Alberta

The cost of living in Alberta has risen in the past few years. The prices of houses are high and rent is fairly high as well. There is only gst (5%) tax so that helps with reducing the amount of money you spend on a daily basis. Pay is around the same as in other places in Canada.

I guess Lloydminster is the best known. The Alta/Sask border runs through the middle of town. In the south, there aren't any that straddle the line, but Medicine Hat and Burstall are called border towns.

For its dinosaur bones, especially near Drumheller, AB, and the discovery of the dinosaur fossils of a species now known as 'Albertasaurus' (similar to tyrannosaurus rex).

Currently, it is well known for its petroleum oil production, especially from the oil sands.

Alberta is also well known for hosting the Olympics in Calgary, AB.

Alberta is well known for its beef and grain industries.

That all depends on where in Alberta you live or are visiting. In other words, topography and terrain in Alberta is quite variable, it's not the same throughout the province.

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Alberta has more than just one "main resource." That is agriculture in the form of cattle, hogs, dairy and chickens and crops like barley, wheat, canola, rye, and triticale; oil and natural gas; and forestry.

Alberta Canada imports wines, cheeses, beers, cars, and electronic goods.

Alberta exports oil and gas.

By Canada's core I'm guessing you mean central Canada. Central Canada is made up of two provinces; Ontario and Quebec.

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Manitoba is Central Canada.Ontario and Quebec have the largest populations and political power.

The core provinces paying more into Confederation than they take out is Alberta and Ontario and sometimes BC.

The altitude of Calgary is known to be 1,049 m over the sea level. Also, the highest mountain in Alberta is the Mont Columbia, 3,747 m, the second highest mountain of the Rocheuses Canadiennes.

Alberta's oil sands contain the third-largest proven crude oil reserve in the world, next to Saudi Arabia and Venezuela and are a source of energy, security, economic development, jobs, and prosperity for all Canadians.

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The Province of Alberta is located in Western Canada between British Columbia, Canada and Saskatchewan, Canada in northern North America.

English is the top language used in Alberta, though most schools in Alberta also offer French as a second language, and French is the second-most used language in this province above all other minority languages like Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi, etc.

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Three Canadian provinces are together referred to as the 'prairie provinces.' They are, from west to east, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Two cities in Alberta have over a million population: Calgary and Edmonton. Winnipeg, Manitoba, is in the three-quarters of a million range. In Saskatchewan, both Saskatoon and Regina are between 300,000 and 400,000.

Mount Columbia is not the highest point of elavation in Canada.

the highest point in Canada is Mount Logan... Yukon Territories

Yes, it's approximately five times the size.

If it fires a projectile, it is classified as a firearm and you will need a licence for it.

Your local District Firearms Officer will be able to advise you in more detail.

It's about 320km, or 195 miles from Calgary to the US border at Sweetgrass Montana, taking the most common route through Lethbridge Alberta.

There are a wide variety of foods grown in Alberta, from potatoes, peas, beans, squash, wheat, canola, barley, and rye to sunflowers, lentils, carrots, beats, sugar beats, corn, pumpkins, cucumbers, zucchini, etc. Alberta also grows beef cattle, hogs, dairy cattle, chickens, goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas, etc for meat, milk, and many other things made from animals.

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Spain: 504,030 km² Texas: 678,051 km² Texas, with 268,601 square miles, is larger than Spain--a country comprising 194,897 square miles--by 73,704 square miles.

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