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	Lesser Slave Lake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lesser Slave Lake is a lake located in central Alberta, Canada, northwest of Edmonton.
		It is the second largest lake entirely within Albertan boundaries, covering 1168 square km and measuring approximately 100 km long and 15 km at its widest point.
		Due to its location, Lesser Slave Lake is popular with birders, being located on a major fly-way for migrating birds, most notably eagles and pelicans.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lesser_Slave_Lake (128 words)

	SlaveLake.com - Slave Lake's Area Guide
		Slave Lake is located 250 km northwest of Edmonton, at the eastern tip of Lesser Slave Lake, which offers sandy beaches, suitable for fishing and boating.
		The Town of Slave Lake is located in the Municipal District of Lesser Slave Lake #124, in north-central Alberta on the southeast shore of Lesser Slave Lake.
		Slave Lake is part of the High Prairie School Division #48, headquartered in High Prairie [Tel: 780-523-3337], and the Slave Lake Roman Catholic Separate School Division #364, headquartered in Slave Lake [Tel: 780-849-3020].
	www.slavelake.com /communityprofile/completeprofile.html (2541 words)

	Slave Lake Profile: Page 1
		Slave Lake is strategically located on the primary Highway #2 and is located 248 kilometers northwest of Edmonton and 318 kilometers east of Grande Prairie.
		The Town of Slave Lake is committed to tourism and hospitality, and as such supports and maintains active involvement with the various local, regional and provincial tourism organizations.
		Slave Lake was originally known as "Sawridge" when it was established as a fur trading and supplies post late in the 1800's.
	www.web.net /~netcorps/expua/core/communities/profile/slave_lake/p1.htm (682 words)

	Slave Lake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Slave Lake is a prosperous town situated on the southeast corner of Lesser Slave Lake.
		The lake itself has many miles of beautiful sand beaches and shallow water which warms quickly on hot summer days.
		The vision for Slave Lake Koinonia Christian School was given to a man named Gordon Ferguson a local accountant and business man. Together with other like-minded Christians in Slave Lake, he met with Dennis Punter and plans were made to open the school in September of 1993.
	www.koinoniaschools.com /KCSSlaveLake.htm (546 words)

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		Lesser Slave Lake is the largest lake in all of Alberta and it is a fishermans paradise with a variety of fish such as Pike, Trout, Barble and Whitefish which all come in very large sizes.
		Lesser Slave Lake is unquestionably the most productive walleye water in Alberta.
		Lesser Slave Lake is a massive body of water covering about 1160 square kilometres.
	sportfisherman.net /sportfish/lakes-rivers/alberta/slavelak.htm (371 words)

	Important Bird Areas of Canada
		The landscape surrounding Lesser Slave Lake is a mosaic of agricultural land, homesteads, waterfront cottages, deciduous and mixed woods, and seasonal wetlands.
		The Lesser Slave Lake Region is a critiacl staging and feeding area.
		The present Lesser Slave Lake IBA committee, with representatives from the Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory, Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park, and Alberta Environment, was formed to assist with the development of the IBA conservation plan.
	www.ibacanada.com /cpm_slave.html (911 words)

	Treaty No. 8; Report of Commissioner for Treaty No. 8 - Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Both of these desired to enter into treaty, and it became necessary to decide whether they, after having come from distant points to meet one whom they looked upon as a representative of the government, were to be dismissed non-plussed and dissatisfied, or to be allowed to give in their adhesions.
		Dealing, under your instructions, with demands for land, two small provisional reserves were laid out at Lesser Slave Lake for Kinosayo's band, and fifteen or sixteen applications were registered for land in severalty by Indians who have already, to some extent, taken to agriculture.
		It appears that this disinclination to adopt agriculture as a means of livelihood is not unwisely entertained, for the more congenial occupations of hunting and fishing are still open, and agriculture is not only arduous to those untrained to it, but in many districts it as yet remains untried.
	www.ainc-inac.gc.ca /pr/trts/trty8/com_e.html (1034 words)

	Adventure Alberta - Ice Fishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Lesser Slave Lake is just two-and-a-half hours northwest of Edmonton by car and is located in the midst of the vast Northern Boreal forests.
		The lake covers approximately 1,160 square kilometers and is considered to be the number one walleye fishery in the province and it is now one of the few lakes where anglers can keep what they catch.
		Walleye are the specie of choice for many anglers in Alberta and Lesser Slave Lake is one of the few bodies of water that have not been over-fished so it’s not just a catch and release lake.
	www.adventurealberta.com /ice_fishing.htm (742 words)

	Lesser Slave Lake Regional Tourisim Committee Home
		Big Lake Country, characterized by the large bodies of water found in the Municipal Districts of Opportunity, Lesser Slave River and Big Lakes, is the only region in all of Alberta where visitors can take advantage of peaceful, uncrowded isolation, yet find every civilized amenity within minutes.
		A region where the province's largest automobile-accessible lake lies encircled by sandy beaches, and surrounded by an overwhelming choice of motor inns, restaurants, serviced campgrounds, resorts, museums, bed and breakfast facilities, cultural/heritage activities, fantastic fishing, birding and hiking trails.
		The towns of High Prairie and Slave Lake, found at the west and east ends of Lesser Slave Lake respectively, are jammed with attractions and special events like festivals, fairs, rodeos and native cultural activities.
	www.lesserslavelake.ca (329 words)

	Adventure Alberta - Guided Fishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Lesser Slave Lake is a massive body of water covering about 1160 square kilometers.
		Jessie Lake is a small isolated lake approximately 25km from the nearest road.
		Lesser Slave Lake is only 2 1/2 hours by car from Edmonton Alberta Canada.
	www.adventurealberta.com /fishing.htm (805 words)

	SlaveLake.com - Slave Lake's Area Guide
		The Town of Slave Lake is a thriving community of about 6,500 people who enjoy the advantage of living in a modern urban community surrounded by the lush forests and numerous lakes.
		Slave Lake is located on the eastern end of Lesser Slave Lake, an ideal family holiday destination and one of Alberta's best recreational playgrounds.
		Slave Lake is located at the junction of primary highways #2 and #88.
	www.slavelake.com /touristinformation (156 words)

	AlbertaFirst.com - Slave Lake
		Slave Lake is making the most of its abundant natural resource setting and the creative energy of its citizens.
		Slave Lake is located 250 km northwest of Edmonton at the southeastern tip of Lesser Slave Lake, within the Municipal District of Lesser Slave River.
		Slave Lake’s population of 6,600 is steeped in cultural and ethnic diversity.
	www.albertafirst.com /profiles/statspack/20462.html (2603 words)

	Guided multi day group kayaking tours adventure Lesser Slave Lake Alberta Canada Fishing Wildlife viewing Birding ...
		Lesser Slave Lake is one of the largest lakes in Alberta and is a great lake for kayaking, with it's beautiful beaches, warm water, good fishing and wildlife viewing opportunities.
		The last night is spent in a hotel in Slave Lake where you get a hearty dinner and a hot shower before returning to Edmonton the next day.
		Frozen lakes, waist deep snow, wildlife, the howl of a wolf and the crisp, clear air...
	www.adventures.ca /gasnet/1341-3.htm (317 words)

	Access Alberta - Slave Lake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The town of Slave Lake is on the southeastern shores of Lesser Slave Lake in northern Alberta.
		The waters are crystal clear and since the lake only reaches an average depth of 18 feet, the water is warm and wonderful for swimming.
		Lesser Slave Lake is also well-known for its wide variety of fish and great fishing "holes" out in this 65 mile-long lake.
	www.access-adventures.com /ab/ct/slavelak.htm (134 words)

	Woodall's...Camping & RVing in the Great Outdoors! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		A lake in the middle of the eastern border.
		The 14.2-mile (23 km) Freighter Lakeshore Trail is an easy-to-moderately difficult trail that goes by part of the Lesser Slave Lake shoreline, to Marten Mountain, native burial grounds, a white sand beach, sand dunes, mixed boreal forests and fl spruce sphagnum bogs.
		A chain of five lakes connected by Jarvis Creek, aspen and spruce stands, meadows and bogs, and sandstone cliffs are some of the natural features attracting and supporting a variety of wildlife, which includes grizzly and fl bear, elk, deer, beaver, ducks, cougar and much more.
	www.woodalls.com /common/states/can_al.cfm (1221 words)

	South Peace News - Opposition raises lake level at Alberta Legislature May 9 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Plans for Lesser Slave Lake could be under the microscope if municipal and provincial governments get their way.
		What is the status of the application by the municipal district of Lesser Slave Lake to draw 65 million cubic metres, or 2.5 inches, of water off Lesser Slave Lake for industrial use?" asked Carlson.
		As well, he adds, the meeting and everything learned at it clearly gives the Lesser Slave Lake Watershed Committee a mandate to closely study the lake and water level problems.
	www.southpeacenews.com /newsdesk/volume39/010516/news3.html (536 words)

	Lesser Slave Lake -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		The lake was visited in 1771 by the English explorer Samuel Hearne; it was not completely surveyed, however, until the early 1920s.
		The lake contains about one fifth of the world's supply of fresh water and is also the ninth largest in surface area.
		The lake and its surrounding region became Crater Lake National Park in 1902, with an area of 286 square miles (741 square kilometers).
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9047919?tocId=9047919 (911 words)

	AlbertaFirst.com - Lesser Slave River No. 124, M.D. of
		Charged with stewardship of this rich and vibrant region, Municipal District Council and Administration have adopted prudent planning and inter-municipal cooperative efforts with the Town of Slave Lake to ensure that both the economic prosperity and natural beauty are preserved for future generations.
		Following the railway west along the lake are the hamlets of Canyon Creek and Assineau, with populations of 271 and 49, respectively.
		Located between Lesser Slave Lake and the Marten River, this community consists of a year-round population of about 45 persons, but swells considerably in the summer due to a number of vacation properties.
	www.albertafirst.com /profiles/statspack/20684.html (3037 words)

	Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory : Songbird Festival
		This year’s songbird festival will be held June 4th and 5th, 2005 in Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park at the Lily Creek Banding Lab.
		Guided walks through the boreal forest and by the shoreline of Lesser Slave Lake.
		The 2003 art is printed on blue 100% pre-shrunk cotton, with the slogan "Catalysts for Conservation" and the names of the 10 bird species pictured.
	www.lslbo.org /songbirdfestival.asp (336 words)

	Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory
		Founded in 1994, Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory is located in northern Alberta in Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park, on the east shore of Lesser Slave Lake.
		Lake is the second largest lake in Alberta- 107 km long and 20 km wide.
		The northern shore of Lesser Slave Lake is relatively shallow (20 m), steeper, and often rockier than the shallower southern shore, which contains various marsh communities.
	www.bsc-eoc.org /national/lslbo.html (294 words)

	Lakeside Leader - Mayors, reeve (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		But, municipal officials from both ends of the lake found common ground in investigating raising lake levels when they met in Slave Lake last week.
		In essence, he said, the meeting "gives the Lesser Slave Lake Sustainability Committee a mandate from the four municipalities to explore the possibilities.
		Lesser Slave Lake M.D. Reeve Duane Kerik agrees High Prairie’s letter might not carry a lot of weight in government circles.
	www.lakesideleader.com /newsroom/volume30/010509/story1.html (407 words)

	South Peace News - Lesser Slave Lake focus of S.L. workshop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		That's why the Alberta Lake Management Society is hosting a two day workshop in Slave Lake Sept. 22 to 24.
		M.D. of Big Lakes insisted on simply using their representatives that currently sit on the Lesser Slave Lake Watershed Committee.
		That Lesser Slave Lake is the largest lake entirely inside the province, makes it a very important one.
	www.southpeacenews.com /newsdesk/volume43/050831/news3.html (509 words)

	HighPrairie.com - High Prairie's Area Guide
		They say ‘there’s gold in Lesser Slave Lake’ and no one knows that better than the many anglers who have made this their favorite fishing retreat- summer or winter.
		And of course, it happens a few anglers on Lesser Slave are just as lucky as the guys who travel a thousand miles to see if they can snooker the locals.
		This is the event that kicked off the explosion of interst in walleye angling on Lesser Slave that has done huge amounts for local tourism and lake development.
	www.highprairie.com /touristattractions/lesserslavelake.html (977 words)

	Important Bird Areas of Canada
		Slave Lake, AB The Lesser Slave Lake Region received international recognition today as a globally significant Important Bird Area (IBA), joining BirdLife International's global network of IBA sites.
		The Lesser Slave Lake Region hosts an incredible diversity of birds, counting over 200 species of waterbirds and landbirds.
		The Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory animates a host of bird education initiatives, including bird banding demonstrations, working with school groups, public interpretative programs, and numerous conservation initiatives.
	www.ibacanada.com /june03.html (425 words)

	Intro
		The Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory; designated in the year 2000 by Birdlife International is a globally significant, important bird area (IBA).
		Lesser Slave Lake is the second largest body of water in Alberta.
		The word "paradise" is often used to describe the Sawn Hills and Lesser Slave Lake is known as the "Jewel of the North".
	www.brassmonkeyproductions.com /grizzly/Part1.html (6575 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Largest auto-accessible lake in Alberta (108 km/68 miles long); Marten Mountain Viewpoint, at 983 metres, overlooks the striking panorama of the lake; lakeshore hiking trails allow you to explore ancient beach ridges and shifting sand dunes; songbird festival held in the park annually; call 780-849-2111 for occupancy updates.
		6 km north of Slave Lake on Hwy.
		32 km north of Slave Lake on Hwy.
	www.cd.gov.ab.ca /enjoying_alberta/parks/planning/gateway/siteinformation.asp?id=68 (119 words)

	CBC - Alberta Votes 2004 - Ridings
		Lesser Slave Lake is a vast riding in north-central Alberta, stretching almost 400 kilometres from top to bottom and 300 kilometres from side to side.
		Major communities in the riding include Slave Lake and High Prairie.
		Just over half of Lesser Slave Lake voters are aboriginal, the highest percentage in Alberta.
	www.cbc.ca /albertavotes2004/riding/063 (319 words)

	The Lakeside Leader - Slave Lake Weekly Local News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Police in Slave Lake are investigating the murder of a 54-year-old Slave Lake man who died of a single knife wound to the chest in the early morning hours Monday.
		It’ll be used to build the public access area at the marina located at the mouth of the Lesser Slave River.
		The good news is that fees have dropped, and the better news is there’s still room for minor ball players to register for the 2003 season in Slave Lake, according to one organizer.
	www.lakesideleader.com /newsroom/volume32/030423 (393 words)

	Slave Lake Profile: Index
		One of the purposes of Lesser Slave Lake Community Development Corporation is to initiate special projects to assist with community and organizational development.
		One such special project is to create "Community Profiles" in partnership with municipalities served by Lesser Slave Lake Community Development Corporation.
		In this case, we have formed a partnership with the Town of Slave Lake to produce their community profile.
	www.web.net /~netcorps/expua/core/communities/profile/slave_lake (156 words)

	The Hudson's Bay Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In the 1870s, the pack route between the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) posts at Fort Edmonton and Fort Assiniboine — the main trade route to Lesser Slave Lake, the Peace River district, and the interior of British Columbia — often became impassable because of mud and swollen rivers.
		In hopes of finding an alternate route to send its goods north, in the spring of 1874 the Hudson's Bay Company sent a scout to survey the terrain from Fort Edmonton to the south loop of the Athabasca River and the idea of Athabasca Landing was born.
		The greatest activity at the Landing in the 1870s occurred in spring when the HBC would dispatch a clerk from Fort Edmonton to hire Métis labourers to construct a fleet of scows to ship supplies to Lesser Slave Lake and posts beyond.
	collections.ic.gc.ca /Athabasca/html/hbco (605 words)

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