Alberta

4401 University Drive West Lethbridge, AB T1K 3M4, Canada

Yes in August 10, 2009 Yes in August 10, 2009

The name was given due to the difficulty early settlers had there - the land was "bad".

electrician, plumbing, autobody mechanic etc

Yes, per the Arizona MVD. Any motorized cycle requires a class M licence or endorsement. However any cycle with an engine under 50cc of displacement, and a top speed under 25mph classifies as a moped (even if it has no petals), and only requires a standard drivers license. The basic rule here is "if it goes fast enough to ride it in traffic, you need a license to drive it"

Alberta is not an American state, it is a Canadian province, therefore Alberta does NOT have Senators. Alberta has MLA's (Member of Legislative Assembly) and there is one for each region of the province.

there is no such thing as a hypoallergenic cat

Edmonton is referred to as YEG because that's the airport code for Edmonton.

Taking AB 23 North out of Lethbridge to Calgary and then AB 2 North out of Calgary saves 3 miles in distance but adds 33 minutes of drivings time over the preferred all AB 2 North route which is 320 miles.

Yes, it is a city of about 42, 500 people in southern Alberta, about 15 miles north of Calgary, in Rocky View County. It is considered a "bedroom community" (commuting suburb) of Calgary, and is on the main highway from Calgary to Edmonton, the provincial capital.

Most drug store and beauty stores sell mane and tail shampoo and conditioner.

Yes, Quebec became the third province in Canada to legalize same-sex marriage on 2004 March 16. Eventually same-sex marriage was legalized all over Canada with the passage of the Civil Marriage Act on 2005 July 20.

In the United States in 2011 the average annual salary for veterinarians was ~US$90,000.

expensive

pollution

go to this website: http://www.inthe90s.com/generated/time1994.shtml

Yes there are several hydro plants in Alberta, the largest one being on the Brazeau River with around 350MW of power generation. Other hydro plants are for example; the Oldman River Dam, Bighorn Dam (on North Saskatchewan River), and spray lakes reservoir. There are numerous other small plants, even 3 plants on irrigation canals in southern Alberta. Yes there are several hydro plants in Alberta, the largest one being on the Brazeau River with around 350MW of power generation. Other hydro plants are for example; the Oldman River Dam, Bighorn Dam (on North Saskatchewan River), and spray lakes reservoir. There are numerous other small plants, even 3 plants on irrigation canals in southern Alberta.

Pros:

-The railway that joined the colonies together made travel much easier.

-It would end in political deadlocks.

-Canada would attain more resources from all of the colonies.

Cons:

-Nova Scotia could easily trade over seas and didn't necessarily need a railway.

-They weren't friendly with other colonies.

The Rosebud Dinner Theater is located in the Canadian province of Alberta. Specifically, the dinner theater is located in the city of Rosebud within Alberta.

the governer of Alberta is

Lieutenant Governor Donald S. Ethell you can read more about him at

http://www.lieutenantgovernor.ab.ca/default.htm

Yes Alberta has many sports teams that compete at national tournaments. These include but are not limited to:wrestling, lacrosse, volleyball, hockey and gymnastics. Usually to get on one of these teams an athlete must qualify in some way during provincial tournaments, etc.

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The abbreviation ADLC stands for Alberta Distance Learning Centre.

I heard once that the divorce rate in Calgary was 51% and that 75% of those divorces were initated by women. I think the reason divorces are so high here is that women have unreal expectations, all want brad pitt even when they are un attractive and just basically spoiled without respect for men. Just using men for financial gain. Men are not to bright here either.

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