81. About Canada government About government Canadian Honours Ceremonial and Canadian Symbols PromotionElections and Voting Going to canada government History government http://canada.gc.ca/acanada/acPubHome.jsp?lang=eng

82. CUUG's Virtual Tourist Of Alberta And The Canadian Rockies Western Canadian Online Outdoors News; Mountain, alberta, BC Weather and Road Conditions Thisofficial website tells you all the alberta government wants you to http://www.cuug.ab.ca:8001/VT/alberta.html

Virtual Tourist of Alberta and the Canadian Rockies Nature, History, Heritage Sites, Interesting Places Alberta, Canada Welcome to Alberta, one of the Westernmost provinces of Canada. With our mix of prairies, rolling hills and snowy mountains, small towns and cosmopolitan cities, and ancient history and modern attractions, we are sure to have something to interest everyone. The province of Alberta covers an area of over 600,000 square kilometers, and is home to more than 2.5 million people. The capital is Edmonton , located in north central Alberta. Alberta has an official coat-of-arms, flag, flower, motto, fish, bird, mammal, tree, stone and tartan . The province is bordered to the east by the province of Saskatchewan, to the west by the Rocky Mountains and British Columbia, to the north by the Northwest Territories and to the south by the state of Montana in the United States. The headings below correspond to the "Tourist Destination Regions" in this TravelAlberta map Right-click to open map in a new window. See also Atlas of Canada map and Relief Map Mapquest and the venerable Xerox PARC mapserver (centered on Calgary).

83. OIPC assessment (PIA) submitted by alberta government Services the OIPC accepted the albertaMental Health audio conferences throughout More Canadian Career Partners http://www.oipc.ab.ca/

Home Contact Us Site Map Search Advanced Search The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner is the regulatory body for the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act the FOIP Act ), the Health Information Act HIA ) and the Personal Information Protection Act Private Sector Privacy ). The Commissioner also conducts inquiries under the Access to Motor Vehicle Information Regulation AMVIR Dr. Martin Reedyk's Impact Health Services Privacy Impact Assessment Posted: Jun/04/2004 On June 4, 2004 the OIPC accepted Dr. Martin Reedyk's Impact Health Services PIA. Physician Office System Program (POSP) - Electronic Medical Record (EMR) The POSP provides assistance to.... More Dr. Rita Dahlke's CUPS (Calgary Urban Project Society) Community Health Centre Electronic Medical Record Implementation Project Privacy Impact Assessment Posted: Jun/04/2004 On June 2, 2004 the OIPC accepted Dr. Rita Dahlke's CUPS (Calgary Urban Project Society) Community Health Centre Electronic Medical Record Implementation Project PIA. Physician Office System....

84. Ropin The Web Portal Location alberta government Home Ropin The Web Home. Disclaimerstatement. © 2004 government of alberta. government of alberta. http://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/app21/rtw/index.jsp

85. Canadian Association Of Petroleum Producers - Alberta comments on the alberta government s draft Water for Life Strategy (Acrobat PDFfile); Water Use by the Upstream Petroleum Industry; Western Canadian Drilling http://www.capp.ca/default.asp?V_DOC_ID=714

86. Pediatricians Address Alberta Government On Chiropractic The government of alberta should enter into discussions with the Canadian OrthopracticManual Therapy Association (COMTA) and consider placing under its http://www.chirowatch.com/alberta981215pediatrcs.html

Have you been injured? ChiroWatch Hot-links Chiropractic anti-vaccine Chirowatch Bulletins Chiefs of pediatrics Magnetic health scams ... Chelation therapy Just Released Spin Doctors Canadians visit chiropractors about thirty million times a year, and surveys show that patients are generally satisfied with them. But Paul Benedetti and Wayne MacPhail have another opinion. This book is available from Chapter.Indigo.ca and you won't regret the purchase. Remember, the cost of the book is in Canadian dollars, so you really will save a whole lot. Pediatricians address Alberta Standing Committee on Health about Chiropractic spending and tactics December 15, 1998 Edmonton, Alberta Patrick Pierse, MB, FRCP(C) President of the Pediatric section of the Alberta Medical Association Positions of Endorsement ONE: The Pediatric Section of the Alberta Medial Association fully endorses the 1994 position of the Canadian Chiefs of Pediatrics in regard to their deep professional concern about chiropractic claims to treat infants and children. ( Canadian Journal of Pediatrics ; Jan. 1995, vol. 2 no. 1, pages 5-6)

87. FOI Resources At OGC alberta Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner. British Columbia. GovernmentInformation in canada. Back to top. US FOI Organizations. http://www.opengovernmentcanada.org/resources.htm

FOI Resources This page has been compiled from resources assembled by OGC coordinators Rob Cribb, Jeff Lee and Jim Bronskill. It is not complete. If you have links of your own you want to add, send an email to the webmaster Federal government links Provincial government links U.S. government links Canadian FOI organizations U.S. FOI organizations Tips, reports, misc. Federal government: Canadian Access to Information Act (Information Commmissioner's site) Federal Information Commissioner Federal Privacy Commissioner Database of ATI requests (Maintained by Prof. Alasdair Roberts) InfoSource : Contact names and addresses of government departments subject to the Act. The Directory of Federal Government Enquiry Points lists contacts by agency and office, with mail, E-mail address and phone numbers. The Sources of Federal Employee Information link lists personal information banks on federal employees. Finally, the Directory of Federal Government Databases lists all government information databases, their formats, and availabilities to the public. And once you've found the department and information you're looking for, Access to Information and Personal Information Request forms are also downloadable. You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to access the information on this page. Federal departments: Department of National Defence: ATI site Natural Resources Canada: ATI site Department of Fisheries and Oceans:

88. Alberta Community Development Contact Us Search. Location alberta government Home Community DevelopmentHome. 2004 government of alberta. Service alberta, government of alberta. http://www.cd.gov.ab.ca/

Contact Us Search Location: Alberta Government Home Community Development Home Keyword Search: Advanced Search Contact Us Site Map What's New ... Connections - Winter 2004 Special Events June and July Events Arts Festivals in Alberta for 2004 Help Make a Difference Live Outside the Box ... Privacy Statement The user agrees to the terms and conditions set out in the statement. Government of Alberta

89. U.N. List Of Issues For Canada, 1998 The minimum wage in alberta is the lowest in canada. What measures will the albertagovernment take in order to bring it in line with standards of adequacy? http://www.canadiansocialresearch.net/unab.htm

List of issues to be taken up in connection with the consideration of the third periodic report of Canada United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights - Implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (June 10, 1998) Alberta Government Response 3. What is the opinion of federal, provincial and municipal governments as to the effect of current or proposed trade and investment agreements such as NAFTA, FTAA and the MAI on their ability to fulfill obligations under the Covenant and what processes have been put in place to review this question? Alberta believes the Canada - U.S. Free-Trade Agreement and the NAFTA have not had any detrimental effect on the ability of the province to pursue and implement economic, social, or cultural policies it considers appropriate and necessary for the well-being of all Albertans. To the contrary, the Canada - U.S. FTA and NAFTA have provided substantial economic benefits to the provincial economy, resulting in better circumstances than would otherwise have been the case to pursue broader economic, social and cultural objectives. With respect to the Free-Trade Agreement of the Americas and the Multilateral Agreement on Investment, as there are no agreements in place (they are currently being negotiated), there are no actual circumstances to evaluate as to their effect on the province. As is the case in the negotiation of all of Canada's international trade and investment agreements, the province participates fully to ensure that its interests and concerns are addressed

90. Workplace Health & Safety, Alberta Human Resources & Employment The user agrees to the terms and conditions set out in the Copyright and Disclaimerstatement. © 2002 government of alberta. government of alberta. http://www3.gov.ab.ca/hre/whs/index.asp

Contact Us Search Location: Alberta Government Home AHRE Home AHRE Quick Links Alberta Adult Health Benefit Alberta Child Health Benefit Alberta Learning Information Service Alberta Works Assured Income - Severely Handicapped Calgary Region Careers in Motion Career Services Child Support Services AHRE Contact Information Disability Related Employment Edmonton Region Employee/Employer Rights Employment (Job Banks) Employment Standards Fact Sheets First Nations Training-to-Employment Health Benefits Income Support Labour Market Information Labour Relations Learning Opportunities Library Land Agents Licensing Mediation Services Minimum Wage National Child Benefit News Room Prescription Drugs Publications Site Map Skills Development Statistics Temporary Employment Programs What's New at AHRE Widows' Pension Workplace Effectiveness Work Safe Alberta Youth Connections Ask An Expert Contact Information eLearning Programs Heads Up! 2003 Lodge a Complaint Mentorship Program OHS Act, Regulation and Code OHS Code Explanation Guide OHS Council ...Appealing WHS Orders ...Best Safety Performer Awards ...Innovation Awards Partnerships and COR's ...Publications Prosecutions ...Bulletins/Booklets/Manuals ...Promotional Print Materials ...Statistics ...On-Line Video Clips ...Video Cassettes What's New Working Alone Work Safe Alberta WHAT'S NEW?

91. Www.tbsource.com Thunder Bay's Source Local News  2004 Local News MADD Applaud alberta government Decision Tb News Source WebPosted 5/12/2004 42439 PM. Members of the Thunder Bay Chapter http://www.tbsource.com/Localnews/index.asp?cid=67213

92. New Version Of Alberta Government's FV Roundtable Web Site file; 2.5MB); apparently no longer available at the alberta government s websitebut Final Report of the Canadian Panel on Violence Against Women, Minister of http://www.fathersforlife.org/fv/Alta/rtd/20040303revision.htm

Home News Links Search ... Support The latest news at: angryharry.com New Version of Alberta Government's FV Roundtable web site Much of the misandrist material has been removed — on or just prior to 2004 03 03. Is that a good reason to celebrate a victory? It is encouraging to see the changes that were made, but let's not get up our hopes too high. (Update 2004 03 05: See postscript The people that constructed the prior misandrist (man-hating) version of the Alberta Government's FV Roundtable website are still around.* We have absolutely no idea of the full extent of their power and influence in the whole process and whether that power extends as much as it did before to taint the roundtable process itself (what we do know is that their power is obviously not limitless, or the revisions would not have been made). Nor do we know in the least whether equitable levels of funding will now become available for pro-family and pro-male organizations in proportion to the demographics of the Alberta population. I will be pleasantly surprised if that should be the case, but I have misgivings. * See a critique of that version of the website Some of the sources of misleading statistics that were previously cited by Children's Services are still being cited now, right in the

93. Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society (CPAWS) - News - Conservation Groups Chall In a Canadian Press news report Monday an investor in to renegotiate their deal withthe government for 10,000 of the Chinchaga forest in alberta’s northern http://www.cpaws.org/news/chinchaga-kananaskis-2001-0718.html

See also CPAWS Edmonton Chapter Conservation groups challenge Alberta government to stop 'private' negotiations to sell public forests; more parks needed Background See also July 18, 2001 Conservation groups across Alberta are challenging the provincial government to stop private negotiations with two corporations intended to permanently commit to logging over 14,000 square kilometres of forests under long-term contracts of 20 to 25 years. In southern Alberta, Spray Lakes Sawmills (SLS) is in closed-door negotiations with government to obtain over 4000 square kilometres under a Forest Management Agreement (FMA) including 2300 square kilometres of Kananaskis Country. The company and the provincial government recently boycotted locally organized meetings about the logging contracts. Even local community leaders of Turner Valley have called for public review before any FMA agreements are signed. Public opinion polls have consistently reported Albertans want Kananaskis protected from more development. The groups point to a commitment that the Premier made in May of 1999 to complete a Regional Sustainable Development Strategy (RSDS) for Kananaskis Country. Despite this promise, the Government of Alberta is pushing ahead with plans to turn control of the forests in Kananaskis Country over to Spray Lake Sawmills through an FMA. Further protection measures would require the public to pay SLS compensation.

94. Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society (CPAWS) - News - Oil And Gas Industry Cont So far, the alberta government’s Special oldgrowth forests being liquidated inalberta, industry is said Sam Gunsch, Executive Director, Canadian Parks and http://www.cpaws.org/news/caribou-protection-2000-0126.html

See also CPAWS Edmonton Oil and Gas Industry Contravenes Alberta Government Guidelines for Woodland Caribou Protection Background More Information Caribou Position Statement January 26, 2000 The Alberta Wilderness Association (AWA), the Edmonton Chapter of Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society (CPAWS), and the Alberta office of World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF) today submitted their assessment and proposed caribou conservation policy regarding industrial developments to Environment Minister Gary Mar. For further information, contact: Sam Gunsch Executive Director Edmonton Chapter, CPAWS Telephone: (780) 422-5988 Peter Lee Regional Director World Wildlife Fund Canada Telephone: (780) 451-9260 Background Key Caribou Research Findings (1999) Woodland caribou in northern Alberta use available treed peatlands extensively. Oil and gas exploration has created significant linear corridors in treed peatlands of northern Alberta: one caribou study area of 6,000 sq. km. containing treed peatland is crossed by 236 gravel roads, 7,111 km. of seismic lines as well as containing over 1600 well-sites. Caribou avoid well-sites and associated linear corridors of seismic lines, roads.

95. Time For The Alberta Government To Undo The Wrong Created By Years Of Underfundi Press release March 12, 2002. Canadian teachers condemn alberta government sblow to public education and democracy. (Ottawa - CTF http://www.ctf-fce.ca/en/press/2002/pr02-8.htm

Press release - March 12, 2002 Canadian teachers condemn Alberta government's blow to public education and democracy (Ottawa - CTF News Service) The President of the Canadian Teachers' Federation (CTF) is calling on the Alberta government to rescind its regressive measures that seriously undermine public education and teachers' basic democratic rights. "There is no doubt that the Alberta government is shirking its responsibility towards children and public education." says CTF President Doug Willard. "We are very concerned that Premier Klein has displayed little compunction about breaking his promise to teachers and denying them a fair and impartial arbitration of outstanding issues. "Providing an arbitration process on the one hand and then restricting the powers of the arbitrator to rule in an impartial and comprehensive manner makes a mockery of the purpose of arbitration. "The Alberta government has removed the fairness aspect of the process by setting its own limits and rules. The restrictions imposed on the arbitrator to ignore classroom conditions will do nothing to attract and retain teachers in the province. This is an aberration of the arbitration process in the truest sense.

96. Alberta Finance - Home Page - Provincial Government Of Alberta, Canada Go to government of alberta Home Page. Location alberta government Home FinanceHome. Go to Finance Home Page, alberta government. Financial institutions. http://www.finance.gov.ab.ca/

Contact Us Search Location: Alberta Government Home Finance Home Welcome At Alberta Finance, we strive to further Alberta's reputation as an innovative and globally competitive province, with a fiscally responsible and accountable government. Our staff look for new and better ways to plan and budget for the province. We provide Albertans with quarterly fiscal updates, report on government's performance and provide economic forecasting. We also administer pension plans and regulate insurance. We provide a wide range of services to ensure Alberta maintains its strong financial position. For more information on Alberta Finance's responsibilities, click on any of the topics on the drop down menu above, or use the quick links on the right to access highlighted topics. June 4, 2004:

97. Resource Centre - Office Of The Privacy Commissioner Of Canada of Privacy Act Information Management, Access and Privacy Division alberta GovernmentServices 16th Floor, 10155 102 Street Edmonton, alberta, canada T5J 4L4 http://www.privcom.gc.ca/information/comms_e.asp

Commissioner's Findings Key Issues Media Centre Resource Centre ... Travel and Hospitality Expense Reports Provincial / Territorial Privacy Laws, Oversight Offices and Government Organizations Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... Yukon Alberta Laws: Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act Health Information Act ( came into force April 25, 2001 Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) (came into force January 1, 2004) Oversight: Frank Work Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta 410, 9925 - 109 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2J8 Phone: (780) 422-6860 Fax: (780) 422-5682 Email: ipcab@planet.eon.net Web Site: http://www.oipc.ab.ca/home/ Government Agencies Responsible: Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act Information Management, Access and Privacy Division Alberta Government Services 16th Floor, 10155 - 102 Street Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T5J 4L4 Office Phone: (780) 422-2657 Help Desk Phone: (780) 427-5848 Fax: (780) 427-1120 Email: foiphelpdesk@gov.ab.ca Web Site: http://www3.gov.ab.ca/foip/ Health Information Act Alberta Health and Wellness Email: inquiries (AHINFORM@health.gov.ab.ca)

98. Portal - Alberta Innovation And Science Location alberta government Home Innovation and Science Home.SEARCH, 2004 government of alberta. government of alberta logo. http://www.innovation.gov.ab.ca/

Contact Us Search Location: Alberta Government Home Innovation and Science Home SEARCH Quick Links Overview About Us The Minister Deputy Minister Initiatives Publications News Releases Events Listing Quick Links Overview Corporate CIO Strategic Priorities Initiatives Learn more about Alberta Innovation and Science. Keep up with our news releases and publications Innovative use of ICT is transforming the delivery of government programs and services. Quick Links Overview Grant Programs Apply For A Grant Research Project Database University Research Quick Links Overview Energy Research ICT Life Sciences Industry Sector Profiles Tech. Commercialization Techfiles Venture Capital Business Attraction Discover how Innovation and Science is investing in the future Search for Alberta research projects by browsing the research project database Results of the 2003-2004 ASRIP competition Read about our developing research system and our commitment to energy,

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100. LawRunner Canada: A Legal Research Tool An intelligent agentbased front-end interface for the world's largest and best World Wide Web index, Google, as well as other legal databases http://www.ilrg.com/nations/ca/

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