81. AFL News alberta government can t be trusted to run program, says AFL. Feb 25, 2004 government of canada House of Commons Room 313S, Centre Block http://www.afl.org/news/default.cfm?newsId=238

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83. Ralph Klein’s “third Way” Program – An Analysis (Canadia Key points from the alberta government’s plan are identified in the boxes, Evidence from the United Kingdom, France and within canada demonstrates that http://www.cupe.ca/www/HealthCareResearch/Ralph_Kleins_third_w/?submit=print

84. CANOE -- CNEWS - Canada: Alberta Government Releases Land canada and International News. (CP) After warnings and much lobbying, the alberta government took action Wednesday to help this booming oilsands city http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2005/07/06/1120086-cp.html

July 6, 2005 CANADA Atlantic Ticker Western Ticker Ont/Que Ticker ... Weather The human brain may still be evolving suggests new research. Do you believe we have peaked as a species or will we continue to evolve? We've peaked. Our evolution isn't over. Don't know. Results Story Alberta government releases land FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. (CP) - After warnings and much lobbying, the Alberta government took action Wednesday to help this booming oilsands city continue to grow. The province announced it will release 400 hectares of Crown land for badly needed housing and promised to improve the community's overstressed water and wastewater treatment plants. Earlier this year, Mayor Melissa Blake told the province that future oilsands development in the area would be at risk without such improvements. "These are first steps to address some of the most immediate pressures," Energy Minister Greg Melchin said during a speech in Fort McMurray. The government has also agreed to accelerate road improvements in the area. The community is also pushing for hospital and other social service upgrades to help deal with a growing population of 61,000 that could almost double in the next few years.

85. Alberta Interchange And Interchange Canada Programs - Directive Interchange canada Program. This describes the alberta Interchange and acts as liaison between the federal government and alberta public service http://www.pao.gov.ab.ca/directives/wrk_dev/alta-interchang-canada-prog.htm

Alberta Interchange and Interchange Canada Alberta Interchange Interchange Canada Program This describes the Alberta Interchange and Interchange Canada programs. It covers program objectives, participation, contract negotiation, sponsorship, and co-ordination. Alberta Interchange The Alberta Interchange program encourages the temporary exchange of managers and senior professionals between the Alberta government and other organizations to foster stronger partnerships. The program works with private industry, federal, provincial, and municipal governments, academic institutions, and Crown boards and agencies. The objectives of Alberta Interchange are to: enable participants in an exchange between the private and public sectors to develop a better understanding of the vital relationship between these two sectors; provide employees from participating organizations and the Alberta government with the opportunity to work in different environments, enhance their own professional development, and provide an avenue to exchange ideas and share experience; encourage new and cooperative approaches to problem-solving in and between participating organizations.

86. Alberta Health Wellness Alberta Health Wellness Contact Us In accordance with the canada Health Act, alberta has a publicly government supported supplementary coverage is available through alberta Blue Cross to http://www.health.gov.ab.ca/ahcip/

Contact Us Search Location: Alberta Government Home > Health Care Insurance Plan and Services Health Care Insurance Plan Forms Frequently Asked Questions ... About Us Some documents are in PDF. The latest version of the software is available for free from Adobe. HEALTH CARE INSURANCE PLAN AND SERVICES In accordance with the Canada Health Act , Alberta has a publicly administered and funded health care system that guarantees Albertans receive universal access to medically necessary hospital and health care services. The Ministry of Health and Wellness through the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP) provides residents of Alberta with full coverage for medically necessary physician and specific dental and oral surgical health services provided by dentists. For more information view the Schedule of Medical Benefits and Schedule of Oral and Maxillofacial Benefits. Alberta Health and Wellness provides health care benefits in addition to the services required by the the Canada Health Act. Chiropractic, podiatry and optometry

87. Alberta Community Development Location alberta government Home Community Development Home Team alberta at the 2005 canada Summer Games in Regina Parks Celebrating Centennial http://www.cd.gov.ab.ca/

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88. Learning Resources Centre - Government Of Alberta Canada The LRC is a branch of alberta Education dedicated to delivering excellent service and innovative solutions while supporting alberta´s ECS to Grade 12 http://www.lrc.education.gov.ab.ca/pro/default.html

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89. Government Of Canada / Government Of Alberta - News Release - BSE DISEASE INVEST The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has quarantined an alberta farm in an investigation of a single case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/corpaffr/newcom/2003/20030520e.shtml

datestamp='2003-05-20' Quick Pick By Commodity / Key Topic Animal health Biotechnology Dairy Eggs Employment Opportunities Feeds Fertilizers Fish and Seafood Food Recalls Forestry Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Grains Honey Horticulture Meat Hygiene Pet Imports Plant Biosafety Plant Breeder's Rights Potatoes Processed Products Publications Retail Food/Labelling Seeds Variety Registration Veterinary Biologics News Releases Newsroom Publications Food Recalls ... News Releases / Information Bulletins BSE DISEASE INVESTIGATION IN ALBERTA Edmonton AB ., May 20, 2003 -The Canadian Food Inspection Agency ( CFIA ) has quarantined an Alberta farm in an investigation of a single case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy ( BSE ), commonly known as mad cow disease. BSE surveillance program. Alberta Agriculture officials tested a cow that had been condemned at slaughter. No meat from the cow entered the food chain. Preliminary tests performed at a provincial laboratory and at the CFIA BSE . The CFIA sent specimens to the World Reference Laboratory at Weybridge, United Kingdom, which has verified the presence of BSE The CFIA "Immediate action has been taken to safeguard Canadian consumers and the Canadian livestock population," said Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Lyle Vanclief. "Federal officials, in cooperation with provincial and industry partners, are conducting a comprehensive investigation and taking all necessary steps to control the situation."

90. Government Of Alberta Home - Government Of Alberta The website of the government of alberta. Provides news and information about the government and the province of alberta. Includes links to employment http://www.gov.ab.ca/home/index.cfm?page=1

91. The City Of Calgary: Home Textonly Calgary weather from Environment canada Official Web site of The City of Calgary, located in Calgary, alberta, canada. Copyright 2005. http://www.calgary.ca/cweb/

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92. Canada Online - About Canadian Government - Services News And Issues canada Moves on Air Passenger Assessment The Canadian federal government is working on developing a nofly list of people who are a threat to aviation http://canadaonline.about.com/

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93. Workplace Health & Safety, Alberta Human Resources & Employment government of alberta. Location alberta government Home AHRE Home Workplace Health Safety APPEALS COMMISSION FOR alberta WORKERS COMPENSATION http://www3.gov.ab.ca/hre/whs/index.asp

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94. Credentials- Canadian Red Cross alberta government Representative on Board of Canadian Institute of Health Information alberta government Representative on Board of Canadian Coordinating http://www.redcross.ca/main.asp?id=013188

95. University Of Alberta Libraries University of alberta Libraries Canadian Studies Research Guide University of alberta Libraries Canadian Politics government Research Guide http://www.library.ualberta.ca/subject/government/canfederal/index.cfm

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97. The Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Alberta Government 'dropped Ball' On Security Bre The Privacy Law Blog Developments in privacy law and writings of a Canadian privacy lawyer, containing information related to the Personal Information http://pipeda.blogspot.com/2004/12/alberta-government-dropped-ball-on.html

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98. 1996 Rio Report For Alberta The alberta government grade is also low on the endangered species area. Armtwisting by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers resulted in http://www.sierraclub.ca/national/rio/1996/rio_al.html

Sierra Club of Canada: 1996 Rio Report Card [Back to Rio Home Page] [National Office Home Page] Alberta D Biodiversity 1993 Grade: B 1994 Grade: B 1995 Grade: F 1996 Grade: D Alberta remains slow to respond to the needs to protect biological diversity. Some progress was made in protected areas in the last year, allowing them to move from a failing mark to a low pass. A Special Places Policy was implemented, and the Willmore Provincial Park received further protection through an act establishing the area as a wilderness park barring off road vehicles, roads, and industrial or commercial development. The law essentially codified the conditions that have prevailed in the Willmore Park since it was first established in 1959. Meanwhile, the opening of once protected areas to development continues to be a problem. As noted in last year's report card, Alberta has redefined "protected areas" to allow resource development. Legislative reform is necessary as existing parks legislation does not prohibit industrial development. Roads and five wells have gone into the Dinosaur Provincial Park. This is a particularly appalling development when one considers that the Dinosaur Provincial Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other parks are also suffering. Off-road vehicle use is occurring in Lakeland Provincial Park. The Park has also had a well drilled within its borders and logging is being considered. The Cypress Hills Provincial Park is also facing threats of logging and intensified agriculture.

99. Alberta's Special Places And The Species That Inhabit Them alberta s Special Places and The Diverse Endangered Species that Inhabit them. is taken from the alberta government s Fish and Wildlife Division. http://raysweb.net/specialplaces/

Alberta's 6 Regions Alberta's Endangered ... Species The girl in the photo is enjoying a special place, a Grasslands vista in Southern Alberta. It is but one of the six diverse landscapes that make Alberta, our homeplace, so special. In this website, Alberta artists, photographers, and writers present you with information about and images of Alberta's diverse and beautiful landscapes You will also find information about the diverse species that are uniquely dependent on our special places, parks and wilderness areas for their existence.You will learn that both the special places and the species are at risk. Much of the information on this webpage is taken from the Alberta Government's Fish and Wildlife Division. I have also borrowed from the vision of sustainable development that was developed by Alberta's Roundtable on Enviornment and Economy on which I served and that was adopted by all three of Alberta's Political Parties. In preparing the information on these webpages, I have taken care to present information that is scientifically accurate. I acknowledge that science doesn't tell us everything. Each Albertan who cares about parks and wild species must make an educated decision about these matters. It's a matter of values informed by the best science that is available. It is my hope that you will find these pages aesthetically, spiritually and intellectually rewarding.

100. Alberta's Endangered Species According to the alberta government Fish Wildlife Branch The Canadian Federal government has now tabled Endangered Species Legislation which is being http://raysweb.net/specialplaces/pages/species.html

Burrowing Owl Photo: Greg Lasley In order to protect Alberta's Endangered species, it's important to find the answers to three questions: what does it mean when a species is 'endangered?' which Alberta species are endangered? what can be done to help them? This page provides information that will help you find answers to the first two questions and describes some organizations and programs that are working to restore extinct species or to keep endangered species from becoming extinct. The Alberta Special Places Page tells you about Alberta's six distinct types of habitat on which species depend. It is our belief that an important way to protect species is to provide long term protection for at least a portion of their habitat. For many people, the term ' endangered species ' brings to mind well known, large animals like the African Elephant. According to the 20 species of Alberta fish and wildlife are in serious risk of dying out in our province. 2 species are already gone. only 55 per cent of the 535 species found in Alberta are considered healthy. So, the problem exists right here in our own backyard.

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