81. Experiences - Culture - Language Learning In Canada English and French are your passports to discovering canada s beautiful scenery, friendly people, diverse culture, and wonderful attractions. http://www.travelcanada.ca/tc_redesign/app/en/ca/experiences.do?catId=42&provinc

82. GayCrawler.com - Search Engine For Gay And Lesbian. at the Olde Y Community Centre in Calgary, alberta, canada. South alberta (canada) association promoting BD/SM, Leather, Latex, Crossdressing etc. http://recherche.gaycrawler.com/V2/uk/index.asp?id=1&category=726100

83. Canadian Conference Of The Arts Canadian content and the expanding role of the artists will be explored through panel discussions, workshops and arts presentations. The new alberta culture http://www.ccarts.ca/eng/03do/03_02conf.htm

Past Conferences Chalmers Conference 200 Friday 27 February, National Arts Centre, Ottawa Advocacy and Elections The Chalmers Conferences provide an annual forum for representatives of arts service organizations to come together for information, discussion, and communication around topics of common interest. The 2003 conference, the largest and most successful to date, was described by The Arts Advocate as "... a pivotal event in the development of arts policy over the coming few years". For the past several federal elections, the CCA has unrolled an election strategy for the cultural sector, a strategy reached through consultation with its members. The CCA invites arts service organizations to attend the 2004 Chalmers Conference, to provide direct input into the next strategy, and help define the key messages. We need to hear from you - together our voice is stronger!

84. Canada Immigration Minorities Jobs Calgary Alberta Hiring Employment Hiring Empl Cross Cultural Parenting Program; Four Strong Winds; Language Instruction for Newcomers to canada (LINC); Red Deer, alberta http//www.intentr.com http://www.canadaimmigrants.com/Alberta.asp

Canada Immigrant Job Issues Resources Alberta Wild rose country Edmonton Immigrant Services Association http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/eisa/ provides programs and services relating to Education, Integration, Settlement, and Adaptation helps conduct research and publication provides community initiatives Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers http://www.emcn.ab.ca/Part-time%20ESL%20Reading%20and%20Writing.htm offers: Employment Services: Engineering Technologies Integration Program. Business Program. Community Services: Special Programs for Seniors. Crime Prevention. Calgary Immigrant Aid Society http://www.calgaryimmigrantaid.ca provides the following: Citizenship Classes Immigrant Language and Vocational Assessment Referral Center Initiatives/Projects Language Bank Mosaic Center Settlement Calgary Immigrant Women's Association http://www.ciwa-online.com offers the following services and programs: Cross Cultural Parenting Program Four Strong Winds Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) Making Changes Program Settlement and Referral Services Volunteer Training and Community Development Program Youth Program Immigrant Center. Red Deer, Alberta

85. IFCTV.ca :: Filmmaker Resources National Film Board (NFB) Telefilm Calada Telefilm canada Regional alberta A-Channel Drama Fund A-Channel Drama Fund alberta Cultural Industries Association http://www.ifctv.ca/resources/funding.asp

Associations Film Schools and Training Programs Funding Online Magazines Post Production Companies Filmmaker Resources: Funding Public Regional - Alberta Regional - British Columbia Regional - Manitoba ... Private Investment Public Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Canadian Television Fund (CTF) National Film Board (NFB) ... Telefilm Canada Regional - Alberta A-Channel Drama Fund A-Channel Drama Fund Alberta Cultural Industries Association Cultural Industries Loan Guarantee Alberta Cultural Industries Association Cultural Industries Loan Guarantee - (780) 498-5536 Alberta Film Development Program Alberta Film Development Program - (780) 498-5536 Alberta Motion Picture Industries Association (AMPIA) - (403) 944-0707 Alberta Motion Picture Industry Association (AMPIA) CFCN Production Fund (CTV) CFCN Production Fund (CTV) - (403) 240-5685 CFRN-TV Program Production Fund CFRN-TV Program Production Fund - (780) 486-9271 TELUS Television Development Fund TELUS Television Development Fund - (780) 498-5546 Regional - British Columbia British Columbia Arts Council Project Assistance for Media Artists Program British Columbia Arts Council Project Assistance for Media Artists Program walter.quan@gems9.gov.bc.ca

86. P.M.A.: Friends Of The Provincial Museum Of Alberta Society Development Committed support for the permanent acquisition of historical, cultural or scientific objects of significance to alberta, canada and world history. http://www.pma.edmonton.ab.ca/involved/friends/friends.htm

The Provincial Museum of Alberta Get involved! Friends of the Provincial Museum of Alberta Society The Friends of the Provincial Museum of Alberta Society was formed in 1982 by Albertans concerned about maintaining a high level of public support for the Provincial Museum. We have raised funds, supplied volunteers, done community promotions and helped spread awareness of Alberta's heritage. Our members come from across the province and around the world. All have been drawn to the Museum and its treasures. Some want to know more about the wildlife of Alberta and the world, so they head for the Bug Room and the Natural History displays. Others are interested in the cultural history of the west and visit the Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal Culture. Everyone enjoys the great visiting exhibitions. By becoming a Friend, you can do more than just visit the Museum! The Friends of the Provincial Museum of Alberta Society has helped fund and make these projects possible. These are some of the exciting projects the Friends have undertaken. With your donation, you will help make them grow. Wild Alberta Alberta wilderness ranges from snow capped mountains to marshes and badlands. Contributions by the Friends to this project will help open a dynamic and interactive gallery looking at Alberta's wildlife and environment.

87. Learning Network - Come Study In Alberta Students who study in alberta will also learn about Canadian lifestyles, will develop a better understanding of Canadian culture, and will form friendships http://www.learning-network.org/comestudyinab/comestudy_main.html

Attend high school in Alberta with the Alberta International Student Program. The International Student Program is designed to give students from abroad the opportunity to study in Alberta schools, to obtain Canadian credentials, and to develop their English language skills. Students who study in Alberta will also learn about Canadian lifestyles, will develop a better understanding of Canadian culture, and will form friendships with Canadian students. The Alberta Advantage Alberta is a vibrant and growing province of diverse landscapes and cultures. Quality education is one of the cornerstone of the Alberta Advantage, as it provides our students with the foundation they need to be successful in a changing global economy. International students are drawn here by our quality education system, high standard of living, safe communities, natural beauty and standard English accent. Most Alberta schools have few foreign students and the tuition fees are among the most affordable in Canada. In addition, the province's highly-trained teaching force provides quality educational services, including expert instruction in English as a Second Language (ESL). Most schools have no TOEFL prerequisite and set no entrance examinations. Students who return home can receive credit for work done in Alberta; for example, Japanese students can earn 30 credits for work done abroad.

88. The Business Link - BIS View identifies the categories of cultural property for which a permit is required before the object can be exported. Infrastructure canadaalberta Program (ICAP http://www.cbsc.org/alberta/tbl.cfm?fn=view&Include=ac5

89. The Business Link - Federal And Provincial Grant Programs alberta Foundation for the Arts; Arts Presentation canada; International Cultural Relations Program Literature and Telefilm canada - Funds and Programs; Theatre http://www.cbsc.org/alberta/tbl.cfm?fn=grants_programs

90. Vegreville, Alberta & Its Easter Egg In addition to being the center of alberta s Ukrainian culture, this town of the centennial of the formation of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in http://www.cuug.ab.ca:8001/VT/vegreville.html

Virtual Tourist of Alberta and the Canadian Rockies In addition to being the center of Alberta's Ukrainian culture, this town of 5300 has one other claim to fame: the world's largest known Easter EGG! We kid you not. This nine metre(!) high egg, decorated in traditional Ukrainian style, was built in 1975 to commemorate the centennial of the formation of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta (although I personally can't see the connection). Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip unveiled the plaque next to the egg during their visit in 1978. The Ukrainian festival is held in Vegreville during the first week in July. A big Thank-You goes to Victor Hannak who supplied both the graphic above and the following facts! (errors are my fault, not his) Ukrainian Easter Eggs are called "Pysankas", and to back up Vegreville's assertion that this is the biggest in the world a plaque is included telling the reader: Material : Aluminum Permanently anodized in gold, bronze, and silver. Number of Pieces Star Patterns: 524 Triangular Pieces: 2,206

91. Bill's Aboriginal Links: Canada And US Nations Inuit Tapirisat of canada A Confederacy of North Peace Tribal Council alberta Native Friendship Directorate First Peoples Cultural Foundation Native http://www.bloorstreet.com/300block/aborcan.htm

Canadian Links US Links Canadian Links Assembly of First Nations First Nations Web Site First Nations Online Resources for Indian Schools: First Nations of Canada ... Henderson's Annotated Indian Act (180 K) Indian Act Regulations (download) Treaty of 1693 ... Nisga'a Treaty AIP (264K) and (Highlights) Map of Proposed Nisga'a Lands BC Treaty Commission Act BC Treaty Commission Web Site ... Summary Report: Social and Economic Impacts of Claims Settlements in BC or (Full Report - 93K) Eco-Thoughts on Aboriginal Land Issues Aboriginal Rights Coalition (BC) Settlers in Support of Indigenous Sovereignty ... BC First Nations also Directory of Bands and Tribal Councils and Other Organizations Neskonlith (Shuswap Nation) Nisga'a (Schoolnet) Ts'ks'aylaxw First Nation ... Ont. MNR Intent to Impose Two ACF Licences (1996) and Negotiations Continue (1998) Ont. Agrees to Co-Management and Funding for Non-Native Commercial Fishers (1998) Concerns About Ont. MNR Fisheries Management AFS Position: Introduction of Fish Species ... The State of Canada's Forest (1997) Note Chapter on Traditional Ecological Knowledge ( Adobe Format) First Nations Forests National Aboriginal Forestry Association First Nation Forestry Program (Can) Canadian Forests Homepage ... Article: A Futures Market in Constitutional Rights?

92. The Directory Of Canadian Universities - University Of Alberta Construction Research Institute for canada; Cultural Industries Research Centre; Edmonton Radiopharmaceutical Centre, alberta Cancer Board; Ellerslie Field http://www.aucc.ca/can_uni/our_universities/alberta_e.html

93. First Nations SchoolNet - Premières Nations Sur Rescol TATSIKIISAAPO P MIDDLE SCHOOL. Blackfoot culture and language; located 10 minutes north of Cardston, alberta. MASKWACHEES CULTURAL COLLEGE Hobemma. http://www.schoolnet.ca/aboriginal/e/schools_alberta_e.asp

 Français  Contact Us  Help  Search ... Schools : Alberta Schools Alberta Schools ATHABASCA UNIVERSITY - CENTRE OF INDIGENOUS EDUCATION Program and course information. CADOTTE LAKE SCHOOL A 250-student K-12 school with 42 staff members. JEAN BAPTISTE SEWEPAGAHAM SCHOOL - Fox Lake K-12 school with 600 students; Little Red River Cree Nation. TATSIKIISAAPO'P MIDDLE SCHOOL Blackfoot culture and language; located 10 minutes north of Cardston, Alberta. MASKWACHEES CULTURAL COLLEGE - Hobemma Registration info, cultural centre and academic calendar. OLD SUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE - Siksika Staffing and application information for this Alberta college. OSKI PASIKONIWEW KAMIK - Wabasca Contact information for the elementary and Jr./Sr. High Schools. PIIKANI NATION SECONDARY SCHOOL Contact information for this Piikani Nation school. RED CROW COMMUNITY COLLEGE - Cardston Founded in 1986 and directed by the Blood Tribe Education Committee. SCHOOL OF NATIVE STUDIES - Calgary University of Alberta faculty, staff, programs, graduates, Elders and more!

94. The Provincial Health Ethics Network (Alberta, CANADA) a student at the University of alberta, pursuing a feminist bioethics, reproductive health, cross cultural medicine and canada has long been recognized as a http://www.phen.ab.ca/materials/intouch/vol3/intouch3-06.html

Volume 3, Issue 06 - August 2000 Multiculturalism and Informed Consent: Challenges and Questions Guest Writer Profile: Erin Cooper This month we are very pleased to have as our Guest Writer, Erin Cooper, B.Sc. Erin holds a B.Sc. in Cell Biology and Genetics from the University of British Columbia. She is currently a Research Assistant with the Provincial Health Ethics Network and is also a student at the University of Alberta, pursuing a Master's degree in the Department of Public Health Sciences. Erin's interests include feminist bioethics, reproductive health, cross cultural medicine and social determinants of health. Erin is also a volunteer with the U of A Student Distress Centre and the Edmonton Distress Line. Canada has long been recognized as a multicultural society. Our commitment to the "mosaic" vs. the "melting pot" approach gives all Canadians, in principle, the freedom and responsibility to respect and encourage the expression of the multitude of cultural norms, value sets, faiths and belief systems held by the various members of our communities. Perhaps nowhere are the expressions of culture as varied and personal as when related to views on health and disease.

95. University Of Alberta Hosts Folklore Conference (06/23/96) Ukrainian Canadian Archives and Museum), Dr. Nahachewsky (Huculak Chair of Ukrainian culture and Ethnography), Sandra Thomson (Provincial Archives of alberta) http://www.ukrweekly.com/Archive/1996/259627.shtml

University of Alberta hosts folklore conference by B. Cherwick and A. Makar EDMONTON - The conference "Studies in Ukrainian Culture and Ethnicity: Academic and Community Perspectives" took place at the University of Alberta on April 26-28. Sponsored by the Huculak Chair of Ukrainian Culture and Ethnography and the graduate students of the Ukrainian Folklore Program at the University of Alberta, this conference was attended by participants from throughout Alberta, as well as from British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and the United States. Ukrainian folklore studies at the University of Alberta had their start in the 1970s, thanks to the efforts of Dr. Bohdan Medwidsky. Beginning with one course, by 1980 a complete program in Ukrainian folklore had evolved, and in 1989 the Huculak Chair of Ukrainian Culture and Ethnography was established. This is the first privately endowed Chair in the faculty of arts at the University of Alberta, and is supported by generous donations from the community at large. The Huculak Chair, occupied by Dr. Andriy Nahachewsky, is the only center of its kind on the North American continent conducting educational and research programs in Ukrainian folklore. The Ukrainian folklore program grants the degrees of B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. A pre-conference public lecture held at the Edmonton Centennial Library featured Dr. Robert B. Klymasz of the Canadian Center for Folk Culture Studies in Hull, Quebec, who gave an audio-visual presentation titled "Ethnic Art in Canada: The Ukrainian Perspective." He described the development of a special exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Civilization.

96. Alberta Community Development Contact Us Search. Location alberta Government Home Community Development Home. Keyword Search Advanced Search Contact Us Site Map. alberta Connects, http://www.cd.gov.ab.ca/

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98. Discover Alberta's History By Visiting The Albertans: Who Do They Think They Are the power of imaginative and highquality Canadian online content important part of our historical and cultural heritage through the history of alberta. http://www.ic.gc.ca/cmb/welcomeic.nsf/0/85256a5d006b972085256db00065db58?OpenDoc

99. Table Of Contents Minorities in Cultural Development Fil Fraser University of alberta. Rethinking Audiences for Cultural Industries Implications for Canadian Research Liss http://www.wlu.ca/~wwwpress/jrls/cjc/BackIssues/19.3/

Back to Back Issues Canadian Journal of Communication Volume 19, Number 3/4, 1994 Table of Contents Editorial /Introduction Stuart McFadyen, University of Alberta Adam Finn, University of Alberta Colin Hoskins, University of Alberta Rowland Lorimer, Simon Fraser University Papers Of Culture, the Economy, Cultural Production, and Cultural Producers: An Orientation Rowland Lorimer with Nancy Duxbury Canadian Centre for Studies in Publishing Simon Fraser University Cultural Development and the Open Economy: A Democratic Issue and a Challenge to Public Policy Marc Raboy Cultural Industries Policy: Objectives, Formulation, and Evaluation Paul Audley The Environment in which Cultural Industries Operate and Some Implications Colin Hoskins Stuart McFadyen Adam Finn University of Alberta Trading in Culture: The Role of Language Richard Collins London School of Economics and Political Science International Regimes for Trade, Investment, and Labour Mobility in the Cultural Industries Keith Acheson Christopher J. Maule Carleton University Keith Acheson Christopher J. Maule

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