Alberta

* Vegreville is home to a huge Ukrainian Easter Egg

* žAlberta was named after an English princess called Princess Louise Caroline Alberta.

Also... Mining; agriculture; food processing; oil refining; metals; machinery; chemical products; hydroelectric power; wood and wood products; fur; and fishing are Natural Resource.

World's 5th largest producer of energy in the world.

Alberta is one of the world's largest producer of wheat.

. Alberta was named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, fourth daughter of Queen Victoria.

there are 5 national parks located at Alberta.

The first peopel to settle here came 8000 years ago.

About 3.5 million people live here.

The current GST percentage in Alberta is 5% as of January 1, 2008.

GST is a federal sales tax. It is the same in Alberta as in every province and territory in Canada: currently 5%.

Average time is at least four hours. It always takes a little longer in winter driving conditions.

Five largest Cities in Alberta in order:

Calgary: 1,065,455 (2009)

Edmonton: 783,439 (2009)

Red Deer: 89,891 (2009)

Lethbridge: 86,659(2010)

Fort Mcmurray 76,797(2010) plus the shadow population (not inluded) 27,541

St. Albert just misses the list with (2010) people

Even though Fort McMurray boasts 76,797(2010) people, it isn't legally a city. It isn't even a town. It is administered by the County of Wood Buffalo. Which has a total population of 104,338.

Same situation as Sherwood Park, which with 62,786 people thought to be a city, is also administered by a County seat.(Rounded Up)

The two main industries in Alberta are agriculture and oil and gas.

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potatos are grown in zone 3 which is in Adelaide, South Australia

thanks thanks but the answer would have been nice

There were no cities in Alberta at the time but all towns and villages wanted to be the Capital as it would bring in money and status. Other towns that could have been selected include Calgary, Lethbridge and Lac La Biche. I'm not sure there were any other serious considerations because Edmonton had closer ties to Britain and Eastern Canada.

It is eighteen year old (18).

Both the Northwest Territories and British Columbia share borders with the Yukon and Alberta.

It is 4228 miles or 6803 kilometers between London, England and Edmonton, Alberta.

The driving distance from Calgary, Canada to Claresholm, Canada is 137 km

1. Calgary-1,162,100 2. Edmonton-1,081,300 3. Red Deer-85,705 4. Lethbridge-83,960 5. Fort Mcmurray-81,079 6. Medicine Hat-60,120 7. Sherwood Park-59,409 8. St Albert-57,719 9. Grande Prairie-50,227 10. Airdrie-38,049

It is 182 miles and an extimated 3 hour and 20 minute drive according to Google Maps.

Why is the Wild Rose the symbol of alberta?

It is a Learner's Permit License, which allows you to drive a vehicle only if there is a designated driver that is over 18 years of age and holds at least a Class 5 to Class 1 license sitting beside you in the passenger seat.

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Persons eligible for welfare in Calgary are unemployed individuals, those unable to work due to illness, and individuals pursuing training prior to seeking employment. The individual need to fill an income support application form that is available online or from a social worker. All relevant attachments such as doctor's letter for sick people , identification documents, and other supporting evidence are outlined in the application form.

September 1, 1905

Alberta, Canada covers an area of 661,848 km2

it is important because the bones were all found in Alberta

Edmonton borders the Parkland, Sherwood Park and Strathcona counties.

Google Maps estimates the driviing time as 16 hours and 6 minutes.