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By-laws, Resources Center, Museum Guildlines Practical Advice for Alberta Collections Provincial Museums of Alberta Revised October 1984 The report of the New Brunswick task force on the Electronic Information Highway Ontario Heritage Policy Review Ministry for Citizenship and Culture www.amnb.nb.ca /by-laws.html

Drive North To Alaska - Driving Routes - North of the 49th Route The Crowsnest Highway (Highway 3) is one of the principal east/west routes running through Alberta and British Columbia, paralleling the U.S. border. Beginning in Medicine Hat, Alberta, this route travels west to the Crowsnest Highway (3) and into British Columbia to the town of Creston where you have the option of taking scenic Highway 3A, or staying on the Crowsnest Highway through British Columbia's Wine Country. Follow this route west to Osoyoos and then north on Highway 97 through the wine country of Penticton and Kelowna, and on to Kamloops. www.northtoalaska.com /North49th.aspx   (972 words)

The Great Canadian Cycling Adventure - TDC 2000 - Foothills to Prairies It's also the centre for paleontology research in Alberta, and affiliated with the universities, and heavily funded by the provincial government. It's 8:30 pm and I'm sitting in my tent in the municipal campground in the friendly, tiny town of Beiseker, Alberta, population 900. Our route today takes us from the campground back into Drumheller to pick up highway 9, then north for a bit, and then a long way east to Youngstown. www.medcalf.ca /TDC04foot.html   (972 words)

Alberta - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch Alberta has over 180,000 km of highway s and roads, of which nearly 50,000 km are paved. In the 2004 provincial election, held in November, the Alberta Alliance Party, running to the right of the Conservatives, won one seat in that election. Alberta is the leading beekeeping province of Canada, with some beekeepers wintering hive s indoors in specially designed barns in the southern part, then migrating north during the summer into the Peace River valley where the season is short but the working days are long for honeybee s to produce honey from clover and fireweed. encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /alberta.htm   (972 words)

Protected Areas Programme - Contiguous to Willmore Wilderness Park (459,671ha), White Goat Wilderness Area (44,457ha), Siffleur Wilderness Area (41,215ha), Ghost River Wilderness Area (15,317ha) and Kananaskis Provincial Park (50,308ha) in Alberta. The provincial parks are all located in B.C. and join with the national parks on both sides of the provincial border. Kootenay was gazetted in 1920, when British Columbia agreed to relinquish lands eight kilometers either side of Highway 93 in exchange for Federal Government funds to complete its construction. www.unep-wcmc.org /protected_areas/data/wh/rockies.html   (972 words)

Freeway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In British Columbia, the main freeways are BC provincial highways 1, 5, 19, 91, 91A (Future freeway due to new interchange under construction), 97C, and 99. In Alberta, the main freeway is the Queen Elizabeth II Highway running between Edmonton and Calgary. Freeways have high speed limits (usually 65-80 mph (100-130 km/h) in rural areas and 50-65 mph (80-100 km/h) in urban areas) and multiple lanes for travel in each direction. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Freeway   (4125 words)

Location of Olds and Transportation in and around the Town of Olds - Municipality in Alberta, Canada - www.town.olds.ab.ca - Doing Business in Olds Provincial Highway 2A (called 46 Avenue within town limits) is the north-south road that runs along the east side of Olds past Olds College. Olds is located in the heart of south-central Alberta. This wheelchair-accessible bus service, funded by the Town of Olds and FCSS, provides transportation around town for seniors (50+) and disabled persons of any age. www.town.olds.ab.ca /trans.html   (4125 words)

Speaking Notes for David Kilgour Secretary of State (Asia-Pacific) funding a Highway Improvement Project in Alberta - November 28, 2002 It is truly an honour to announce this important project, funded jointly by the Government of Canada and the Province of Alberta, to upgrade a 50 kilometre section of Highway 43 to a four lane divided highway, thereby improving the national highway system in this province. I am very pleased to be here today on behalf of Transport Minister David Collenette, together with our provincial partners, to announce another highway improvement project under the $600-million Strategic Highway Infrastructure Program, or SHIP. Speaking Notes for David Kilgour Secretary of State (Asia-Pacific) funding a Highway Improvement Project in Alberta - November 28, 2002 www.transportcanada.com /mediaroom/speeches/2002/20021128.htm   (480 words)

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