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History (HIST) 455: Canada and the Bomb: Canada and the World in the Cold War This course examines Canada's response to the unleashing of the atom's destructive power and the intense divisions between the two superpowers with the greatest control over that power. Among issues discussed are the range of official and private citizen attitudes to nuclear and conventional warfare, the Canadian armaments industry, Canada's role in the Vietnam war, and Canadian participation in NATO and NORAD. Throughout the course, a key concern is the relationship of Canadian attitudes to nuclear and foreign-policy issues on the one hand, and Canadian views of the values informing our own society, on the other. For more information about this course, contact the home institution listed below. Course Information Institution Course Code Discipline Credit Course Fee Athabasca University HIST 455 Humanities *Fees: Fees include a course package containing textbooks, a study guide, a student manual, and a book of readings. This fee applies to a province of Alberta student previously admitted to the University. A new student to the University is required to pay a one-time general application fee of $50 in addition to the course fees, for example. Fee schedules vary according to student locale. Method of Delivery: Individualized study.

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89. Royal Tyrrell Museum - A Place Of Discoveries Come and see the world's most extensive collection of dinosaur fossils and exhibits on prehistoric life at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, alberta, canada. http://www.tyrrellmuseum.com/

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712 - 16th Avenue NW, T2M 0J8 (Main Floor) see map Monthly Programs Location: Church Basement, 3818 - 14A Street Southwest (Altadore) The Alberta Family Histories Society, based in Calgary Alberta, is a non-profit organization formed in 1980 to promote and encourage family history research ... more What's New Calendar Contact Us ... Board Minutes Annual Report, 2003-04 Awards Brian W. Hutchison Scholarship Award AFHS and genealogical interests: e-list/dist-gen Computers: e-list/CompSIGTips You may submit a general query to safemail("dist-gen","afhs.ab.ca.ca","Dist-Gen") or check out our Queries page Chinook Submit a Chinook query Upcoming Events Monthly Programs Location: 3818 - 14A Street Southwest (Altadore) Date: Mon, Jun 7, 2004 Basics - 6:30 pm - Getting ready for Summer: Research Projects - Kay Clarke Main Program Volunteer Appreciation Night Also: AFHS Special Interest Groups will have displays set-up to show members what their various groups have to offer Genealogists. Future Programs For regular events please check the Calendar Oct 16, 2004 -

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98. Alberta GenWeb Genealogy Free Research Aid For The Province Of Alberta In Canada The alberta GenWeb Site is a free research aid for genealogy in the Province of alberta, canada. A part of the canada GenWeb Project. This project is comprised of an organized group of volunteers http://users.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.

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100. Diophantine Approximation And Analytic Number Theory BIRS, Banff, alberta, canada; 2025 November 2004. http://www.pims.math.ca/birs/workshops/2004/04w5507/

with the participation of Diophantine approximation and analytic number theory November 20 - 25, 2004 Organizers: Michael Bennett (University of British Columbia), Greg Martin (Department of Mathematics, UBC), John Friedlander (Univ. of Toronto Math Dept.), Andrew Granville (Department de mathematiques, Universite de Montreal), Cameron Stewart (Department of Pure Mathematics, Univ. of Waterloo), Trevor Wooley (Department of Mathematics, Univ of Michigan). Objectives The objective of this workshop is to gather together researchers with expertise in both Diophantine approximation and analytic number theory in an environment that fosters the presentation and sharing of the latest ideas in both fields. The participants named below have been chosen either as experts in analytic number theory whose work involves problems in Diophantine approximation, or as experts in Diophantine approximation whose methods also lend themselves to the resolution of open questions in analytic number theory. As remarked below, we also intend for the workshop to provide a significant learning experience and exposure to current research for number theorists in these two areas in the early stages of their careers. Number theory is unique among the major fields of mathematics in that it combines problems and questions of incredible simplicity and accessibility with truly deep and technical tools and methods for addressing these questions. A reduction of a problem in one area of number theory (and indeed in many other mathematical fields as well) often involves a very simply stated question in the other area, which can seem difficult to resolve if one is not well-versed in the techniques of the second area. Often, contact and communication between Diophantine approximation researchers and analytic number theorists is the greatest obstacle to overcome on the way to significant advances on both sides. This accessibility that number theory possesses is another reason that involving young researchers in the workshop is so profitable.

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