Alberta Blue Cross is an organization that offers supplemental health plans to consumers in Canada. There are a variety of health and dental plans available.

The coat of arms and the flag of Alberta are doubles. First, the blue sky and yellow wheat refer to the provincial colors - blue and gold. The gold is actually a deep yellow, similar to wheat and often the colors are called "Alberta blue" or "Alberta gold." The red and white cross at the top is the Cross of St. George, representing Alberta's ties to Britain. The wheat field represents Alberta's crops. Above is the prairies, parkland and mountains, all signifying the diverse geography of Alberta. Hope that answers your question!

no it has not been proven that the cross pollination of these trees is possible

Cross Zee Ranch is located on the northeast boundary of Canmore Alberta.

Nestled at the foot of Mt. Lady MacDonald

The blue background of Alberta's flag represents the sky and mountains of the province. The yellow stripe symbolizes the vast wheat fields and sunshine, while the red cross stands for Alberta's connection to the British monarchy and its heritage. The provincial shield in the center features the St. George's Cross, the Rocky Mountains, an oil derrick, and wheat sheaves, representing the province's natural resources and industries.