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This section lists recently catalogued resources that you can borrow from the Alberta Centre for Active Living’s Resource Library. May 2005 Resources Action on the Social Determinants of Health: Learning from Previous Experiences “This paper was prepared for the first meeting of the Commission on the Social Determinants of Health (WHO) This paper seeks to shed light on three related questions: Why didn't previous efforts to promote health policies on social determinants succeed? Why do we think the CSDH can do better? and What can the commission learn from previous experiences—negative and positive—that can increase its chances for success?” www.who.int/ (pdf, 530 Kb/50 pp.) Active Living Research: A Special Supplement of the American Journal of Preventative Medicine “The papers in this supplement show the rapidity with which progress is being made in this research field.” Alberta Recreation Survey 2004 “The survey was designed to determine participation rates in leisure and recreational activities, favourite activities, reasons for participating, barriers to participation, volunteer involvement, benefits of recreation, demographic information and more.” This resource includes four documents: summaries of results for Alberta, Edmonton, and Calgary and a copy of the survey itself. www.cd.gov.ab.ca/

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Skip To Navigation Skip To Content Contact Us Location: Alberta Government Home Alberta Centennial Home Official Events Home ... Travel Alberta Card Canada Day Canada Day 2005 was a great opportunity for communities, towns and cities across Alberta to celebrate both the nation’s and the province’s birthday in a big way. At the provincial legislature, food, fun and festivities were featured on the grounds and in the pedway. Tour guides dressed in 1905 costume were there to greet people and highlight a century of Alberta tradition and Alberta Centennial Ambassadors were on site to help spread the Centennial spirit. Kids of all ages enjoyed the Canada Day carnival that took place near the wading pools. A pancake breakfast, dance and music ensembles, as well as face painting, balloon creations and various games entertained visitors on the grounds. Draws for free passes to various Edmonton attractions or a Centennial Picnic Pak were a part of the celebrations. See all the details on the Legislature Assembly website See a listing of Centennial Canada Day Celebrations throughout Alberta There are also hundres of events on the  centennial on-line events calendar for more ideas on how you can participate in your community or a community near you.

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56. Trail Canada Guide To Alberta Today, alberta is home to two of canada s largest cities and is covered by huge wheat fields, cattle ranches and mineral and fossil fuel mines. http://www.trailcanada.com/canada-guides/alberta.asp

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57. Alberta Cities Lose Kyoto Fight alberta cities lose Kyoto fight Calgary split emerges during debate It s fine for people in other parts of canada to enjoy cheap energy, http://www.geocities.com/ericsquire/articles/kyoto060202.htm

Alberta cities lose Kyoto fight Calgary split emerges during debate By Grady Semmens Calgary Herald June 2, 2002 It was far from a united voice, but Alberta communities were virtually the lone opponents of the Kyoto Protocol in a prickly debate Saturday that saw some opponents to the plan suffer the slings and arrows of their colleagues in civic governments across the country. And with a groundswell of support for the controversial greenhouse gas reduction plan known from the outset, it kept some council members, including Calgary's mayor, from going to bat on the issue. "They actually booed me," Ald. Ric McIver said, chuckling as he left Saturday's discussion. "They feel good because they voted for it, but it's meaningless unless it's done right." The membership of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, which represents about 1,000 cities, towns and villages from across the country, voted overwhelmingly to call for Ottawa to ratify Kyoto, as long as it includes several "made in Canada" conditions ensuring provinces don't suffer economic ruin. The 1997 Kyoto protocol calls for the industrialized countries that signed the agreement to cut emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases to six per cent less than they produced in 1990 by 2012.

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Alberta: A Great Place 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 the Rocky Mountains or golden prairie wheat fields - and never want to leave. Alberta has stunning scenery, low crime, and clean air and water. Alberta's population is on an upswing 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. Long known as Canada's 'energy province', Alberta has more than 60% of the country's reserves of conventional crude oil, 85% of its natural gas, 63% of its coal and all of its heavy oil and oil sands reserves. Alberta's strong economic foundation was built on oil and gas, agriculture, forestry and tourism. People from across Canada and from all over the world have made their home in Alberta, resulting in a dynamic, multicultural and energetic province where international business thrives.

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