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Click to see this spectacular photo full size (Canadian Wellsite). Here is a Satellite Image Welcome to the Calgary page of CUUG's Virtual Tourist of Alberta and the Canadian Rockies Howdy! The largest city in Alberta , Calgary (a.k.a. "Cowtown" to fans and detractors alike) is located in the south-western part of the province. Calgary is home to the world-famous "Calgary Exhibition and Stampede," and is ideally situated in the province for use as a "base" to explore the natural, cultural, and historic wonders of Alberta . Home to much of the Canadian oil and gas industry, Calgary is a vibrant modern city filled with skyscrapers and modern amenities. The city has taken care to ensure that numerous "green" areas are easily accessible, combining the best of both worlds. The City of Calgary website provides extensive information on Calgary's history, economy and government. The City of Calgary has a population of roughly 850,000, and lies at an altitude of 1,049m. The weather in Calgary varies quite dramatically, from lows reaching -40C (albeit rarely) in the winter, to highs in excess of 30C in the summer. Calgary is subject to periodic "chinook winds" of warm air from the mountains during the winter which can cause the temperature to rise by more than 15C in just a few hours. Some History The human history of the Calgary region begins, as with all Alberta, with the native Canadians, over 12,000 years ago. The cultures which existed during the arrival of the European traders and settlers were the Blackfoot, Sarcee and Stoney. The first Europeans included David Thompson and Peter Fidler in the 1780's and 1790's, both of whom were associated with the fur trade.

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77. Alberta - Destinations - Canadian Tourism Commission Festivals Events. All across alberta, cities and towns are preparing for exciting annual festivals and events that promise to draw large, delighted crowds. http://www.travelcanada.ca/tc_redesign/app/en/ca/destinations.do?provinceId=2

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Alberta and Saskatchewan Entered Confederation: 1905 Territorial Development Population Economy and Urban Development Political Organization ... Sources Territorial Development The territorial evolution of Western Canada, at least until Canada purchased the North-Western Territory in 1868, was closely linked to European exploration and development of the territory after the 17th century. Hudson's Bay Company post, Fort Edmonton, Alberta, ca. 1900. The fur trade was the main reason for the exploration and development of the territory. The French and English competed with each other to discover various waterways and to establish trading posts. By the end of the 18th century, two rival companies were operating in the area: the Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company . The first company was owned by British interests, the second by Canadian interests, mostly from Montreal. By the end of the 19th century, Western Canada was transformed into an agricultural land base. The first permanent European settlements in Western Canada were found in the Red River region, near Fort Garry (Winnipeg). One such settlement, the Selkirk Concession , forever changed the relationship that the Europeans had with the land as well as with the Native peoples.

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