41. Rob (Robert) And Laurie Benn - Positive Culture Company - Medicine Hat, Alberta, culture Company Medicine Hat, alberta, canada What is positive culture? Recent Projects 320 97 Carry Drive SE Medicine Hat, alberta, canada T1B 3M6 http://www.positiveculturecompany.com/

Graphic Facilitation Services using visual language Live Graphic Recording Visioning ... Family Fun The Positive Culture Company Medicine Hat, Alberta, CANADA Meet the Team - Robert 'Rob' and Laurie Benn Recent Projects Tour What is positive culture? All pages © Robert Benn and Laurie Benn 1998 to 2005 The Positive Culture Company home page privacy policy Our Foundations Recent Projects World Café ... Contact Us #320 - 97 Carry Drive S.E. Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada Phone: (403) 526-1616 E-mail: vp@positiveculturecompany.com Pre+Schoolers CD Aquariums Snow Sculpture ... Orca Camp (: Webpages built and maintained by us!

42. Cultural Capitals Of Canada fitting tribute to Vancouver, 2003 Cultural Capital of canada. Red Deer,alberta culture! Applicant Communities to 2003 Cultural Capitals of canada http://www.canadianheritage.gc.ca/progs/ccc/ccc2003_e.cfm

Minister's page Minister of State (Sport) Minister of State (Multiculturalism) Location: Home - Cultural Capitals of Canada Subjects A-Z Index Arts and Culture Citizenship and Identity ... Agencies and Corporations Cultural Capitals of Canada 2003 Vancouver , British Columbia: Creative City Celebrations (Level 1 - population of over 125,000 - maximum contribution of $500,000) Creative City Celebrations represents an ambitious celebration actively involving the local population, including First Nations, the Francophone community, and multicultural groups. The celebration features an awards program for emerging and Aboriginal artists, a new waterfront festival, and cultural diversity celebrations. The city will also commission more public art and promote studio and backstage tours. Vancouver's municipal government takes an active role in nurturing the arts and culture. Its thirty-five year commitment to cultural development is a testament to its leadership role in the area of culture. Creative City Celebrations is a fitting tribute to Vancouver, 2003 Cultural Capital of Canada. Red Deer , Alberta: Culture! A Community Celebration

43. [MICAH Gallery] ~ Native Arts And Crafts ~ Calgary, Alberta - Canada During his time at the show he studied First Nations culture and traditional artifact 110 8th Avenue SW - Main Floor Calgary, alberta. canada T2P 1B3 http://www.micahgallery.com/culture/

window.defaultStatus = "[MICAH Gallery] ~ Native Arts and Crafts ~ 403-245-1340"; Shirley Pollard: with several generations of carvers in her family, Shirley has had insight into the skills of carving from an early age. Although having experimented in several different media, she prefers the traditional argillite, a rock found only on Haida Gwaii/ Queen Charlotte Islands. Her works are collected internationally and portray a Haida perspective of the North West Coast Totem themes. Nancy Dawson: Nancy is an accomplished jewellery designer/ producer and wood carver. She was born in Alert Bay on Northern Vancouver Island in September 1954. Her mother raised her in the "potlatch circle" which contributed greatly to her sound understanding of Kwaguitl art and culture. As a result, Nancy's art has become her livelihood, which she now approaches with constant enthusiasm and professionalism. Today, Nancy's work is actively sought by private collectors, museums, and galleries throughout North America. Jim Colbourne: Jim has been carving for 20 years, following a family tradition going back at least 65 years. His whalebone carvings are made from the jawbone of a sperm whale, found in a refuse pile of a whaling station that closed down in the 1940's. His whalebone and antler carvings reflect his roots in the area of Newfoundland. Jim is of Métis roots.

44. Strathcona County, Alberta, Canada Community Culture Contacts alberta Baroque Music Society Paul Schieman, 467-6531; alberta College Conservatory Check out the Recreation, Parks and culture recreation guide for a http://www.strathcona.ab.ca/Strathcona/Departments/Recreation Parks and Culture/

oCMenu.makeMenu('top6', '', '', '/Strathcona/Safety/' ,'','89','30'); oCMenu.makeMenu('sub60','top6','• Playing safely','/Strathcona/Safety/Playing+Safely/'); Community culture contacts Search Departments Culture School programs Visual and performing arts ... Heritage School Program Alberta Baroque Music Society - Paul Schieman, 467-6531 Alberta College Conservatory of Music - 423-6230 Ardrossan Community Theatre - Shirley Jolly, 922-3661 Ardrossan Players - Wanina Petlock, 922-4992 Artistic Visions Studio Gallery, 464-4884 Arts and Culture Council, 464-0133 Art Society of Strathcona County - Carol Gibney, 464-0052 Canadian Parents for French - Ardrossan, 922-0286 Clayhut Pottery Studio (Smeltzer House) - 464-7337 Cooper Studios, 417-5526 Country Cousins Square Dancing - Wayne, 467-1765 Dancefusion Academy of Dance, 464-6963 Deville/North Cooking Lake Historical Society - Mildred, 662-2217 Elk Island Seniors' Art Club (Josephburg) - Jamie, 922-0087 Festival Place - 464-2852 Festival Singers - Susan, 922-3996

45. Strathcona County, Alberta, Canada Culture In Strathcona County Strathcona County Recreation, Parks and culture offers a variety of cultural The tabbed pages at the back of the Recreation, Parks and culture http://www.strathcona.ab.ca/Strathcona/Departments/Recreation Parks and Culture/

oCMenu.makeMenu('top6', '', '', '/Strathcona/Safety/' ,'','89','30'); oCMenu.makeMenu('sub60','top6','• Playing safely','/Strathcona/Safety/Playing+Safely/'); Culture in Strathcona County Search Departments Culture School programs Visual and performing arts ... Heritage School Program Strathcona County Recreation, Parks and Culture offers a variety of cultural opportunities throughout the year including arts, crafts, pottery and more. Community Culture visual art - history - dance - theatre - music - literature Many of the cultural programs offered by Strathcona County are available at the Smeltzer House Centre for Arts and Culture. Looking for what your community has to offer? The tabbed pages at the back of the Recreation, Parks and Culture recreation guide are designed to show you what's happening in Strathcona County, which is also home to many other organizations that provide a whole spectrum of cultural opportunities including visual and performing arts, dance, theatre, music, literature and more! Smeltzer House Libraries and museums Community culture contacts Privacy and Security Statement/ ... Site map

46. Canadian Places And Land @ Culture.ca – The Many Places To Visit My Perspective Canadians express their views on canada’s culture. What does itmean to celebrate alberta s Centennial? Looking at things like the Famous http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=300&page=23&s

47. Civilisations.ca - Les Ukrainiens Au Canada - Bibliographie Edmonton alberta culture, Historic Sites Service, Occasional Paper No. 11. Ukrainian Folksong in canada The Cultural Setting and Musical Style. http://www.civilization.ca/academ/bibgrph/ukrbibf.html

Page d'accueil Civilisations Cultures Premiers peuples Histoire Histoire militaire Catalogue (archives) Catalogue (bibliothèque) Autres sites Web Boutique LES UKRAINIENS AU CANADA Division des services de gestion de l'information Art and Ethnicity: The Ukrainian Tradition in Canada . Hull: Canadian Museum of Civilization. 1991. Cote/Call number: FC106 U5 A77 1991 Cote/Call number: FC106 U5 A7714 1991 BALAN, Jars. Salt and Braided Bread: Ukrainian Life in Canada . Toronto: Oxford University Press. 1984. Cote/Call number: FC106 U5 B34 BILASH, Radomir; WILBERG, Barbara (eds). . Edmonton: Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies; Friends of the Ukrainian Village Society. 1988. Cote/Call number: TT848 T52 BOROVYK, Mykhailo. . Montreal; Ottawa: UMMAN. 1991. Cote/Call number: FC106 U5 B67 1991 CHORNIAWY, Cathy. Commerce in the Country: A Land Use and Structural History of the Luzan Grocery Store Cote/Call number: FC3666 A44 no.17 Continuity and Change: The Ukrainian Folk Heritage in Canada . Ottawa: National Museums of Canada. National Museum of Man. Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies. 1972. Cote/Call number: MA82.8 C216s

48. Canada - Alberta's Aboriginal Legacy canada alberta s Aboriginal Legacy By Travel alberta the Provincial Museumof alberta features the new Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal culture, http://www.classbrain.com/art_cr/publish/canada_alberta_aboriginal_legacy.shtml

Home 1st - 3rd Grade Ask ClassBrain Biographies Corporate Information Country Reports Defining Documents Freedom Files Games Mission Reports Monthy Grab Bag Monuments and Memorials Movies in the Classroom State Reports Teens ClassBrain Store Country Reports World Info World Maps A - An ... Ca - Cl : Canada Last Updated: Feb 7th, 2005 - 21:06:07 Canada - Alberta's Aboriginal Legacy By Travel Alberta Aug 22, 2004, 06:36 Email this article Printer friendly page The sheer sandstone cliffs that hug the meandering Milk River in southern Alberta behold a thousand mystical secrets waiting to be told. Here, along the stark, wind-carved hoodoos, cactus and prairie grasslands, ancestors of today's Blackfoot Indians have left their mark. Their mysterious legacy is a testament to Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park's great heritage - and offers a fleeting glimpse of a way of life long gone but not forgotten. Scattered over 50 sites atop the river valley, these ancient pictures and carvings act much like a sandstone photo album, depicting the passage of time for the people who lived, hunted and prayed among these hallowed hills. A victorious bison hunt. The spiritual journey of a young brave who embarks upon a vision quest. The life-altering arrival of the horse. Courtesy of Travel Alberta Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park is just one of many attractions that pay tribute to the rich culture of Alberta's first nations - a culture which fascinates people around the world. Here are some other story ideas about the province's aboriginal fabric:

49. Calgary Culture Information - Alberta, Canada, North America Provided By Columbu Calgary culture gives a summary on the city with links to detailed informationon attractions, sightseeing, events, shopping, hotels, restaurants, http://www.cityguide.travel-guides.com/cities/cag/Culture.asp

OAS_sitepage = URL + '/NorthAmerica/Calgary/Culture'; Research Calgary hotels at TripAdvisor Restaurants Nightlife Sport ... Calgary City Guide CALGARY Culture Critics often characterise Calgary as an oil-driven cowboy town, inferior to Edmonton (its provincial rival) in matters of high culture such as theatre or literature. But cowboy culture is culture nonetheless and in Calgary its roots run deep. The Calgary Stampede dates back as far as 1912 and the event continues to attract thousand of visitors to this most emphatic celebration of all things cowboy. So Western is the flavour of Calgary that the city and its surroundings have also been used in the filming of numerous Western movies, including Dustin Hoffman’s Little Big Man (1970) and Clint Eastwood’s Unforgiven (1992). Having said that, Calgary also offers a great deal in the way of highbrow culture as well. It has over 10 professional theatre companies, staging shows that range from the traditional to the experimental. Both the Alberta Ballet Company and the Calgary Opera find their home at the newly renovated Southern Jubilee Auditorium , 1415 14th Avenue NW (tel: (403) 297 8000; website:

50. Travel Alberta - Alberta South Official Travel and Tourism Site for alberta, canada. Arts and culture Takesouthern charm to a whole new level when you plan some fun arts and cultural http://www1.travelalberta.com/south/

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51. Please Title This Page. (Page 1) canada Limited) for KC Developments and alberta culture and. Multiculturalism.Copy on file, Archaeological Survey of alberta,. Edmonton. http://www.arky.ucalgary.ca/arky1/Old ARKY/waldebib.html

RECENT PUBLICATIONS 1995 The Late Prehistoric Period in the Northern Plains. Revisita de Arquelogia Americana 9:7-66. Senior author with David Meyer and Wendy Unfreed. 1994 (in press) Style and the Identification of Artifact-Production Systems: An Explicitly Scientific Approach. Senior author with Nicholas David and Scott MacEachern. In The Proceedings of the Sixth Stanley Conference on African Art. Sponsored by The University of Iowa School of Art and Art History, The University of Iowa Museum of Art, and The Program for Advanced Study of Art and Life in Africa (PASALA) at Iowa City, 08-09 April, 1994. 1994 Review of Pottery Function: A Use Alteration Perspective (by James M. Skibo). Plains Anthropologist 39(147):111-113. 1991 (co-editor) The Archaeology of Gender. Co-edited with Noreen D. Willows. The University of Calgary Archaeological Association, Calgary. 1989 Analysis of the Grant and McLeod Faunal Remains. In The Grant and McLeod, Neufeld Sawmill, and Loos Cabin Sites. Olga Klimko. Nipawin Reservoir Heritage Study 9:97-101.

52. Wynick/Tuck Gallery | Artists | DORIS McCARTHY 1984 Art in This Region Seven alberta Artists, canada House Cultural canada House Cultural Centre, London UK and alberta culture, Edmonton, 1984 http://www.wynicktuckgallery.ca/artist_bios/tay.htm

Born in Calgary, Alberta, 1948 Lives and Works in Calgary, Alberta EDUCATION 1966/67 Alberta College of Art, Calgary, Alberta 1974/75 Alberta College of Art, Calgary, Alberta 1968 Instituto de Allende, Mexico SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS 1998 New Paintings and Drawings, Wynick/Tuck Gallery, Toronto, Ontario 1997 Shadows Cast By The Body on Nature: New Drawings, Trepanier Baer Gallery, Calgary, Alberta 1995 Symbolic Personae, Wynick/Tuck Gallery, Toronto, Ontario 1992 Carroll Moppett, Survey 1985-92, Illingworth Kerr Gallery, Alberta College of Art,Calgary 1990 Dreamland, Stride Gallery, Calgary 1989 Natural Materials - That impure body, Wynick/Tuck Gallery, Toronto, Ontario 1987/88 New Sculpture,Painting and Drawing, Wynick/Tuck Gallery, Toronto, Ontario 1986 Anna Leonowens Gallery,Halifax, Nova Scotia 1986 Stride Gallery, Calgary, Alberta 1986 New Sculpture, Paintings and Works on Paper, Wynick/Tuck Gallery, Toronto

53. Gripped Canada's Climbing Magazine Winner 2004 Best Film on Mountain culture Banff, alberta, canada T1L 1H5email banffmountainfilms@banffcentre.ca website www.banffmountainfestivals.ca http://www.gripped.com/

Please ensure that you are using IE 6 or or newer, with Flash and Quicktime plug-ins installed. Petzl Roc Trip at Squamish Elite Division (Bouldering and route scores combined) Men Petzl Rock Trip Results Women Open Bouldering Men Women Open Routes Men Women 2005 Banff Mountain Photography Competition seeks awe-inspiring images The Banff Mountain Photography Competition jury has an extremely difficult job. For two days each year, these hardworking judges are cloistered in a room at The Banff Centre, to sift through hundreds of photo competition entries to choose the best mountain images. Last year more than 2,300 images from 24 different countries were submitted. Winners in seven categories will share $8,000 in cash and prizes, and have their photos featured at the 2005 Banff Mountain Festivals and a Grand Prize: $1000 cash, and prizes from our sponsors, will be awarded to the photographer with the best overall photograph, regardless of category.

54. Partners - Picturing Canadian Culture - Images Canada Graphical element reading PICTURING CANADIAN culture, Graphical element alberta InSight; canada Aviation Museum; canada Science and Technology Museum http://www.imagescanada.ca/r1-245-e.html

Search for images: Display Advanced Search Search Help Alberta InSight Canada Aviation Museum ... University of Toronto Library Alberta InSight Alberta InSight is a growing database of over 20 000 photographs held in archival institutions throughout the province of Alberta. Most of the photographs are from the first half of the twentieth century, although there are some more recent ones as well. There are significant numbers of photographs that relate to buildings, family and personal life, transportation, sports and recreation, as well as a variety of other topics. Partners include: City of Calgary, Corporate Records, Archives City of Edmonton Archives City of Wetaskiwin Archives Edson Public Library and Archives Glenbow Archives Grande Prairie Regional Archives Jasper Yellowhead Museum and Archives Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta Legal Archives Society of Alberta Millet and District Museum and Archives Provincial Archives of Alberta Red Deer and District Archives Sir Alexander Galt Museum and Archives Town of Okotoks Archives University of Alberta Archives The University of Calgary Archives University of Lethbridge Archives Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Archives and Library

55. Lyme Disease In Alberta, Canada canada Communicable Disease Report, alberta This culture has been renderedaxenic by passing through a 0.2 µ filter and antibiotic treatment. http://www.canlyme.com/alberta.html

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56. Alberta History & Alberta Culture | IExplore Their culture was similar to that of other groups living on the plains—they relied In 1905, alberta became a province of canada in its own right. http://www.iexplore.com/dmap/Alberta/History

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57. Alberta-Canada : Industry Profiles : Tourism Development alberta Advantage logo albertacanada ~ a wealth of opportunity Navigation graphic Demand for Aboriginal culture Products in Key European markets 2000 http://www.alberta-canada.com/td/cultour.cfm

Alberta Industry Initiatives Agrifood Building Products Tourism What's New Aboriginal Tourism Alberta Tourism Operations Invest in Alberta's Tourism Industry ... Cuisine Tourism Cultural / Heritage Tourism Cycle Tourism Ecotourism Festival Tourism Fishing ... Contact the TDB Cultural/Heritage Tourism Canadian Tourism Commission [CTC] CanadaTourism.com is the official business site of the Canadian Business Commission . Fill out the free registration and look under Research Publications to access the following documents: Demand for Aboriginal Culture Products in Key European markets 2000 summarizes the results of the December 2001 TAMS study on Aboriginal Tourism contains information such as demographics, origins, accommodation and overall market potential of the Aboriginal tourism industry in Canada and the U.S. Aboriginal Tourism Links Aboriginal Tourism Team Canada information on tourism associations, resources and Aboriginal events Aboriginal Tourism British Columbia information about aboriginal related tourism in British Columbia Quebec Aboriginal Tourism Corporation aboriginal activities in Quebec Aboriginal Tourism Association of Southern Ontario information about Aboriginal experiences in Southern Ontario Aboriginal Canada Portal Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Updated: May 2004 You have reached the official website of Alberta Economic Development Privacy Statement alberta-canada.com home

58. Pat Badani Museum Collection, alberta culture -The canada Council Art Bank -New BrunswickArt Bank -University of New Brunswick -Bank of Montreal http://www.ccca.ca/cv/english/badani-cv.html

Pat Badani pbadani@ilstu.edu http://www.ibiblio.org/pbadani EDUCATION -M.F.A -School of the Art Institute of Chicago (USA) -B.F.A. - University of Alberta (Canada) Areas of specialization: Inter-media / net.art / contemporary theory BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION -Canadian artist, of Italian descent, born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. -Lives and works between Chicago and Montreal. -Currently employed as Assistant Professor (tenure track) Integrated Media, at Illinois State University. NEW MEDIA (* indicates a publication accompanies the exhibition/screening) 2004 [R][R][F] 2004 [NewMediaArtProjectNetwork], Screened at the National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest, Romania. 2001 Net_Working, Watershed Media Center. Bristol, UK. Simultaneously screened at: -"CHArt Annual Conference" (Computers and the History of Art), British Academy. London, UK. -"4th International Conference: New Technologies and Methodologies in Art, Media and Design"

59. The NORTH SASKATCHEWAN RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers" Great Canadian RIVERS History Ecosystem culture Recreation The SyncrudeGallery of Aboriginal culture in Edmonton, alberta, one of canada s http://www.greatcanadianrivers.com/rivers/north_saskatchwan/culture-home.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand AllPop Search eBay.ca Find Old Friends Free E-Mail shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Great Canadian RIVERS History Ecosystem ... Economy SaskatchewanRiver Culture A Cree from Lac Les Isles is typical in physiognomy. [Lac les Isles is in west-central Saskatchewan near the Alberta border] PA-039702 The Golden Age of the Plains Cree Visit Edmonton's Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal Culture Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal Culture in Edmonton, Alberta

60. The Glenbow Museum > Collections & Research > Search The Collections art, Native peoples, and popular culture of Western canada, Glenbow Museum,130 9th Avenue SE, Calgary, alberta, canada T2G 0P3 - www.glenbow.org. http://www.glenbow.org/collections/search/

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