81. Heritage/Festivals/Cultural Attractions: Alberta, Canada CULTURAL HERITAGE. Discover western canada s rich heritage as you visit reconstructed Western canada Scenic Photographs; alberta BC. International http://cantravel.ca/cultural.html

"Alberta & British Columbia Travel Directory" CULTURAL HERITAGE Discover western Canada's rich heritage as you visit reconstructed forts, historic sites and museums. Discover too our festivals; the artisans of western Canada, and their unique crafts, representing aboriginal, metis, immigrant and popular cultures. Visit with them in their rural and urban craft shops and galleries. Galleries in western Canada Vanderleelie Gallery Edmonton Gallery Woltjen , Edmonton Allen Sapp Gallery , North Battleford, Saskatchewan Heritage Resources Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame , Wetaskiwin Vegreville Events, Agricultural Society Kalyna Country Eco-museum , north-east of Edmonton Alberta Heritage , Alberta Glenbow Museum , Calgary Museum of the Northwest Mounted Police (NWMP), Fort Macleod, Alberta Provincial Museum of Alberta , Edmonton R.C.M.P. Museum , Regina, Saskatchewan Royal Tyrrell Museum , Drumheller Lamont County , featuring North America's Church Capital Fairs, Exhibitions, Rodeos

82. Home Of The Banff, Lake Louise Tourism Bureau ski the famed Canadian Rockies and spoil yourself with our internationalculture and cuisine. PO Box 1298, Banff, alberta, T1L 1B3, canada http://www.banfflakelouise.com/

Sorry, your browser does not support script or your javascript feature is turned off Keyword Search: Click for advanced search Celebrate Life. There is only one place in the world that can genuinely offer spectacular natural mountain scenery, abundant wildlife, four-season recreation and world-class accommodation in a protected National Park setting. Welcome to the town of Banff and hamlet of Lake Louise in the heart of Banff National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We invite you to discover our distinctive mountain lifestyle, explore the grandeur of our pristine surroundings, ski the famed Canadian Rockies and spoil yourself with our international culture and cuisine. Come celebrate life in Banff N ational Park. Official visitor information website for the communities of Banff and Lake Louise in Banff National Park, Canada's first national park and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Banff National Park is a year-round protected wilderness area offering rugged alpine beauty, first-class amenities and the best powder skiing in the world. Banff and Lake Louise, Alberta offer vacation possibilities as diverse as the Canadian Rocky Mountain landscape.

83. 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

84. Canadian Music @ Culture.ca Search thousands of select Canadian cultural resources Through its AlbertaScene festival, the NAC offers you a unique perspective on the province and http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=170

85. Civilization.ca - The Ukrainians In Canada - Bibliography Continuity and Change The Cultural Life of alberta s First Ukrainians. Ukrainian Folksong in canada The Cultural Setting and Musical Style. http://www.civilization.ca/academ/bibgrph/ukrbibe.html

QUICK LINKS Home page Archaeology Arts and Crafts Civilizations Cultures First Peoples History Treasures Military history Archives catalogue Artifact catalogue Library catalogue Other Web sites Boutique Selective Bibliography on THE UKRAINIANS IN CANADA This bibliography presents books and articles on the Ukrainians that are available at the Canadian Museum of Civilization's library Prepared by Brigitte Lafond, August 1991; updated April 13, 1998 Information Management Services Division 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.

86. Canada Online - About Canadian Government - Services News And Issues Canadian federal and provincial governments news, issues, the main industriesof Quebec, or the date alberta entered Confederation? http://canadaonline.about.com/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Canada Online Canada Online Essentials ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Canada Online newsletter! See Online Courses Search Canada Online From Susan Munroe Your Guide to Canada Online FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Terry Fox Runs One person can make a difference. When Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope run across Canada on April 12, 1980 his goal was to raise $1 for every person in Canada for cancer research. That would have been about $24 million in 1980. The Terry Fox Foundation says that in the last 25 years more than $360 million has been raised worldwide for cancer research in Terry's name. Just yesterday, Ujjal Dosanjh, the Canadian federal Minister of Health, gave a $10-million grant from the Public Health Agency of Canada to the Terry Fox Foundation. And the marathon continues.... Read more... Saturday September 17, 2005 History of Capital Punishment in Canada It's been nearly 30 years since capital punishment was removed from the Canadian Criminal Code in 1976. Here is a timeline of the history of capital punishment and the abolition of the death penalty in Canada.

87. Travel Alberta - Travelling To & Around - Itineraries - Scenic Road Trips Another fitting piece in alberta’ cultural puzzle is a visit to canada’s largestliving history park – Fort Edmonton Park – where you can experience life in http://www1.travelalberta.com/content/travellingto/take.cfm?roadtripID=17

88. Canada In The Making - Teachers Resources political, economic and cultural composition of canada. Grade 10 (Social Studies 13) reasons for the establishment of Métis colonies in alberta http://www.canadiana.org/citm/themes/pioneers/pioalta_e.html

Pioneers and Immigrants Alberta Curriculum Objectives Grade 10 Social Studies 10 Grade 10 Social Studies 13 Grade 10 Aboriginal Studies 10 Grade 11 Aboriginal Studies 20 Grade 10 (Social Studies 10) TOPIC A THEME II: REGIONALISM GENERALIZATION AND KEY UNDERSTANDINGS Students will be expected to understand that: a. Canada is a composed of geographic regions with diverse political, economic and cultural interests CONCEPTS: pluralism, regional diversity Related Facts and Content Students will be expected to use the related facts and content to develop the generalizations, key understandings and concepts: Examine the perception we have of ourselves: symbols of nationalism forces of nationalism (positive and negative) self-concept culture sports values; e.g., pluralism attitudes (respect for others, respect for ourselves) THEME III: IDENTITY GENERALIZATION AND KEY UNDERSTANDINGS Students will be expected to understand that: b. the Canadian identity is shaped by our values, attitudes and cultures as they have emerged from our history and geography CONCEPTS: nationalism Related Facts and Content Students will be expected to use the related facts and content to develop the generalizations, key understandings and concepts:

89. Le Canada En Devenir - Ressources Du Professeur Programmes d études d alberta disponible seulement en anglais. Grade 10 SocialStudies 10 political, economic and cultural composition of canada http://www.canadiana.org/citm/themes/pioneers/pioalta_f.html

Pioneers and Immigrants Grade 10 Social Studies 10 Grade 10 Social Studies 13 Grade 10 Aboriginal Studies 10 Grade 11 Aboriginal Studies 20 Grade 10 (Social Studies 10) TOPIC A THEME II: REGIONALISM GENERALIZATION AND KEY UNDERSTANDINGS Students will be expected to understand that: a. Canada is a composed of geographic regions with diverse political, economic and cultural interests CONCEPTS: pluralism, regional diversity Related Facts and Content Students will be expected to use the related facts and content to develop the generalizations, key understandings and concepts: Examine the perception we have of ourselves: symbols of nationalism forces of nationalism (positive and negative) self-concept culture sports values; e.g., pluralism attitudes (respect for others, respect for ourselves) THEME III: IDENTITY GENERALIZATION AND KEY UNDERSTANDINGS Students will be expected to understand that: b. the Canadian identity is shaped by our values, attitudes and cultures as they have emerged from our history and geography CONCEPTS: nationalism Related Facts and Content Students will be expected to use the related facts and content to develop the generalizations, key understandings and concepts:

90. PEACE BIOGRAPHY December 1999 developed Framework for a Canadian National culture of Peace Program September 2000 - on behalf of the Southern alberta culture of Peace http://www.peace.ca/bobstewartpeacebio.htm

PEACE BIOGRAPHY- ROBERT (BOB) STEWART, C.A., C.M.C. Bob Stewart, a Chartered Accountant in public practice and Certified Management Consultant, has held many senior management positions in business and government over the past 31 years. Bob recognized, as do others, that the Culture of Peace Program is on the threshold of making a major impact pacifically, nationally and internationally, but is currently lacking direction and capacity. He has devoted himself to using his professional skills as a (general) manager and information manager to help advance this 'direction and capacity' by founding the Canadian Centres for Teaching Peace.. Bob has been a member of Rotary International, an organization with 1.2 million members world-wide and a mission of helping to advance peace and world understanding, since 1986, first in Yellowknife and currently in Okotoks, Alberta. As Chair of the Rotary District 5360 Urban Hope/Peace Plus Committee for the past 3 years he has been developing Member and Club interest in Building Peace in Our Communities and World. In February 1999, Bob has been appointed a Special Ambassador of the Rotary Peace Cities Project. Bob is also a Member of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO's National Working Group to promote the United Nations International Year for a Culture of Peace in 2000 and has developed one of the most comprehensive, plain language Peace and Non-violence web sites in the world as a resource for people who wish to become more active in building peace. It may be found at

91. The Canadian Encyclopedia alberta culture and Multiculturalism alberta Ecoterrorism Anthology ofCanadian Music/Anthologie de la musique canadienne Anthony Island http://www.canadianencyclopedia.ca/index.cfm?PgNm=HomePage&Params=A1

92. Cyndi's List - Canada - Alberta Looking 4 Kin alberta, canada Genealogy Links and Chat Cultural History ofthe German-speaking Community in alberta 1882-2000 Germans from Russia http://www.cyndislist.com/alberta.htm

Advertisement Canada - Alberta Main Index Alphabetical Index Topical Index "No Frills" Index ... Text-Only Index Search this page: Edit, Find Search the entire site: The index links below work best if you allow your web browser to load the entire page first. Category Index: Canada GenWeb Project General Resource Sites Military Newspapers ... Records: Census, Cemeteries, Land, Obituaries, Personal, Taxes and Vital Related Categories: Canada Index General Canada Sites British Columbia Canada - Military ... Saskatchewan Advertisement Planting Your Family Tree Online Preview the Table of Contents Cyndi's List The BOOK! 2nd Edition 2 Volumes Netting Your Ancestors Genealogy Bookstore In association with Amazon.com Ancestry Magazine Genealogical.com GPC and Clearfield Company Genealogy Warehouse Submit a New Link Report a Broken Link Update a Link Canada GenWeb Project The Society for German Genealogy in Eastern Europe will be holding it's 2003 Convention on August 8, 9, 10 at the Coast Terrace Inn South, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. General Resource Sites From the National Library of Canada and the National Archives of Canada.

93. Alberta Photos: Photos Of Alberta, Canada alberta Photos Directory. Includes listings for Photos of alberta, canada. Spiritual and Cultural Centres (29). •, Statues (16). •, Towers (9) http://www.discoveralberta.com/Photos/

Alberta Photos This WorldWeb Travel Guide Photo Gallery depicts the beauty and diversity of Alberta, Canada. Containing professional photos from artists across the province, the Alberta Photo Gallery is a visual representation of the province's cities, towns, landscapes, technology, wildlife, people and culture. Photos in the Alberta gallery are also electronic postcards, so you may send your favourite photo to a friend. Location: Home Canada Alberta Photos WorldWeb Travel Guide Members Sharpeshots Photography Alpenglow Aviation Alpine Helicopter Banff Aspen Lodge ... Roy Andersen Photography Top Shots Editor's Picks Attractions Calgary Stampede Bridges Dwellings Spiritual and Cultural Centres ... Wetlands People Community Activities Educational Institutions People at Work Recreational Activities ... Transportation Specialty Photography Aerial Photography Panoramas - Moving Photos Panoramas - Still Photos Photo Illustration ... Rural Life Jasper Tramway An experience so uplifting, you'll feel like you're on top of the world! A UNESCO World Heritage Site - Fort Macleod is one of Banff's most important heritage homes!

94. The Western Separatist Movement FAQ In a large measure, Western Canadian culture has been created by the political The simple answer is that it could be increased in alberta and British http://www.westcan.org/westcan/FAQ.htm

The Western Separatist Movement FAQ This is an ongoing project, and will be updated often. Please send your suggestions for additions to this page to kzubko@shaw.ca Thanks! What is Western Canadian culture? As is typical of the media, they hit Cory Morgan, the interim leader of the Alberta Independence Party, on the occasion of its founding convention, with a difficult question, expecting an immediate and short answer. He responded quite clearly that he couldn't give the type of "sound bite" answer they needed. The question was "What is Western Canadian culture?" This we need to answer, and it is not a short, tidy sound bite of an answer. First, we believe, it is the common language, English, which 95% of us speak without difficulty. That is a powerful unifying force. Then, it is love of individual freedom, which most people have learned from the experience of our pioneers who came here for just that. This is commonly the pattern in westward migration, throughout the world. Many people have come here, today, seeking freedom. Then there is the obvious love of our land and environment, which we cherish as our sacred heritage and which gives us our wealth in our farms, forests, lakes, rivers and resources. We have been traditionally (and this is imbued in our being as a people) a resource-based economy. Although our economy is always changing and developing new productive outlets, our nature as resource-based is fundamental, and forms a basic element of our consciousness.

95. Anderson Vacations - Your One Stop Canada Travel Solution We are alberta s Group Travel Specialist offering Group Tours, Charters, SteponGuide Sherwood Park, alberta, canada T8H 2A8. Phone (780) 464-0815 http://www.albertatours.com/

Anderson Vacations is Canada's Wholesale Travel Specialist Completely Customize Your Canadian Package Here Calgary is an attractive and dynamic city. Situated on the banks of the Bow River near Alberta's majestic Rocky Mountains, Calgary's diverse landscape lends itself to a variety of things to do and places to see! Blue Skies, clean air and a whole lot of elbowroom await you in the Canadian Rockies. Why not use Edmonton or Calgary as your group's gateway city and let Anderson Vacations aid in getting you to the land of opportunity! Welcome to the Festival city: a region which thrives in all of its four distinct seasons. The Edmonton Alberta Capital Region features more than 40 attractions of interest, including galleries, museums, zoos, historical sites and West Edmonton Mall. Home to a diversity of culture across each border: French flavor, art and cuisine followed by Maritimes music, and beautiful fall foliage. Completely Customize Your Canadian Package Here Tour Information About Us Receptive Services ... Legal Anderson Vacations Northern Alberta Office #30, 171 Broadway Boulevard

96. NATIVE TOURISM; ROCKY MOUNTAIN CREE CAMP; Tipi Camp; Kootenay Native Tourism, Banff, Jasper, alberta, canada, Rocky Mounains Tipi Camping. The Mountain Cree Band, also known as the Mountain Peoples Cultural Society http://users.rttinc.com/~asiniwachi/wt.html

97. College Of Health & Public Affairs Canadian culture Government. alberta, British Columbia. Manitoba, New Brunswick.Newfoundland, Nova Scotia. Ontario, Prince Edward Island http://www.cohpa.ucf.edu/fcli/culture.cfm

Home Directory About the College Schools and Departments ... Search Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Nova Scotia Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Alberta The district of Alberta was created in 1882, and enlarged to become a province of Canada on September 1, 1905. The name was suggested by the Marquess of Lorne, Governor General of Canada from 1878 to 1883, in honor of his wife, H.R.H. Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, daughter of Queen Victoria. Government of Alberta Alberta Tourism Photo Gallery - Alberta Top British Columbia Much of the mainland region was originally known as New Caledonia; however, this name (duplicated in South Pacific) was discarded in favor of British Columbia. The designation appears to have originated with Queen Victoria and was officially proclaimed in 1858. Columbia (after the Columbia River which was named by the American Captain Robert Gray for his ship Columbia ) had previously been loosely applied to the southern portion of the colony. Government of British Columbia British Columbia Tourism Photo Gallery - British Columbia Top Manitoba Created as a province in 1870, the name was probably first applied to Lake Manitoba. There are two theories as to the origin of the name. (1) It is of Assiniboine origin:

98. Infrastructure Canada Program - News Releases - Alberta - 2004 FORT SASKATCHEWAN, alberta The new Dow Centennial Centre, a cultural and The Infrastructure canada-alberta Program is a good example of a working http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/icp/publication/new_release/ab/2004/20040903fort

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Related Sites Search on: Advancing our Research Strategy: Research, Knowledge and Outreach Funding Initiative. News Releases - Alberta - 2004 September 03, 2004 FORT SASKATCHEWAN, Alberta - The new Dow Centennial Centre, a cultural and recreation facility in Fort Saskatchewan, received a boost of $3.2 million in tripartite funding through the Infrastructure Canada- Alberta Program (ICAP) to help put the finishing touches on this much-anticipated community centre. The Honourable Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister of Canada, on behalf of the Honourable Stephen Owen, Minister of Western Economic Diversification and Minister of State (Sport), and the Honourable Ed Stelmach, Alberta Minister of Transportation, together with Fort Saskatchewan Mayor Ken Hodgins, today announced funding for this project to assist with building and energy efficiency enhancements, as well as the paving of the parking lot, landscaping and signage. The Dow Centennial Centre includes a 550-seat theatre, art gallery, pottery and visual arts studios, meeting and banquet rooms, ice arena, indoor soccer pitch, fitness area and walking/running track. To date, 611 projects have been announced in Alberta under the program. With this project, ICAP has met its target of directing at least $508 million in federal, provincial and municipal funding toward municipal water and wastewater systems, municipal roads, bridges and transit, affordable housing, solid waste disposal and recycling, tourism, cultural or recreation facilities, or projects to improve energy efficiencies of municipal buildings.

99. Alberta Architecture - Readings Because of the leadership of alberta culture in the designation and protection in alberta (alberta culture and Multiculturalism and the Canadian Plains http://www.doorsopenalberta.com/alberta_architecture/readings.html

Home Sitemap Search Contact ... Alberta Architecture Readings While there are some excellent studies of different facets of Alberta’s architecture, there is no one comprehensive history that sets out building types and styles as well as eras. Because of the leadership of Alberta Culture in the designation and protection of historic buildings enshrined in legislation, the Ministry in its various incarnations (Alberta Culture, Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism, and, finally, Alberta Community Development) has played an important role in promoting and publishing research on the architectural heritage. Important publications include: Bryan P. Melnyk, Calgary Builds: The Emergence of an Urban Landscape (Regina: Alberta Culture and the Canadian Plains Research Center , University of Regina, 1985) Trevor Boddy

100. Convocation 2005 - Student Life - Mount Royal College - Calgary, Alberta, Canada On January 20, 2005, the Mount Royal graduate became alberta s 15th lieutenant He is a Member of the Order of canada (1988) and the Chancellor of the http://www.mtroyal.ab.ca/studentlife/convocation/grad2005.shtml

var ace_path = "/jsfiles/"; Search: Search Options Convocation “Best Day of the Year” Lieutenant Governor Among Distinguished Alumni Nonprofit Grads Blaze New Trail ... The Smiles Say it All... Convocation “Best Day of the Year” Mount Royal College’s Convocation 2005 was a time to reflect on the accomplishments of the past 95 years and to embrace a bold new future. "Mount Royal is continually growing and expanding in its journey to become Canada’s foremost undergraduate post-secondary institution," said President Dave Marshall. "How we measure the success of that goal Mount Royal graduates celebrate at Convocation 2005. is through our students. And based on the achievements and abilities of the new graduates sitting before us today, we are measuring up very well indeed." “This is the best day of the year at Mount Royal,” said Marshall. Hal Kvisle, Chair of the Board of Governors, told the graduates they should savour their academic success and could take pride in the institution which helped them achieve it. “For 95 years, Mount Royal College has continuously evolved in order to provide students with a well-rounded education that prepares them for success in their careers.”

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