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	Encyclopedia: Edmonton, Alberta
		The University of Alberta (also known colloquially as the U of A), whose main campus is situated on the south side of Edmonton's river valley, is a board-governed, public institution with annual revenue of one billion dollars.
		The largest is the Royal Alberta Museum (formerly the Provincial Museum of Alberta, it was renamed by HM Queen Elizabeth II during her 2005 visit) which houses over 10 million objects in its collection.
		University of Alberta on the south side of Edmonton The University of Alberta is situated along the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River in the heart of the city of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Edmonton,-Alberta (10434 words)

	Natural Resources Canada Speech: 97/08
		Alberta is, today, a "have" province that every year attracts new citizens as a highly desirable place to live and prosper, be they from other parts of Canada or elsewhere in the world.
		Leduc Number One was the start of an industry that, today, ranks highly not just in Alberta, but in all of Canada.
		Leduc Number One was a great Canadian milestone, a discovery that helped change the face of the province and the nation.
	www.nrcan.gc.ca /media/archives/speeches/1997/199708_e.htm (944 words)

	The Leduc oil discovery (1947): historical context, economic impact and related links
		Leduc was the largest discovery in Canada in 33 years, and triggered a boom that would lead to the discovery of the bulk of Canada’s oil reserves, hidden deep in the limestone and dolomite reefs of the Devonian.
		Alberta changed from a predominately rural and agricultural province to an urban economy dominated by the oil and gas industry.
		The original well, Leduc #1, was capped in 1974, after producing 300,000 barrels of oil and 9 million cubic metres of natural gas.
	canadianeconomy.gc.ca /english/economy/1947Leduc_Oil_Discovery.html (620 words)

	Overview of Leduc County
		Leduc County is situated immediately south of the City of Edmonton, the Capital of Alberta, Canada, and is located within the fifth largest metropolitan area in Canada.
		Leduc County is a milk shed comprised of approximately 122 of the 1,422 dairy operations in Alberta.
		Leduc County has one of the best paved highway networks in the province and inter-connects to the provincial transportation system through six (6) provincial highways.
	www.leduc-county.com /about/about.htm (639 words)

	Leduc Alberta
		Leduc's 14,000 residents live 5 kilometers south of Edmonton, just east of both Highway 2 and the Edmonton International Airport.
		Leduc began as both a farming community and a railway town.
		The Leduc name was first given the telegraph station established in Leduc in 1890.
	www.edmontonrealestate.com /areasserved-leduc.jsp (160 words)

	Oil & Gas Events - Leduc
		Alberta is currently producing about two million bbls per day of liquid hydrocarbons, according to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers' latest figures.
		The Leduc discovery was the first opportunity for geologists and geophysicists to begin probing the Devonian reef, he added, whereas they had previously been concentrating on the Mississippian formations.
		The discovery of Leduc meant employment opportunities were now available in the province and Lougheed was able to begin his career working for Imperial shortly after he graduated from the University of Alberta.
	www.nickles.com /history/Leduc's_event.asp (1635 words)

	Striking Oil in Alberta - Politics and Economy - CBC Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		One spewing geyser of oil at Leduc, Alberta on Feb. 13, 1947 transformed the province’s economy.
		Leduc "blowing in" was famous and rare because Albertans had never imagined large oil reserves existed beneath the wheat.
		Alberta's economy is booming four years after the Leduc oil strike in 1947.
	archives.cbc.ca /300c.asp?IDCat=73&IDDos=378&IDLan=1&IDMenu=73 (293 words)

	AlbertaFirst.com - Leduc
		Leduc has responded to the challenges of an industry-hungry world with a flair, becoming one of Alberta's best equipped and most modern service centres.
		The economy of Leduc originally revolved around agriculture, and still today Leduc is at the centre of one of Alberta's richest and most diversified farming areas.
		Leduc is a part of the Black Gold Regional School Division #18, which is headquartered in Nisku [Tel: 780-955-6025], and the St. Thomas Aquinas Regional Separate School Division #22, headquartered in Leduc [Tel: 780-986-2500].
	www.albertafirst.com /profiles/statspack/20372.html (1852 words)

	Bantam Ti-Cats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Leduc Representative — The Leduc bantam TiCats won’t only be playing for a chance to move on to the provincial semifinals when they face the North Edmonton Seahawks, Nov. 6.
		Leduc Representative — It’s been a different sort of year for the Leduc bantam TiCats football team, who came up with their first win of the season, 41-26, against the St. Albert 49ers at Lede Field, Sept. 18.
		Leduc Representative — Seven members of the Leduc TiCats football team were selected to starting rolls on the North Bantam All-Star team set to compete against the South at the Bantam Bowl, May 23.
	eteamz.active.com /catsfootball (3235 words)

	Leduc Truss - Alberta's premier truss manufacturer in Edmonton Alberta
		The head office and manufacturing plant is situated in Leduc, Alberta, 15 minutes south of Edmonton on Highway #2.
		Leduc Truss manufactures everything from garage trusses and mini barns, to custom residential, farm and commercial trusses.
		With dedicated and innovative employees using leading edge technology, we have strived to consistently maintain the highest levels of service and quality.
	www.leductruss.com (186 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=104 (310 words)

	comm/can
		Leduc is a small city of 15,000 people.
		Leduc has access to a major highway, railway, and the Edmonton International Airport.
		Important buildings are the hospital; a new Protective Services building that houses the Leduc RCMP Detachment, the Fire Department and the Ambulance Department; the Black Gold Center consists of a hockey arena, indoor swimming pool with a water slide and outdoor spray park, and a cultural core with meeting rooms.
	starcatholic.ab.ca /stben/classes/2h/comm_can.htm (367 words)

	CM Magazine: Canada Strikes Oil: Leduc, Alberta, 1947. (The People's History of the West Series). (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A part of "The People's History of the West" series, this video shows what happened in Leduc in 1947 as well as explaining the importance of Imperial Oil's find in 1947 which opened the floodgates for the oil trade in Alberta.
		Vern's own story, as well as stories he tells to illustrate the hardships and wonders of the time, are informative and amusing, a wonderful combination.
		This short video would be a wonderful addition to a discussion of natural resources, Alberta's history, or Alberta's economy.
	www.umanitoba.ca /cm/vol7/no8/canadastrikesoil.html (242 words)

	ipedia.com: List of Alberta census divisions Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The province of Alberta, Canada, is divided into 19 census divisions according to Statistics Canada.
		These are in turn divided into county municipalities, improvement districts, special areas, specialized municipalities, municipal districts, regional municipalities, cities, towns, villages, summer villages, Indian settlements, and Indian reserves.
		This lists the census divisions in the province of Alberta, and all the county municipalities, improvement districts, special areas, specialized municipalities, municipal districts and regional municipalities in each.
	www.ipedia.com /list_of_alberta_census_divisions.html (163 words)

	Leduc real estate and real estate sales in Edmonton, Beaumont, Nisku, Devon, Leduc, Sherwood Park, Nisku, MLS, ...
		Leduc real estate and real estate sales in Edmonton, Beaumont, Nisku, Devon, Leduc, Sherwood Park, Nisku, MLS, www.brendacarlson.com, www.leduchomes.com, leduchomes.com,free market Remax evaluations call Brenda Carlson, Century 21, Royal Lepage Sutton Group serveing the real estate market in your area.
		I currently reside in Leduc and have also resided in the Calmar area on a farm.
		Getting in on the ground floor of Leduc real estate and Re/Max has helped me in processing all aspects necessary in making a sale as well as making a purchase.
	www.brendacarlson.com (281 words)

	STANDING THEIR GROUND: ANTI-RACIST ACTIVISTS PROTEST IN ALBERTA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The contingent of about 30 marched to the Leduc Inn, with placards that read: "A Racist-Free Alberta by the Year 2000," and handed out leaflets detailing the nature of the CLR, and why it should it be opposed, to motorists and pedestrians.
		Since the CLR moved from Ontario to Alberta in the late 1980s, they have largely escaped the presence of demonstrators outside their meetings.
		The Edmonton Journal, read by thousands, used the material as the basis for a story which stated that previous CLR meetings had been attended by convicted racist Jim Keegstra, that the Alberta Human Rights Commission had recommended the cancellation of their 1996 meeting, and that the Jewish Federation of Edmonton was opposed to the CLR.
	bethuneinstitute.org /documents/standing.html (696 words)

	RCMP News Releases - Found Body, Leduc Alberta
		July 15, 2003 (EDMONTON) - An incorrect spelling of the last name of the person identified as the woman found near Leduc on July 7, 2003 was supplied yesterday.
		Also, it was indicated yesterday that she has two children.
		It has since been learned that she has four children, none of whom live in Alberta.
	www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca /ab/news/2003/Jul_15_Leduc_Body.htm (90 words)

	Leduc on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It is the center of the Leduc oil field (discovered 1947), which is now mostly depleted.
		The town is an oil storage and pumping station and also serves as an agricultural distribution center.
		Ozias Leduc et son grand oeuvre - la decoration de l'eglise Notre-Dame-de-la presentation-de-Shawinigan-sud.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/L/Leduc.asp (359 words)

	Leduc Hotel Directory: Hotel & Motel listings for Leduc, Alberta
		Please refer to hotels near Leduc for other hotels in the area.
		If you are a Leduc hotel and your property is not in our Leduc hotel directory, it only takes a few minutes to add a complimentary listing.
		The Leduc Inn is located 5 minutes from the Edmonton International Airport in the city of Leduc in beautiful Central Alberta.
	www.discoveredmonton.com /Leduc/WheretoStay/HotelsMotels (210 words)

	Speech - Office of the Premier - Government of Alberta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This is indeed a tremendous tribute to the accomplishments of the Leduc community and the Alberta Legacy Development Society.
		Grain elevators have defined the Alberta landscape for decades, and are a symbol of the strength of Albert’s agricultural industry and the crucial role it played and continue to play in the economy and cultural life of this province.
		It’s no surprise that, Leduc has always worked so hard to preserve this elevator, given this community’s history of commemorating and celebrating its rich pioneering heritage.
	www.gov.ab.ca /premier/dsp_speech.cfm?content=60 (352 words)

	Leduc Hotels - Hotel Accommodation in Leduc \| Alberta Canada
		Leduc Hotels - Hotel Accommodation in Leduc
		Only five minutes from the Edmonton Intl Airport, the BW Denham Inn and Suites is conveniently located just off Highway 2 in Leduc.
		With a great range of budget to luxury hotels in Leduc, with many reviews and thousands of visitors per day, you can be sure to enjoy your Alberta visit.
	www.simplehotels.com /en/ca/leduc (118 words)

	Leduc Public Library
		As of September 1, 2005, the library will eliminate membership fees for residents of the City of Leduc and rural residents of the County of Leduc.
		The Leduc Public Library is a member of, The Alberta Library (TAL), the Yellowhead Regional Library (YRL) and The Regional Automation Consortium (TRAC).
		The Leduc Public Library is also a Community Access Program Site.
	library.leduc.ab.ca (151 words)

	Alberta (Canada) Elk Commission (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This past year has seen its share of challenges to our industry, agriculture in general has taken many hits and still we endure.
		The 2004 Alberta Elk Convention is a celebration of the Hard Work, Stamina, Determination and dedication of our producers!
		We are planning two days of fun, with activities that expand on our survivor theme; informative, with timely presentations of interest to all our producers; and friendly, with plenty of time to meet and visit with producers from around the province.
	albertaelk.com /Temp_Items/2004_Convention/convention_index.shtml (208 words)

	The Leduc Inn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Leduc Inn is proud to offer you our ONLINE Reservation and Tour.
		The Leduc Inn is located 5 minutes from the Edmonton
		The Leduc Inn offers competitive rates for all of our room packages.
	www.leducinn.com (232 words)

	Leduc, AB Florists and Flower Shops - Buy flowers from your local full service flower shops and florists in Leduc, AB
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		Call your local Leduc, AB florist and send a gift of flowers along with warm holiday wishes for Christmas, Dec. 25th, 2005.
		Celebrate the beauty of springtime this Easter, April 16th, 2006 with a gift of flowers from your local Leduc, AB florist.
	www.flowershopnetwork.com /search/AB/Leduc (561 words)

	Leduc Alberta Hotels & Motels - Save
		The Holiday Inn Express - Edmonton International Airport is conveniently located three KM from the Edmonton International Airport.
		3 km from Edmonton International Airport, minutes from the City of Leduc, the City of Edmonton and golf course...
		The newly renovated Nisku Inn and Conference centre located directly adjacent to Edmonton International Airport is a full service hotel.
	www.travelforecaster.com /hotels/Leduc/AB/Canada (284 words)

	EPL.ca: Alberta History
		Books about the discovery of oil in Alberta and the oil industry.
		Information about Alberta's early history including First Nations and Metis, and the fur trade.
		Step back to 1947 when oil was discovered at Leduc.
	www.epl.ca /EPLPathfinder.cfm?id=ALBERTAHI1 (368 words)

	Stoakes Consulting Group LTD.
		Leduc Fm., Strachan D3A and D3B Pools, South West Alberta
		Leduc Fm., Simonette Leduc Reef, West Central Alberta
		Beaverhill Lake Grp., South East Alberta and South West Saskatchewan.
	www.scgltd.com /scgWestCanStudyList.html (230 words)

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