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	Brooks, Alberta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Location of Cityof Brooks within census division number 2 in Alberta, Canada
		It became a city on September 1, 2005 and is located 168 km east of Calgary on the Trans Canada Highway.
		Airdrie - Brooks - Calgary - Camrose - Cold Lake - Edmonton - Fort Saskatchewan - Grande Prairie - Leduc - Lethbridge - Lloydminster - Medicine Hat - Red Deer - Spruce Grove - St.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brooks,_Alberta (177 words)

	AlbertaFirst.com - Brooks
		Brooks is centrally located in southeastern Alberta, 186 kms (116 miles) from the City of Calgary, 111 km (69 miles) from the City of Medicine Hat and 159 km (99 miles) from the City of Lethbridge.
		Brooks is located within an area containing 260,000 irrigated farmland acres, 600,000 acres of cultivated dry land farming and another 600,000 acres of native and improved rangeland in the region.
		Brooks is part of the Grasslands Regional School Division #6, headquartered in Brooks [Tel: 403-793-6700, Fax: 403-362-8225 or www.grasslands.ab.ca].
	www.albertafirst.com /profiles/statspack/20393.html (2551 words)

	Alberta Real Estate Agent Search
		Brooks is a town in the middle of a near-desert climate with a shortgrass prairie environment called the "Palliser Triangle".
		Brooks was incorporated as a Village on July 14, 1910 and later as a Town on September 8, 1911 which became the base for a dynamic agriculture region.
		Brooks has 105,000 hectares (260,000 acres) of irrigated farmland and 400,000 hectares (1,000,000 acres) of prime grazing land.
	www.albertarelocation.com /offices/brooks.html (383 words)

	Agri-Food, Southern Alberta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Alberta's agriculture and food processing sectors have developed into competitive world class industries through research, diversification, value adding and market development.
		Alberta comprises 23 per cent of Canada’s total agri-food exports (a record $6 billion in 2001), while the Palliser region accounts for a large portion of Alberta’s fed livestock production.
		Alberta exports of beef and beef products to the U.S., Japan, South America, Asia and Europe were $1.7 billion in 2001, a 20 per cent increase from 2000.
	www.palliseralberta.com /Business/agrifood.htm (1025 words)

	Spring Closure 2000
		On February 23, 2000, Alberta Environment announced that sportfishing for all species of gamefish will be banned in Prairie Region of southern Alberta from April 1 to May 8 to help protect or enhance pike, walleye and perch populations.
		The published reason Alberta Environment gives for the closures is, "Our fish populations are under heavy sportfishing pressure and the numbers of large fish have declined." Before moving to Coaldale in July, 1999, I frequently fished for pike in four lakes near Brooks.
		There are others lakes around Brooks (and presumably elsewhere in southern Alberta) where pike numbers have declined, and Alberta Environment is to be commended for reducing the daily catch limit to three pike per day in 1999.
	www.gowalleye.com /Text14.htm (1750 words)

	Investigation of an E. coli O157:H7 outbreak in Brooks, Alberta, June-July 2002: the role of occult cases in the spread ...
		INVESTIGATION OF AN A 3-year-old boy residing in Brooks, Alberta (population of 12,000), became ill on 4 June, 2002, with bloody diarrhea, fever, and vomiting.
		Alberta has usually had a higher incidence than the national average (4.0 to 13.4/100,000), and the rates of E.
		Guidelines could include keeping logs of symptoms or illness among children, implementing rapid control measures in a potential outbreak, asking parents about their children's symptoms on a regular basis, excluding symptomatic and shedding children from attending daycare centres, and the early temporary closing of a centre when an outbreak is suspected.
	www.phac-aspc.gc.ca /publicat/ccdr-rmtc/03vol29/dr2903ea.html (2665 words)

	CBC Calgary - Features - Alberta en francais
		Brooks Alberta is not only home to the province’s largest meatpacking plant, it is also becoming the place where more and more French speaking immigrants are settling.
		Find out how they contributed to the founding of a French school in one small Alberta community - and how the school is adapting to meet their needs.
		Living in French in Alberta - a profile of a lawyer who operates in English by day, by necessity - but lives a vibrant life as a member of the French commuity the rest of the time.
	www.cbc.ca /calgary/features/alberta_en_francais (1088 words)

	Find a Museum in the Virtual Museum of Canada. Discover Canada's museums, galleries, heritage sites, gardens, ...
		The Brooks and District Museum was bult on seven acres of land in 1974.
		It was created with the mission to collect, preserve and portray the cultural heritage of Brooks and District through natural history specimens, artifacts, documents, maps, information, etc. which is signficant to the history of this area.
		A very small archives with articles on the history of Brooks and surrounding area and on the citizens of this area.
	www.virtualmuseum.ca /PM.cgi?mark=Museum&prov=Alberta&LM=MuseumFlash&LANG=English&scope=Museum&AP=M_E_display&Page=AAAOI.html (241 words)

	myfamily1 - pafg12 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Douglas Arthur Thompson [Parents] "Doug" was born on 20 Dec 1925 in Westward Ho, Alberta.
		Simon Fraser Thompson was born on 12 Jul 1990 in Edmonton, Alberta.
		Betty Ann Flanagan was born on 30 Jul 1956 in Hanna, Alberta.
	members.shaw.ca /cory.g/myfamily/pafg12.htm (418 words)

	ATB Financial - News Releases
		Alberta Treasury Branches (ATB) is awarding two local 4-H members with team jackets for placing in the top twenty amongst 90 competitors in the ATB Provincial 4-H Judging Competition held at Olds, Alberta in mid-August.
		ATB is committed to the partnership with Alberta 4-H and supports members through scholarship programs, specialized loans, and an 'Award of Excellence Program' that recognizes member achievements throughout the province.
		"ATB is one of the largest lenders to the agri-industry in Alberta and we realize the future of the industry begins by supporting the young people belonging to Alberta 4-H. ATB is an Alberta-based financial institution established in 1938.
	www.atb.com /Dev/news/details.asp?id=106 (306 words)

	Brooks Library Reference Material
		An Index to Alberta Birth, Marriage and Death Registrations prior to 1900
		Index of 1901 Canadian Census – District of Alberta – 1999
		Alberta Index – Births, Marriages and Deaths 1870-1905 by Alberta
	www.eidnet.org /local/agsbrooks/brooks_library_reference_material.htm (709 words)

	The Militant - November 7, 2005 -- Striking meat packers in Canada get labor support
		Meat packers on strike against Tyson-owned Lakeside Packers in Brooks, Alberta, confront bus carrying scabs October 18 outside Canada’s largest beef slaughterhouse.
		BROOKS, Alberta—Meat packers on strike against Tyson-owned Lakeside Packers are maintaining strong picket lines despite efforts by the bosses to restart production with scabs and restrictions on picketing by the Alberta Labour Relations Board.
		“I call on every working woman and man in Brooks, Alberta, to remain strong and to hold their solidarity,” said Ken Georgetti, president of the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), in an October 19 statement in support of the strike.
	www.themilitant.com /2005/6943/694302.html (850 words)

	City of Brooks Alberta - Beautiful Bountiful (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Brooks is experiencing exciting times as we became a City on September 1, 2005 and will be recognized as Alberta’s Centennial City™;.
		We opened our new Lakeside Leisure Centre in January 2005 which is a state of the art facility with water slide, lazy river and wall sized murals depicting our area which is a site in itself.
		The City of Brooks website supplies all downloadable files in PDF format.
	www.brooks.ca (288 words)

	Brooks Real Estate
		Many thanks to all of the Alberta Real Estate Offices and Independant real estate agents that have worked together over the past 10 years to make this Network of Alberta Real Estate websites possible.
		Each office is "Independently owned and operated" We welcome all of the Alberta Real Estate offices and Agents in wishing to get involved with this ALBERTA REAL ESTATE NETWORK of more than 700 Alberta websites.
		Our services are available to Agents in Alberta with personal websites that need to generate more leads.
	www.albertahomesearch.com /offices/brooks.html (622 words)

	Past Step Daddy Updates
		In Alberta, they want you to stay and populate their province so generally you would think that girls would like to have lot's of children with their men (Step Daddy J likes making lot of Children).
		Alberta there is no Ocean and almost all of the beaches are on man-made unnatural lakes.
		I've explored Brooks, a small town with a population of 15,000.
	www.angelfire.com /bc3/stepdaddy/Past.html (15223 words)

	CBC News: Production suspended at slaughterhouse
		Production at the Lakeside Packers slaughterhouse in Alberta was suspended temporarily Friday, giving striking workers and others willing to cross the picket line time to cool down after an altercation the night before.
		CBC News has learned that after one striker was allegedly bumped by a moving bus, a fist fight broke out between the strikers and some people who left at least one of the buses.
		Three men were later treated for bruising at a hospital in Brooks, reporters were told.
	www.cbc.ca /story/canada/national/2005/10/14/alberta-strike051014.html (626 words)

	UFCW 1518: Workers Vote YES For Union At Lakeside Packers In Brooks, Alberta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A majority of workers at Lakeside Packers in Brooks, Alberta has voted to appoint UFCW Canada Local 401 as their union and representative for collective bargaining.
		The ballots were tallied after two days of voting concluded at the huge cattle packing plant.
		Brooke Sundin, President of UFCW Local 1518 in B.C., said that the persistence of the UFCW in Alberta, and the willingness of the employees of Lakeside Packers to stand up to threats and intimidation tactics by management were particularly noteworthy.
	www.ufcw1518.com /print.php?id=990 (345 words)

	Brooks hotels and accommodation, hotel reservations in Alberta, by All-Hotels(tm)
		Making a last minute travel reservation with all-hotels is simple: just select your lodging for your Alberta vacation and book a room rate that suits your budget.
		The Heritage Inn in Brooks, Alberta is a charming fully appointed hotel conveniently situated just six blocks south of the...
		Visit the Best Western Brooks Inn, one of the newest properties in the largest hotel chain in the world.
	www.all-hotels.com /canada/alberta/brooks_e1.htm (580 words)

	Brooks Travel: Deals and travel information for Brooks, Alberta
		Brooks Travel: Deals and travel information for Brooks, Alberta
		So, either check out our special Brooks travel deals below, use our search box to find the perfect trip or browse through our vast list of destinations to see all we have to offer.
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	www.lastminute.com /site/find/World/North-America/Canada/Alberta/Brooks/Brooks--travel.html?skin=engb.lastminute.com&DDT=list&CATEGORY=dp_list (134 words)

	Brooks Alberta News, Sports, and Classifieds - The Brooks Bulletin
		Angove said Central always did the track and field while Eastbrook was responsible for volleyball so he thought he would take care of the badminton.
		In a tragic incident, a young Brooks woman was struck by a train while attempting to cross the tracks at a designated pedestrian crossing last weekend.
		Stuart was struck by an eastbound train at the pedestrian railway crossing west of Young Road.
	www.brooksbulletin.com (392 words)

	Kinbrook Island Provincial Park - Brooks, Alberta, Canada
		Built by the Kinsmen Club of Brooks in 1944, Kinbrook Island became a provincial park in 1951.
		Kinbrook Island Provincial Park is located 13 km south and 2 km west of Brooks Alberta.
		The park is situated on Lake Newell, and provides opportunities for various outdoor recreational activities such as boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, bird watching, camping and picnicking.
	www.kinbrookisland.com (220 words)

	City of Brooks Alberta - City Employment
		The City of Brooks is Alberta’s newest city and is a dynamic municipality with one of the fastest growth rates in the province.
		Brooks is a multi-year winner of Communities-in-Bloom and is located in the heart of Southeast Alberta.
		Its location provides opportunities for day trips to the Rocky Mountains, the United States, major urban centers in southern Alberta as well as many tourism sites.
	www.brooks.ca /hall/employment.asp (493 words)

	Smith Group Holdings: Trucking Company Brooks Alberta
		Included in the Smith Group is Smith Trucking, Brooks Asphalt, Smithbrook Mud Services, Six Gun Rentals and Smithbrook Waste Management.
		Smith Group specializes in the oilfield and construction industry and has many years experience behind them to give you the quality service you are looking for.
		Brooks Asphalt has a full fleet of track hoes, backhoes and bobcats to serve your construction needs.
	www.smithtrucking.com (166 words)

	New Page 1
		Our 18 hole course is located in the Town of Brooks which is on the Number 1 Highway between Medicine Hat and Calgary.
		Golfing in Brooks will give you the natural prairie golf experience.
		The Brooks Golf Club would like to welcome Tracy Deforge as the new operator of the kitchen and lounge facilities.
	www.brooksgolfclub.ca (209 words)

	Brooks Aqueduct - Alberta Community Development
		Like a giant centipede, the Brooks Aqueduct spans a shallow 3.2 km wide valley, suspending a concrete sling twenty metres above the parched prairie landscape.
		Once filled to overflowing with precious water bound for the thirsty croplands of southwestern Alberta, today it holds only memories.
		Preserved and interpreted through the combined efforts of the Government of Alberta, Environment Canada, the Eastern Irrigation District, and the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration, the Brooks Aqueduct stands as a monument to pioneers who developed the region.
	www.cd.gov.ab.ca /enjoying_alberta/museums_historic_sites/site_listings/brooks_aqueduct/index.asp (192 words)

	Immigration Canada - ALBERTA - CanadaOne.org - Immigration to Canada. Information and Legal Resources. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Immigration Canada - ALBERTA - CanadaOne.org - Immigration to Canada.
		Near the corner of Alberta Street and 28th Avenue a no-frills tacqueria called La Sirenita sells fish tacos to a long line of customers for little more...
		But the University of Alberta researcher says that something whatever it is has a powerful effect on the way we buy clothes.
	www.canadaone.org /pr/alberta (1892 words)

	Wire Wizard Communications Inc. - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Wire Wizard Communications Inc. was established in April of 2002 to meet the growing communications needs of the Oil, Gas and heavy hauling and public safety industry in South-eastern Alberta.
		We are a mobile company,specializing in sales, service and repair of 2-way land mobile radios and video surveillance equipment, fleet management systems and Wire Wizard L.E.A.D.System (law enforcement advanced digital video management system).
		Give us a call for our rates and product pricing, as well as for specific product information.
	www.wirewizard.ca (309 words)

	UNION CALLS ON MARTIN, KLEIN AND TYSON USA TO RESOLVE ALBERTA STRIKE
		TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - Oct. 13, 2005) - Michael J. Fraser, the national director of UFCW Canada (United Food and Commercial Workers Canada) is calling on Prime Minister Paul Martin, and Alberta Premier Ralph Klein to get involved to resolve a strike at the Tyson Foods Lakeside Packers cattle slaughterhouse and processing facility in Brooks, Alberta.
		The strike by members of UFCW Canada Local 401 started on October 12th after Arkansas-owned Tyson Foods rejected a proposal by a mediator appointed by the Alberta government to facilitate a first-contract agreement at Lakeside, following nine months of fruitless negotiations with Tyson Lakeside management.
		Today the UFCW Canada national director let senior Tyson executives in the United States know he is ready to meet face-to-face before the situation at Lakeside causes "irreparable harm to Lakeside workers, their families, Brooks, the Alberta community and the Canadian cattle industry," said Fraser.
	www.ccnmatthews.com /news/releasesfr/show.jsp?action=showRelease&actionFor=562484 (361 words)

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