21. The Persons Case - A Milestone In The History Of Canadian Women A Milestone in the history of Canadian Women. In the 1920s five alberta women fought a legal and political the highest level for legal appeals in canada at the http://canadaonline.about.com/cs/women/a/personscase.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Canada Online History Women in History ... Canadian Passports zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); About Canada Government Basics Government Organization Government Services ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About Canada Online newsletter. Search Canada Online Email to a friend Print this page Stay Current Subscribe to the About Canada Online newsletter. Related Resources The Persons Case Canadian Women in History The Senate in Canada Elsewhere on About Persons Case - Women's History Canada - Women's History Women's Issues Elsewhere on the Web The Famous 5 Foundation Persons Case - Status of Women Most Popular Postal Codes Canada Shopping and Shipping across the Canadian Border How to Apply for a Canadian Passport - Applications for Cana... Canadian federal government - organization - how it works - ... ... Prime Ministers of Canada since 1867 - Canadian prime minist... What's Hot Conservative Gun Control Plan - Election 2004 Canada National Register of Electors Quebec City Canada summer activities maps weather Premiers of Canadian Provinces and Territories ... Origin of Names - Provinces in Canada The Persons Case From Susan Munroe Your Guide to Canada Online Sign up for my Newsletter A Milestone in the History of Canadian Women Background on the Persons Case The British North America Act, or BNA Act, of 1867, created the Dominion of Canada and provided many of its governing principles. The BNA Act used the word "persons" to refer to more than one person, and "he" to refer to one person. A ruling in British common law in 1876 emphasized the problem for Canadian women by saying "Women are persons in matters of pains and penalties, but are not persons in matters of rights and privileges."

22. Canada Facts: Alberta fourth daughter of Queen Victoria, became a province of canada with Edmonton The fourth phase of alberta s history began with the discovery and rapid growth of http://educationcanada.com/facts/index.phtml?sid=ab&a=3&lang=eng

23. Hinton History -- Hinton, Alberta Canada Town of Hinton alberta Crest In Support of Hinton history alberta canada Town of Hinton Endeavoring to make Hinton a safer environment in which to invest http://www.hintonhistory.com/

Welcome to Hinton Alberta History Website. Brule Area Donated by: Jen Fanjoy Hideaway Cafe Coal Mines Donated by: Chamber of Commerce and Erin Ottosen (Parklander) Schools Harry Collinge GTPR Hinton's GT Rail Station House Move Preservation of Interior Donated by: Hazel Hart (Amazing Women) This is her published book prior to publication Weldwood Donated by: Aaron Jones from Weldwood of Canada Hinton Pictorial Based on Hazel Harts information, this area holds a multitude of pictures from the whole area over the years Mary Reimer Park Brief History on how the land became Donated by: Mary's Brother; Art Thorsen Did you know the Hinton Train Station was built in 1911? Visit the Grand Trunk Preservation Status for information on the preservation of our Train Station House. Last updated Mar 13, 2004 Don't forget to check the status of the TSPSC! The Station's Interior Restoration Starts Soon! Grande Trunk Pacific Railway Station House Email Lorraine for more information.

24. Alberta GenWeb Genealogy Free Research Aid For The Province Of Alberta In Canada books, please forward the information for inclusion on Local history Books For Genealogy HelpList canada. in mail mode by sending a message to albertaL-request http://www.rootsweb.com/~canab/

Welcome to the Alberta GenWeb A part of the Canada GenWeb Project This project is comprised of an organized group of volunteers working to create a FREE source location for online genealogical research for every county in the province of Alberta. Learn more about the Alberta GenWeb Project. My name is Annette Bame Peebles and I have become the new Alberta GenWeb Volunteer Coordinator. I am in the process of changing this site, so please bear with me as pages change, disappear and reappear looking different or on a totally different page. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me at apeebles@sat-co.net I would like to give a BIG THANK YOU to Darlene Homme for being the previous volunteer coordinator for this site from 1997 to 2003, she will be missed a great deal! There are many more links on the way. If you know of a link that isn't here yet, let me know! Thank You Search the Alberta GenWeb site. Search This Site The Web Get a Search Engine For Your Web Site Search the Alberta Online Digital Archives Before you search the digital archives please note Do not contact the submitter of archival information for lookups. Often these people are unable to or have no desire to do lookups.

25. BWO - Canada - Alberta BH6. The Golden Trail. The Camrose Canadian August 8, 1955. A newspapers Headlines of the history of Camrose, alberta. BH6. Harvest http://www.rootsweb.com/~bwo/can_ab.html

Canada - Alberta This list was last updated on Sunday, 25-Apr-2004 15:59:59 MDT. You are the visitor to this page since April 19, 1997. General "Along the Wapiti." Wapiti River Historical Society. Editors: Joan G. Yates, Audrey J. Lowe. Ronalds Western Printing Ltd. Edmonton, Canada. 1981. A history book of local people who homesteaded in the northwestern area of Alberta along the Wapiti River. Communities: Aspen Dale, Aspen Ridge, Dimsdale, Flying Shot, Grovedale, Klondyke Trail, Lucky Tree, Millarston, Pipestone Creek, South Wapiti and Wembley. This book includes an index of surnames. "The Yukon Story." Walter R. Hamilton, Mitchell Press Limited, Vancouver,BC ; 1964. "A Sourdough's record of Goldrush Days and Yukon Progress from the earliest times to the present day." County of Camrose "The Bitter N, Sweet." The Bittern Lake-Sifton Historical Society. The History of The Bittern Lake-Sifton District in the County of Camrose. "Each Step Left it's Mark." Hay Lakes History Book Commitee 1st printing 1982. A History of Hay Lakes and surrounding Area in the County of Camrose. "Footprints along the Stoney." Armena Local History Committee. A History of Armena and Baldenstein areas in the County of Camrose.

26. Alberta Social Studies Geography alberta How the West was Young A great website and resource about early alberta history. illustrated - From canada s Digital Collections Program/Heritage http://www.archaeolink.com/alberta_social_studies_geography.htm

Alberta People History Social Studies Home Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Yukon Learn about Ancient Canada in Canadian Archaeology , province by province. Alberta Act Document by which the Province of Alberta was established. - From William F. Maton - http://www.solon.org/Constitutions/Canada/English/aa_1905.html An extensive list of click-to view maps of communities and regions. - illustrated - from Multimap.com - http://uk.multimap.com/index/CA1.htm Alberta Colleges and Universities An online list of schools with contacts and other information. "Click on the name of a college, university or online education provider in canada, alberta to view the detailed information; "Profile" icon directly takes you to the school's distance learning department or division profile if it is available. You can also find out about what other students think about the school by clicking on "Forum" icon." - From Center for Global Education - http://www.cgedonline.net/jsp/Colleges_and_Universities/Canada/Alberta/

27. The Alberta Traveller: Alberta's History alberta was now a fullfledged member of canada. A Quick Trip to the 1800s. alberta s history dates back thousands of years when a gigantic lake covered most of http://www.uinta6.k12.wy.us/WWW/MS/7grade/Social Studies/canada/North West Mount

About Alberta Alberta Adventures Information Center Alberta Events ... Travelling Alberta A Short Alberta History Take a trip down history lane. Alberta's history dates back to prehistoric times, but is best told by beginning in the eighteenth century. In prehistoric times, Alberta was a large inland swamp and lake with roaming dinosaurs. Eventually Alberta was populated by Indian bands. It wasn't until the 1800s that the white man 's thirst for western lands caused them to interact heavily with the Albertan Indians. A Quick Trip to the 1800s summarizes prehistoric Alberta to the first contacts with the Indians in the early eighteenth century. Baby's First Steps describes the first contact between the white man and Indians in the late 1800s. Becoming a Province covers Alberta's steps in becoming a province. Building a Province describes Alberta's present. Alberta is known as the princess province. The province and one of its most famous landmarks are both named after the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria of England, Princess Louise Caroline Alberta. At the time of Alberta's creation in 1882 the Princess was married to the Marquess of Lorne who was Governor General between 1878 and 1882. In 1905 the province entered the Confederation of Canada as a province. Alberta was now a full-fledged member of Canada. A Quick Trip to the 1800s Alberta's history dates back thousands of years when a gigantic lake covered most of Alberta. Geological evidence shows that in prehistoric times

28. About Alberta - History: First Nations (Government Of Alberta) The Mounties established their first post in alberta in 1874 prairie s original inhabitants signed agreements, called treaties, with canada. history Fur Trade. http://www.uinta6.k12.wy.us/WWW/MS/7grade/Social Studies/canada/North West Mount

The first European to reach Alberta was the fur trader Anthony Henday , who explored the vicinity of present-day Red Deer and Edmonton in 1754-55. He spent the winter with a group of Blackfoot, with whom he traded and went buffalo hunting. The fur traders traveled into Alberta using its rivers. Their northern route brought them to Lake Athabasca. They built Fort Chipewyan , Alberta's first European settlement, near the mouth of the Athabasca River in 1778. The traders came to central Alberta by the North Saskatchewan River, on which they built Fort Edmonton, at the site of the future city named for the fort - Edmonton. In 1799, the fur traders built a third centre at Rocky Mountain House, near the mountain pass that leads to British Columbia. The fur trade changed the lives of the First Nations. Their somewhat nomadic lifestyle became focused on gathering, transporting and trading furs with European explorers and settlers. In return for their furs, they received guns, blankets and metal goods. The trade also led to greater knowledge of the geography of Alberta, especially through the work of David Thompson. In the 1790s and early 1800s, Thompson drew the first good maps of the Alberta region as he explored and surveyed for the North-West Company (NWC).

29. EPL.ca: Alberta History 971.23 Search here for books on various topics in the history of alberta. J 385.0971 Books about the history of railways in canada. http://www.epl.ca/EPLPathfinder.cfm?id=ALBERTAHI1

30. EPL.ca: Alberta History aspects of alberta’s early history through images Provinces From the University of alberta, a collection of text and images from western canada. http://www.epl.ca/EPLMaster.cfm?id=ALBERTA000000003

31. HISTORY OF ALBERTA for my Garneau family roots began in 1953 in alberta, canada. Our multicultural family is shaped by those who went before us so a brief prehistory is included http://www.telusplanet.net/public/dgarneau/alberta.htm

HISTORY OF ALBERTA A Homesteader Family Perspective This is a continuation of the Metis Nation History. It is one view of the mixing pot for my Metis, Indian and European cultures. The quest for my Garneau family roots began in 1953 in Alberta, Canada. Our multicultural family is shaped by those who went before us so a brief pre-history is included. TRANSLATE: Français, Deutscher, Italiano, Portuguêses, Españoles ALBERTA HISTORY pre-history to 1799 ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY ALBERTA HISTORY DIRECTORY Return to MAIN HISTORY index HOME Return to HOME PAGE. The Garneau family trek into Alberta is dated between 1871 - 1875. The Garneau District of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada is named after my great grandfather, Lawrence Garneau. A number of attempts have been made to erase his contribution to the history of Edmonton.

32. Native Native history alberta and canada National Archives of canada Homepage - Aboriginal Peoples - Guide to the Records of the Government of canada http://www.telusplanet.net/public/mtoll/native.htm

Native History Battles Chiefs Histories Alberta History ... Websites Great Indian Battles Temple Hill Indian Battle Whoop-up Massacre Blackfoot Cree Battle Return top page Great Indian Chiefs Chief Bull Head Chief Bull Head (StamiksoToosan) Treaty No. 8 Chief Bull Head of the Sarcee Chief Crowfoot Chief Crowfoot (Isapo-Muxika) Chief Crowfoot - Home Page of the Kainai Tribe Issap'mahkikaaw (Crowfoot) Chief Piapot Chief Piapot (Payepot) The Saskatchewan Indian: A Tribute to Great Saskatchewan Indian Leaders by SchoolNet Digital Collections program, Industry Canada Chief Poundmaker Chief Poundmaker The Saskatchewan Indian: A Tribute to Great Saskatchewan Indian Leaders by SchoolNet Digital Collections program, Industry Canada The North West Rebellion North West Rebellion - Canadian Military Heritage Project The North West Rebellion - From Wikipedia The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Chief Red Crow Chief Red Crow Red Crow - Warrior Chief by Hugh A. Dempsey Mi'k ai'stowa (Red Crow) Red Crow Memorial Cairn Chief Shot-On-Both-Sides Chief Shot-On-Both-Sides Mountain Chief - Blackfoot Mountain Chief (Ninastoko) Blackfoot Mountain Chief by Joyce Spoonhunter Witness to Carnage -The 1870 Marias Massacre in Montana Return top page Individual Native Histories POTTS - Jerry NATAWISTA (Natawista Iksana) THREE PERSONS - Tom Return top page Native History - Alberta and Canada National Archives of Canada Homepage - Aboriginal Peoples - Guide to the Records of the Government of Canada An overview of Aboriginal History in Canada Record Group (RG) 10 (Indian Affairs) Inventory ... Early History and Stories, Del Bonita Prehistory

33. CLASSICS SUBJECT GUIDE of Classicists at the University of alberta. Classical Greece including literature, history, art, archaeology Humanities canada / Humanities canada Billed as a http://www.ualberta.ca/~slis/guides/classics/home.htm

CLASSICS SUBJECT GUIDE Table of contents Introduction Art of the Ancient World Archaeology History ... Search Tools Introduction This guide was created by Lyle Ford and Joan Martin in partial fulfillment of their Master of Library and Information Studies degrees. The guide serves as a starting point to Classics Internet resources and aims specifically to meet the needs of Classicists at the University of Alberta. The Internet resources lie in three main subject categories: Classical Art, Archaeology, and History. Other categories gather resources under the following headings: Listservs and E-Journals (electronic journals), Classics Departments, Classics societies, Other Classics Resources, a Photograph Gallery and Search Tools. Introduction Art Archaeology History ... Table of Contents Art of the Ancient World ArtServe - the Australian National University Mosaic for the Humanities. This server provides access to 10200 images, a full length book and a mechanism for searching text via a forms interface. If you do not have a browser that can handle images, do not go here. Highlights include an excellent tutorial on the Palace of Diocletian at Split, images from Classical Turkey, images of classical architecture, and a book titled The Greek and Roman Cities of Western Turkey by Michael Greenhalgh.

34. CANADA - MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN, ALBERTA GENEALOGY & HISTORY ARTICLES - The Glob Manitoba, Saskatchewan alberta Genealogy history Articles. Click any headline to read a complete article •, alberta (canada) Birth, Marriage Death http://globalgenealogy.com/globalgazette/cda-prairie.htm

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35. LINKS - Alberta, Canada Genealogy, History, Library, Archive, Family website that would be helpful for those interested in alberta history or genealogy Rights Reserved 43 Main Street South, Campbellville, Ontario, canada L0P 1B0 http://globalgenealogy.com/links/canada-ab.htm

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36. About Alberta - Snapshots In History Eventually the Indian people were outnumbered by the French and Englishspeaking migrants from Eastern canada. alberta s history in the 18th and 19th centuries http://www.alberta-canada.com/about/abhist.cfm

Where We're At Alberta Emblems Snapshots from History printer friendly Snapshots from History Becoming Alberta Taming Alberta Politics in the Province of Alberta Alberta Sports History ... Keep Exploring... Becoming Alberta The area that became Alberta was originally populated by a number of Indian tribes. Among them were the Blackfoot, Peigan, Blood, Sarcee, Slavey, Cree, Chipewyan and Beaver. These tribes prevailed until the 1880's, when the first European's came. Eventually the Indian people were outnumbered by the French and English-speaking migrants from Eastern Canada. Alberta's history in the 18th and 19th centuries revolved around the Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company. The two rivals established trading posts in Alberta, competing to acquire the most beaver pelts. They mapped much of the countryside as they traveled the rivers and developed the fur-trading industry. The companies merged in 1821. By the middle of the 19th century, Christian missionaries began to confront the fur traders for control of the area. In 1869, the Canadian government bought all of the Hudson Bay Company's territory, as well as the rest of the land that would later make up the province of Alberta. The Dominion Lands Act was created to distribute land to settlers in 1872. A quarter section of land (160 acres) cost $10.00. At the time of purchase, the settlers had to agree to build a house and cultivate the plot. Their toil and adventures to tame the land were made easier with the development of a new, fast-growing variety of wheat.

37. Alberta: History And Politics II in 1670, and its early history was dominated to have reached (1754) presentday alberta was Anthony was sold to the newly created confederation of canada. http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/world/A0856544.html

Encyclopedia Alberta History and Politics Alberta was originally part of the vast territory granted to the Hudson's Bay Company by King Charles II in 1670, and its early history was dominated by the fur trade. The first European known to have reached (1754) present-day Alberta was Anthony Hendon of the Hudson's Bay Company. There was also much exploration of the region by the Montreal-based North West Company, which merged with the Hudson's Bay Company in 1821. Traders arrived from the upper Great Lakes before Sir Alexander Mackenzie crossed (1793) the region on his way to the Pacific. In 1794 a Hudson's Bay Company fort was built at the site of present-day Edmonton. Destroyed by natives in 1807, it was rebuilt 12 years later and for 50 years thereafter served traders and missionaries within a wide radius. The area remained under the control of the Hudson's Bay Company until 1870 when it was sold to the newly created confederation of Canada. In 1874 the Northwest Mounted Police established Fort Macleod in S Alberta, and the following year they built a log fort on the site of present-day Calgary. An act of 1882 created four administrative divisions from the Northwest Territories, and one was named Alberta in honor of Queen Victoria's daughter, Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, whose husband was then governor-general of Canada. The Canadian Pacific Railway came through in the mid-1880s, opening up the area to ranchers and homesteaders, but settlement was slow. In 1891 there were only 14,500 nonnative settlers in the present province. To populate the vast, fertile land, the Canadian government advertised for immigrants, offering many free acres as inducement. Over the next five years immigrants poured in owing to the government's vigorous immigration policy, dwindling available arable land in the U.S. West, the introduction of a new strain of fast-maturing hard spring wheat, and the easing of the 22-year-long depression endured by North America. Edmonton boomed as a supply base during the 1898 Klondike gold rush, and its growth continued during the early 1900s as immigrants began settling surrounding farmlands.

38. Canada And North America (British Empire & Commonwealth Land Forces) Fort Rodd Hill (Parks canada); Fort Wellington (Parks canada); Glenbow Museum Military history Collections (Calgary, alberta); Vancouver http://www.regiments.org/milhist/na-canada/canada.htm

Authors and Contributors this page: T.F. Mills Page created 23 January 1996 Corrected and updated CANADA and all British North American colonies since 1783 Queen's Colour of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Major Government Sites Military News General Reference Military History ... Other Web Catalogues Brief Constitutional History of British North America since 1783 ... continuing British North America before 1783 Treaty of Paris: Britain recognised the independence of the United States of America ; remaining British possessions in North America were: Newfoundland Nova Scotia (1713), including Cape Breton Island, and mainland territories later called New Brunswick (1763), including territory later called Ontario Ile St. Jean

39. CultureCanada.gc.ca: History - Alberta alberta s Political history Source canada s Digital Collections. alberta Origin of the Province s Name Source Natural Resources canada. http://www.culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.2.9.

Search Where You Are Home Provincial and Territorial Information Alberta History ... Visual Arts View similar pages for: British Columbia Canada Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon About Alberta Source: Government of Alberta Alberta's Heritage Attractions Master List Source: Alberta Heritage Alberta's Political History Source: Canada's Digital Collections Alberta - Origin of the Province's Name Source: Natural Resources Canada Alberta and Saskatchewan - Canadian Confederation Source: National Library of Canada Alberta Family Histories Society Source: Alberta Family Histories Society Alberta Folklore and Local History Collection Source: University of Alberta Library Alberta Historical Resources Foundation Source: Alberta Community Development Alberta History - Edmonton Public Library Source: Edmonton Public Library Alberta History: First Nations Source: Government of Alberta Alberta History: Fur Trades Source: Government of Alberta Alberta History: Oil and Gas Source: Government of Alberta Alberta History: Settlements Source: Government of Alberta Alberta Past to Present: Alberta: Home, Home on the Plains

40. Travel To Provinces - Alberta History Along The Highway A Home Travel to canada ReviewAlberta history Along the Highway A Traveler s Guide to the Fascinating Facts, Intriguing Incidents Lively Legends in http://www.travel-helper.com/to/canada/provinces/alberta/Alberta-History-Along-t

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