is proud of its parks recreation facilities not http://www.lethbridge.ca/home/default.htm

23. Alberta, Canada Current Local Time 1158 PM Friday, August 12, 2005 DST 0600 UTC. alberta, canada as a marked location on the globe. Major cities include Calgary, Edmonton http://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_CA-AB.aspx

home login my profile List countries or major cities or favorite locations If you are viewing this on a PDA or cellphone , please try our PDA version of this site, instead. Current Time in Alberta, Canada Before making travel plans for a hotel or flight to Calgary, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada or placing a telephone call to Alberta, Canada with a phone card or direct dial, or even with an online chat room, it can be useful to understand the difference between locations, so make sure you know the correct and current local time. This site specializes in keeping up with local laws and declarations that affect time zone rules and daylight saving time adjustments, so you can always depend on our accuracy. A comprehensive list of other locations in addition to Alberta, Canada is also available which you can view current time by country name or by city name. You can even create a list of your

24. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Current Local Time Edmonton, alberta, canada before placing a telephone call or making travel plans for a flight or hotel, or major cities or favorite locations http://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_CA-AB.aspx?city=Edmonton

25. InnoVisions Canada Telework Experts: Canadian Cities And Communities Alberta Par Part 1 John (Jon) Lord to alberta legislative assembly Mar 25/04 alberta is uniquely positioned to lead the way in canada, which is good because http://www.ivc.ca/governments/canada/province/jonlord.htm

Home Daily News Join CTA (free) Training Jobs Books Media ... Governments Home CANADIAN PROVINCES Provinces H ome Federal Provinces ... Cities Legislative Assembly of Alberta Statement by Jon Lord Part 1: John (Jon) Lord to Alberta legislative assembly - Mar 25/04 Here is the full text of Jon Lord's (MLA Calgary Currie) telework statement, made to Alberta's Legislative Assembly: Mr. Speaker, the Industrial revolution changed our world two centuries ago. Among other things, massive numbers of peoples in rural areas, moved to cities to obtain higher paying city jobs, and rural life was completely altered as a result. But now, a new revolution is taking place, creating an enormous economic opportunity to re-invigorate rural areas again, providing city jobs and paycheques, to people living in and enjoying a country lifestyle - and that is not all. It also the greatest opportunity to enable disabled people to earn a good living, with dignity- and in fact, this new revolution, has a plethora of other benefits for everyone in society today. It's called teleworking - working from home, on your computers, and it is rapidly sweeping the employment world. Because we have the SuperNet , Alberta is uniquely positioned to lead the way in Canada, which is good because Canada is actually falling way behind. According to Bob Fortier, one of Canada's foremost telework pioneers, Canada has finally reached an estimated 1 million teleworkers nationally today - but compare that with the US now at 28 million, up 17% just in the last year alone. Obviously, Teleworking is soon going to be having major impacts on employee recruitment and retention even here in Alberta, very quickly, if we aren't offering similar opportunities. People don't even have to move anymore - the Great Canadian Brain Drain, is rapidly becoming virtual.

26. InnoVisions Canada Telework Experts: Canadian Cities And Communities Ralph Klein, Premier of alberta I am pleased to endorse canada s first In alberta, the most wired province in canada, knowledge workers are in a http://www.ivc.ca/governments/canada/province/

Home Daily News Join CTA (free) Training Jobs Books Media ... Governments Home CANADIAN PROVINCES Provinces H ome Federal Provinces ... Cities Canadian provinces telework Telework support from provincial politicians S ome of Canada's provinces are starting to show awareness of telework and its benefits. For the most part, support has been with words only, and not with action. As employers, some have implemented telework programs for their own employees. However, most have not even taken this basic step. That includes Ontario, Canada's largest province. Here are some examples of provincial government activity. Contact us if you know of others. Alberta Jon Lord (MLA Calgary Currie) - Canada's only real political telework champion? April 19/04: Jon Lord again raises telework in Legislative Assembly . Judging by reaction from Clint Dunford (Minister of Human Resouces) and Victor Doerksen (Minister of Innovation and Science) in Alberta's Legislative Assembly, the government DOES NOT see the big benefits of telework. March 25/04 statement to Alberta's Legislative Assembly, Jon Lord educates his colleagues about the benefits of telework for the province. He strongly urges all employers to look at our website (

27. BOOK LIST - ALBERTA, Canada - Genealogy & History Books & CDs BOOK alberta cities, Towns, Villages and Hamlets (canada). Compiled by Harry Parker. Includes an alphabetical listing of alberta cities, towns, http://globalgenealogy.com/countries/canada/alberta/resources/

Welcome to: Canada's History Store HOME WHAT'S NEW NEWSLETTER LOCATION ... UPCOMING EVENTS Search Our Site Advanced Search Genealogy Software Family Tree Maker Legacy RootsMagic Reunion (mac) ... Personal Historian Resources by Country Canada England Ireland Scotland ... more countries... Products by Category Books, Maps, CDs Software Archival Supplies Charts, Forms, Kits ... Workshops Information Free eNewsletter The Global Gazette A L B E R T A , C A N A D A More Canadian Resources BOOK - Finding Your Ancestors in Alberta By: A. Borstede. This book lists over 800 sources of information found in archives, libraries and societies. Also included are over 200 Alberta genealogical addresses. More information BOOK - Lovell's 1873 Gazetteer of British North America This facsimile reprint of Lovell's Gazetteer Of British North America is an exact duplicate of pages from a surviving copy of the original publication which was printed in 1873 by John Lovell, printer and publisher, Nicholas Street, Montreal. Quebec. More information BOOK - Place Names of Alberta - Published for the Geographic Board of Canada by The Department of The Interior. An alphabetical listing of the place-names of Alberta including towns, villages, cities, lakes, mountains, passes, hills, creeks and more, with descriptions of that place, how named and when if available.

28. BOOK - Alberta Cities, Towns, Villages And Hamlets ( Canada ) canadian genealogy books, maps, videos, book, map, canada. http://globalgenealogy.com/countries/canada/alberta/resources/400002.htm

Welcome to: Canada's History Store HOME WHAT'S NEW NEWSLETTER LOCATION ... UPCOMING EVENTS Search Our Site Advanced Search Genealogy Software Family Tree Maker Legacy RootsMagic Reunion (mac) ... Personal Historian Resources by Country Canada England Ireland Scotland ... more countries... Products by Category Books, Maps, CDs Software Archival Supplies Charts, Forms, Kits ... Workshops Information Free eNewsletter The Global Gazette A L B E R T A , C A N A D A More Canadian Resources More Alberta Resources BOOK - Alberta Cities, Towns, Villages and Hamlets (Canada) Compiled by Harry Parker Includes an alphabetical listing of Alberta cities, towns, villages and hamlets and their distance and direction from Edmonton AB; Alberta road map co-ordinate; population; roads to use to get there. Pub 1993, 16 pgs, 8.5" X 11", thermal bound, ISBN 0-920371-88-4 CAT # 400002......$8.50 (Canadian Dollars) Check price in your currency More Canadian Resources More Alberta Resources O R D E R D E S K (9 - 5 Mon to Sat) Ordering Options Shipping Options Return Policy Contact Us ... The Global Gazette 43 Main Street South, Campbellville, Ontario, Canada L0P 1B0 MAP ph. 905-854-2176 or 1-800-361-5168 (toll-free North America)

29. A PROFILE OF POVERTY IN MID-SIZED ALBERTA CITIES A profile of poverty in midsize cities in alberta, canada. IN MID-SIZED alberta cities. by Kevin K. Lee and Cheryl Engler. January 2000 http://www.ccsd.ca/pubs/altapov/1.htm

Canadian Council on Social Development 441 MacLaren Street Ottawa, ON K2P 2H3 Tel: (613) 236-8977 Fax: (613) 236-2750 E-mail: council@ccsd.ca Internet: www.ccsd.ca A PROFILE OF POVERTY IN MID-SIZED ALBERTA CITIES by Kevin K. Lee and Cheryl Engler January 2000 Section 1: Study overview Introduction To many people, signs of poverty in Canada are becoming increasingly visible. These days, it is common for people to discuss how economically insecure they feel, and come to the realisation that they are but a few paycheques away from being unable to make ends meet. They have noticed increases in the number of unemployed people they know and how difficult it is to find affordable housing. They read in newspapers about the over-extension of food banks and temporary shelters. This report is intended to bring to light the issue of poverty in five mid-sized communities in Alberta: Medicine Hat, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Grande Prairie and Wood Buffalo. The research examines poverty in communities that have not seen much locally focussed study on the topic. The report has two objectives, namely: to provide a profile of poor populations in the selected mid-sized Alberta cities to explore the differences in poverty rates among these cities.

30. A PROFILE OF POVERTY IN MID-SIZED ALBERTA CITIES A profile of poverty in midsize cities in alberta, canada. Figure 2.1 shows poverty rates for the province of alberta, the City of Edmonton and the http://www.ccsd.ca/pubs/altapov/2.htm

Canadian Council on Social Development 441 MacLaren Street Ottawa, ON K2P 2H3 Tel: (613) 236-8977 Fax: (613) 236-2750 E-mail: council@ccsd.ca Internet: www.ccsd.ca A PROFILE OF POVERTY IN MID-SIZED ALBERTA CITIES by Kevin K. Lee and Cheryl Engler January 2000 Section 2: Demographics of poverty Poverty rates varied by community in Alberta in 1995. Figure 2.1 shows poverty rates for the province of Alberta, the City of Edmonton and the City of Calgary, and the five mid-sized Alberta communities. The average poverty rate for Alberta was 18.4 per cent. Edmonton, Calgary, Red Deer and Lethbridge had higher than average rates. In contrast, poverty in Medicine Hat, Grande Prairie and Wood Buffalo had poverty rates below the provincial average. Among the cities shown, larger cities tended to have higher poverty rates. Age, gender and poverty The likelihood of being poor in these cities was linked to one’s age. As shown in the first row of Table 2.1, the average poverty rate for the mid-sized cities examined was 17.3 per cent, but this varied substantially by age. Youth (aged 15 to 24) had the highest poverty rate, followed by children under 15. Individuals aged 45 to 54 and 65 to 74 had the lowest poverty rates. The table shows that the risk of living in poverty generally declined with age. Within each age group, there was a wide distribution of poverty rates in different cities. For example, poverty rates for youth aged 15 to 24 ranged from 16.4 per cent in Wood Buffalo to 32.1 per cent in Lethbridge – almost twice the rate from lowest to highest. Furthermore, the risk of poverty relative to other age groups varied among cities. For example, individuals aged 65 to 74 had the lowest poverty rate by age group in Medicine Hat, but the third highest rate in Wood Buffalo. Along with age, the risk of being in poverty was also linked to where one lived.

31. University Of Alberta Libraries canada. Place Names of alberta. A guide to the collections of the University of Distance finder for straight line distances between cities world wide. http://www.library.ualberta.ca/subject/maps/gazetteers/index.cfm

Home Catalogue Databases Ejournals ... Maps Gazetteers and Place Name Locators Canada United States World United Kingdom ... Europe Canada Place Names of Alberta A guide to the collections of the University of Alberta for Alberta Place Names B.C. Geographical Names Information System Includes names of populated places only. The database is maintained by British Columbia Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks, Geographical Data Branch. Canadian Geographical Names Data Base Current and historical names can be searched in English or French for physical features as well as populated places and undersea features. The database is maintained by the Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographical Names. Toponymic References Comprehensive bibliography of books about Canadian placenames. Site maintained by the Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographic Names. Postal Code Lookup Site maintained by Canada Post Corporation. Can search by street address or by rural code and post office box number. United States Geographical Names Information System (GNIS) Contains information about almost 2 million physical features and populated places in the United States. The database is maintained by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in cooperation with the U.S. Board on Geographical Names. U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer

32. Alberta-Canada.com Statistics Publications A Comparison of Personal Taxes Cost of Living in alberta, canada the The results demonstrate that alberta cities have the lowest overall cost of http://www.alberta-canada.com/statpub/reports.cfm

33. Alberta-Canada.com ~ Investing Or Locating Business In Alberta ~ About Alberta alberta consists of two major cities, with several outlying communities. alberta also has more Copyright © 2005 Government of alberta, canada http://www.alberta-canada.com/investLocate/aboutAlberta/index.cfm

Alberta-Canada.com ~ Investing or Locating Business in Alberta ~ About Alberta About Alberta Where We're At Access To Markets Cost Advantages Diverse Economy Economic Immigration Program Economic Performance Positive Business Climate Provincial Nominee Program Quality of Life / Cost of Living About Alberta - Where do you want to live? There are so many reasons why people find living in Alberta such a satisfying experience. Some are attracted by the mix of cosmopolitan cities and rural towns and villages. Others arrive to experience our Rocky Mountains or golden prairie wheat fields - and never want to leave. Alberta has stunning scenery, low crime, and clean air and water. When you're in Alberta, it feels like home. Alberta is a growing province and deciding where to set up residence takes some consideration. Some centers are known for their arts and culture, others for recreation opportunities, or sport facilities. Wherever you decide to live, Alberta's cities and towns have unique qualities to captivate you. Alberta's rural areas are equally attractive, offering easy access to the province's natural areas. Alberta's landscape ranges from gentle to majestic. Our wide-open prairies, massive forests and dramatic mountain regions give the province an interesting and distinct landscape. These areas are known as the grassland, parkland, foothills, mountains, boreal forest, and Canadian Shield natural regions.

34. Canadian Capital Cities Organization Edmonton, alberta Edmonton has a large river valley containing the largest urban Edmonton is known as canada s Festival City due to the abundance of http://www.canadascapital.gc.ca/ccco/canadas_capitals_e.asp

Victoria, British Columbia Known as the "City of Gardens," Victoria is the vacation capital of Canada and the premiere tourist spot in the Pacific Northwest. Victoria is the gateway to the Asia Pacific and to the Pacific Northwest. This area is the sunniest spot in the province and the gentlest in the country in terms of climate, environment and lifestyle. Iqaluit, Nunavut but spring brings long, bright days that are great for outdoor adventures. Although it is the smallest Capital in Canada, with approximately 6,000 residents, it is the largest community in Nunavut and is growing at a rapid pace Quebec City, one of the first permanent European settlements in North America, dominates the Saint Lawrence River from atop Cap Diamant. "Quebec" is an Algonquian word that describes the geographical location of the city on the river. This historical capital was selected by UNESCO as a world heritage site both for its European style, which gives it an unequalled charm, and for the fortifications surrounding the oldest part of the city that make it unique in North America. St. John's, Newfoundland

35. ★ Calgary Canada Calgary, Alberta Downtown, Vacation Information about Calgary and other Canadian cities, Images about Calgary, and other useful information about Calgary. http://www.canada-city.ca/calgary-canada.php

Calgary Canada Calgary Skyline Calgary Canada - Downtown City of Calgary - Canada is a city of about 1,000,000 (1 Million) Calgarians and by population is the largest city in the province of Alberta, Canada. City of Calgary Canada has a long, cold and winters with lots of snow. However, the western Chinook winds bring week-long "breaks" that melt all the snow and ice away and make the winter seem much shorter. On the other hand summers are usually hot and dry in Calgary Downtown. Vacation in Calgary Did you ever think to have a vacation in Calgary? That would be a great idea, there are many attractions in City of Calgary and local area. Maybe is a time to surprise your spouse or girlfriend and travel to Calgary for a vacation? City of Calgary provides many nice recreation areas for perhaps your future vacation. The University of Calgary is a research and teaching university of growing national and international stature. According to the Canadian Association of University Business Officers, the University of Calgary is the most research-intensive university in province of Alberta and among the top 10 universities in Canada. Learn more about Unversity of Calgary in Alberta.

36. Maps Of Canadian Provinces - Maps Of The Provinces And Territories Of Canada Interactive maps of the province of alberta, including alberta cities and regions. From Discover alberta. Map of British Columbia. canada http://canadaonline.about.com/od/mapsprovinces/

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37. Alberta Canada - Government Maps And Parks In The Province Of Alberta Maps of alberta, canada Interactive maps of the province, including cities and regions. Edmonton is the capital city of the province of alberta. http://canadaonline.about.com/od/alberta/

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38. Canada West Foundation :: Cwf.ca My case for canada alberta could thrive as an independent state, but it is better A new deal for urban canada is not about cities encroaching upon http://www.cwf.ca/

Newsletters The West in Canada Project Senate frustrations The latest round of appointments to the Senate nicely brings into focus the frustrations swirling around the contemporary Senate. The Western Cities Project Special Report: The New Deal for Cities A "new deal" for urban Canada is not about cities encroaching upon provincial or federal jurisdiction. The Western Economy The trouble with trade wars Try slapping on a 30% tariff on auto parts! You can almost hear the hysterical laughter from Windsor to Quebec City. The Natural Capital Project Disposable lifestyles. Who pays? The concern over e-waste is not just the amount of waste it produces, but the potential pollution that can result from landfill disposal. The Investing Wisely Project In January of 2005, the Canada West Foundation launched the Investing Wisely Project to encourage and inform debate about the best options for using Albertan's oil and gas revenues. For more information on the Project, click here Click the image to download the report CANADA WEST in the news Incentives more efficient in changing environmental behaviour BC economy poised to become Canada's growth engine Labour demand in western Canada remained strong in June Report of gambling in Canada released today ... Western labour demand holds steady in May RECENT PUBLICATIONS Dialogues Summer 2005 - Economic Powerhouse: Canada's economy shifting West.

39. Presentations :: Cwf.ca June 27, 2002, Calgary, alberta. canada’s Need for a Competitive cities Focus Calgary, alberta. Building Better cities Western canada’s Urban Future http://www.cwf.ca/abcalcwf/doc.nsf/doc/presentations_index.cm

var $$ViewBody = ""; Home Newsroom : Presentations Below are the speaking notes from some recent presentations made by the staff of Canada West Foundation. The files are saved as Adobe Acrobat .pdf files.  To view them you need Acrobat Reader version 4.0 or greater. Looking West 2003 (Acrobat) National Transportation Week Presented by: Dr. Loleen Berdahl , Research Director May 28, 2003 Looking West 2003 (Acrobat) Privy Council Office Presented by: Dr. Loleen Berdahl , Research Director May 21, 2003 Looking West 2003 (Acrobat) Alberta Chambers of Commerce Presented by: Dr. Loleen Berdahl , Research Director May 23, 2003 Looking West 2003 (Acrobat) British Columbia Intergovernmental Relations Presented by: Dr. Loleen Berdahl , Research Director May 14, 2003 What We've Learned from the Western Cities Project (Quicktime Movie 4.3 MB) AUMA President's Summit on Municipal FInance Presented by: Casey Vander Ploeg , Senior Policy Analyst May 14, 2003, Edmonton, Alberta The Western Reality (6.7 MB)  Public Policy Forum Presented by: Roger Gibbins , Ph.D, President and CEO

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