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Stories Collection

- Frontier Diplomats: Alexander Culbertson and Natoyist-Siksina' Among the Blackfeet, ...
- edited by David Ridley. Red Deer: Central Alberta Regional Museums Network, 162 pp.,...
- by Diana J. Mansell. Thomas Press, Box 130841, Ann Arbor, MI, 48113. 219 pp., illus....
- by Paul Voisey. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 270 pp., illus., paper, $29.9...
- by Fred Schutz. Red Deer: Red Deer & District Museum, 351 pp., illus., paper, $2...
- by Tom Sando. Edmonton: NeWest Press, 240 pp., illus., paper, $19.95.
This is ...
- edited by PearlAnn Reichwein and Karen Fox. Calgary: Historical Society of Alberta, ...
- In Alberta, the Amateur Athletic Union is the direct outcome of the efforts made by ...
- The election of the Social Credit government in 1935 ushered in a period of signific...
- Glenmore School in south-west Calgary came into being on May 5, 1888, and was named ...
- CCF Colonialism in Northern Saskatchewan: Battling Parish Priests, Bootleggers, and ...
- Frederic Remington came early in life to be regarded as the leading figure in Americ...
- The three riders who crossed from Montana into Alberta in late May of 1888 were youn...
- Charlie Russell and Frederic Remington were idealistic young men when they first saw...
- by Susan Warrender. Calgary: Alister Bear Enterprises, 256 pp., illus., paper, $19.9...
- by Raymond Huel. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 456 pp., illus., paper, $39....
- by Ruth Matheson Buck. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 166 pp., illus., pap...
- Early in August 1891 a group of businessmen and others made a special train trip to ...
- edited by Raymond Blake and Andrew Nurse. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 1...
- "Well where is this thing going to lead us and what is the future of it? It is ...
- edited by Harry P. Diaz, Joann Jaffe & Robert Stirling. Regina: Canadian Plains ...
- Prior to the departure of newlywed Monica Hughes from England in 1909, to live on a ...
- edited by Marsha A. Sovada and Ludwig Carbyn. 258 pp., illus., paper, oversize, $39....
- by Marjory Brown Azarowicz. Privately printed, 97 pp., paper, available from the aut...
- by Fil Fraser. Edmonton: Lone Pine Publishing, 240 pp., illus., paper, $21.95. In th...
- In 1795, Fort Edmonton, on the North Saskatchewan River, was named after Edmonton, M...
- by David J. Carter. Elkwater, AB: Eagle Butte Press, 247 pp., illus., paper, $24.95....
- by T.D. Regehr. Kingston, ON: Pandora Press, 524 pp., illus., paper, $49.95.
I...
- Historical Society of Alberta September 11 to December 10, 2003
Voyageur ($100 ...
- by Hugh A. Dempsey. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 304 pp., illus., hard cove...
- Historians explore the past by focussing on human and institutional interactions. He...
- One of the most popular figures in Lethbridge during the 1930s was Mike Mountain Hor...
- Game in the Garden: A Human History of Wildlife in Western Canada to 1940, by George...
- Norman Lougheed arrived here last Saturday in his big automobile, this being the fir...
- One of the great stories of western Canadian history, one which has taken on almost ...
- Alequiers, the history of a homestead, by Mike Schintz. Calgary: University of Alber...
- The history of mountaineering in Canada began with a miscalculation. On 1 May 1827 a...
- by Karen R. Jones. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 340 pp., illlus., hard cove...
- When I took over as editor of Alberta History (then called the Alberta Historical Re...
- by Lois Harder. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 256 pp., paper, $34.95.
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- The Herald of July 27, 1921, reported the excitement of that morning: "It was o...
- Ever since explorer Charles Horetzky and botanist John Macoun began touting the Peac...
- In the ninetieth of his ninety-three years Clarence Howard Stout got down to somethi...
- This year marks the golden anniversary of Alberta History. First published in 1953, ...
- John T. Schmidt's Beat: From Barnyards to Boardrooms, by John Schmidt. Privately pri...
- by Tony Hollihan. Edmonton: Lone Pine Publishing, 2 vols. each 320 pp., illus., pape...
- by Harry M. Sanders. Calgary: Red Deer Press, 344 pp., illus., paper, $19.95.
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- In 1926, the Blairmore Enterprise reported a Calgary' clergyman's warning that the K...
- by Max Foran. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 332 pp., illus., paper, $34.95. ...
- The Society wishes to acknowledge and thank the following persons and organizations ...
- I had never really entertained the fantasy of a castle or great house in my family's...
- Sweetgrass Hills: A Natural and Cultural History, by Johan F. Dormaar, Lethbridge: L...
- Like its famous four-star counterpart in Toronto, the King Edward Hotel in Calgary d...
- History has not been kind to women--Indian, (2) mixed-blood, or white. It has usuall...
- The Lure of the Peace River Country, 1872-1919, by David W. Leonard & Victoria L...
- by Hazel Litzgus. Calgary: Fifth House Ltd., 80 pp. colour illustrations, bound, $27...
- edited by Veronica Strong-Boag & Michelle Lynn Rose. Peterborough: Broadview Pre...
- by Paul Dederick and Bill Waiser. Calgary: Fifth House Ltd., 128 pp., illus., paper,...
- by Henry C. Klassen. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 496 pp., illus., paper, $...
- by Patricia K. Wood. Montreal: McGill- Queen's University Press, 200 pp., bound, $65...
- by Hugh A. Dempsey. Calgary: Fifth House Limited, 248 pp., illus., paper, $24.95.
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- by Frances W. Kaye. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 324 pp., illus., paper, $...
- This is the story of a modest man who was obliged to migrate from the Maritimes to t...
- by Georgia Green Fooks. Lethbridge: Lethbridge Historical Society, Box 974, T1J 4A2....
- I paid a visit to the new Indian industrial school for Indian children just built [a...
- I wonder what the Calgary parents are going to do to keep the children off the stree...
- The exact route travelled in 1887 by the first Mormon (2) pioneers from Logan, Utah,...
- About 6:30 a.m. on Monday 22 November 1971, Margaret Leeferink pulled her station wa...
- The preservation of the old Hudson's Bay fort at Edmonton, and the marking of all hi...
- Editor, Alberta History,
I noticed with interest your use of Sydney Hall's sket...
- Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 170 pp., illus., paper, $19.95. An importan...
- Calgary: Fifth House, 144 pages, illus., colour, paper, $29.95. The Lake O'Hara regi...
- by R.G. McConnell and R.W. Brock. 52 pp., illus., map, paper, $9.95. Available from ...
- by Marjorie Barron Norris. Calgary: Bunker to Bunker Publishing, 221 pp., illus., pa...
- edited by Patrick Douaud & Bruce Dawson. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center...
- by Bohdan S. Kordan. Montreal: McGill- Queens University Press, 232 pp., illus, boun...
- by Maureen K. Lux. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 312 pp., illus., paper, $22...
- by Patrick Brode. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 252 pp., illus., bound, $45....
- The town itself is very prettily situated on the south bank of the Red Deer river wh...
- Editor's Note: In 1957, Lawrence McGillivray interviewed his grandfather, Lawrence F...
- In the Winter 2003 issue, John G. Van Wart was shown incorrectly as Isaac G. Van Wan...
- Western Canada's medical past has no more an illustrious figure and no greater contr...
- by Greg Marchildon & Sid Robinson. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 477 ...
- In July 1876, my partner and I loaded our train of eight carts, with oxen as motive ...
- edited by Jim Blanchard. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press, 260 pp., illus., pa...
- by Jonas Thor Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press, 306 pp., illus., paper, $19.95...
- edited by Stephen L. V King. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 216 pp., paper...
- by David C. Jones. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 316 pp., illus., paper, $29...
- When Freeze left New Brunswick, the Canadian Pacific had not yet been completed. He ...
- by James Willard Schultz, edited by David C. Andrews. Norman: University of Oklahoma...
- Introduction
In the early 1880s, Isaac Sanford Freeze, a 35-year-old storekeepe...
- edited by Wayne Norton and Tom Langford. Plateau Press, Box 283, Kamloops, BC, V2C 4...
- by Charles and Cynthia Jou. Moody's Lookout Press, 3378 W 39th Ave., Vancouver, BC. ...
- by Marylu Walters. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 400 pp., illus., paper, $2...
- Although Freeze's wife and two children arrived in Calgary on April 9, 1884, it was ...
- Historical Society of Alberta
September 1 to December 15, 2002
Voyageur (...
- Although the winter began with a cold snap in November, the weather moderated, with ...
- Calgary: Fifth House Limited. 104 pp., illus., paper, $12.95. Alex Wolfe, an Ojibwa,...
- Almost everyone who arrived in Calgary wanted to visit the Rockies, which could be s...
- edited by David W Peyto. Peyto Lake Books, #59, 3302-50 St. NIE, Calgary, T3A 2C6, 2...
- In his absence, VanWart had built a small wooden frame store on the east side of the...
- by Frederick William Ings. Privately printed. Available from Linda Homburg, 2026B--2...
- In later years, when asked by a reporter why he stopped in Calgary, Freeze responded...
- by Laurie Meijer Drees, Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 272 pp., il...
- by William C. Wonders. Victoria, BC: Trafford Publishing, Ste. 6E, 2333 Government S...
- Who is that gentleman?" asked the writer, of a friend who was teaching in the G...
- edited by Lee Sheddin. Calgary: Brindle & Glass, 248 pp., paper, $9.95.
Th...
- Some six years ago the Rev. Father Fouquet foretold the findings of diamonds in Nort...
- by Tony Cashman. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 180 pp. illus., paper, $24.9...
- One of the notable characters in the history of southern Alberta was John J. Healy w...
- The Sir James Hector cairn, now nearing 100 years of age, is the oldest monument in ...
- In 1942, Fort McMurray in northern Alberta, became the site of a large base camp of ...
- Heavy Horses: An Illustrated History of the Draft Horse, by Grant MacEwan. Calgary: ...
- The Old Bow Fort, by Douglas A. Hughes. Calgary: Detselig Enterprises, 62 pp., illus...
- Egg was an egg-shaped, bouncing ball of a puppy with a million questions. Why is fur...
- Why do teachers give homework?
Ripley F., Georgia
Practicing at home what...
- To beat boredom in January, we have an art show. The weeks before our art show, we a...
- I live on a dairy farm. When I get bored, I like to go to the barn. I play on the ha...
- Mother Earth
The Earth is your bed.
Lie down and dream sweet dreams.
fo...
- Heat Race
My heart pounds fast.
It's hard to run
in sand so hot
ben...
- Start at the beginning and see how far you can go, thinking of good answers from you...
- In this big picture, find the slice of pie, window, needle, bowling pin, crown, bowl...
- My favorite thing to do to beat boredom is to look through photo albums and pictures...
- Dear Arizona,
My friends are all on vacation. My parents say we can't afford t...
- The bazaar is crowded this evening. It is the Hindu month of Shravan (August or Sept...
- There's some of Goofus and Gallant in us all. When the Gallant shines through, we sh...
- Gifford Pinchot wanted to be a forester. He was smart, hardworking, and wealthy. He ...
- Blue Canoe
I
am
the
front-seat
paddler
of our
team.
...
- They are following an odor on the ground that was put down by the ant that found thi...
- How do seedless watermelons grow when the watermelons come from the seeds?
Bia...
- How many teeth did Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaurs have?
Marissa McCorkle, Age 9
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- Dad and I are riding in the pickup on the gravel road to our ranch. An empty horse t...
- I'm a little afraid to go back to school because I'm going to middle school. Can you...
- Which of these puzzle pieces belong in the numbered spaces?
Challenge: Find whe...
- 1. Cut out a fish shape from cardboard.
2. Bend the fish forward above the tail...
- Hidden somewhere on this page is the missing piece of cake. Can you find it?
T...
- It is a hot, sunny day at the beach. Which will make you feel even hotter--wearing a...
- 1. Cut a 11/2-inch ring from a paper-towel tube. Cover it with black paper, and deco...
- 1. Cut two pieces of felt in the shape of a sea star.
2. Cut three chenille st...
- 1. Cut out a 6-inch-by-8-inch piece of cardboard. Use felt to make a 1-inch border a...
- It was so hot...
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eggs cooked themselves.
[IL...
- I went to the island to see puffins.
But what I learned that day had very littl...
- Things aren't always what they seem. For instance, hitting a slow-moving pitch, like...
- What object is being described? See how many clues it takes you to guess.
1. I...
- 1. Stretch a sock downward over a clean plastic frosting tub so that the sock meets ...
- 1. Glue plastic bottle caps of all different sizes to the inside of a shoebox lid. L...
- Long ago, people believed the Earth didn't move. They saw the Sun rise every morning...
- When it's too cold outside to play, my morn takes my little brother and me down to t...
- As a kid, I knew summer was almost over when my sandals felt too tight--and when the...
- Brad: "Why do bears paint their faces yellow?"
Lad: "I don't kno...
- As the plane touched down, Maria stared out the window over her mother's shoulder. G...
- Friendship
Friendship is the greatest thing.
It's better than money or gold...
- The Magical Walk
As I walk through
the dark, wet forest,
drops fall fro...
- Moose had a birthday. His best friend, Goose, said, "I'll give Moose a birthda...
- Python
Traditional (Yoruba)
Swaggering prince
Giant among snakes.
Th...
- A Rainbow, a Rainbow
It is raining and not stopping,
and hard to play in th...
- In the little meadow,
The birds sing every day.
In the little meadow,
The...
- Night
Night is the same as day,
Except stars summon the darkness
So tha...
- This isn't an ornament on this oak tree. What is it?
This growth, or oak-apple ...
- I am going to get braces soon, and I do not want anyone making fun of me. What shoul...
- Why do horses sleep on their feet?
Kianna Jack, Age 10
California
I...
- Goofus doesn't warn others before he passes them.
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- Solo Flower
A flower sways in a field
Like a sailor on a ship
Sailing t...
- People who love hummingbirds have a long list of reasons to watch them.
Every ...
- At swim meets I get so nervous that I don't want to swim. What should I do?
Me...
- 1 Dump all the sand out of your sneakers. Save some in a jar.
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- My favorite way to bust boredom is to read a book. Sometimes I get so interested I f...
- What Can Yellow Be?
Yellow is a swoop of an eagle
against deep sunlight,
...
- A new study from the University of Michigan shows Americans are spending less time on...
- ABC's HIT DRAMA Commander in Chief focuses on the personal and political challenges f...
- Six women have taken seriously ill, including two who died, after taking the drug coc...
- Poor Orlando Boni. When you're the world's leading manufacturer of portable hockey-pu...
- The Liberals," Duff Conacher declares, "were elected in 1993 with a fundamental plank...
- For the record, Mr. Le Pen is not a "Nazi" or even an "anti-Semite." For proof, see h...
- In February, Alberta increased the provincial tax on a pack of cigarettes by $2.25 in...
- Whenever the luminaries of Canadian culture and the media begin worrying about freedo...
- Small-l liberal journalists and politicians are quick to condemn conservatives whenev...
- Saskatchewan premier Tommy Douglas, in 1961 a press release from his province's Indus...
- Toronto geologist Alar Soever was going through a divorce early in 1996 when he first...
- A year-long struggle between the Alberta government and the Alberta Teachers' Associa...
- * Four Canadian soldiers, members of the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian ...
- In late March, the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) confirmed it was spending mor...
- DIED: Kathleen G. (Kay) Matheson, 84, a teacher and municipal politician; from the co...
- * No welcoming flags flew when Darryl Cowles, 24, returned in January to Sudbury, his...
- Jesus Christ was rather judgmental on the subject of sexual molestation of the young....
- Derik Hodges, spokesman for Revenue Minister Elinor Caplan, has now cleared up any po...
- * The glut of older childless women is grist for the new reproductive-technology mill...
- Retired automobile industry executive Ken Packer of Winnipeg has close relatives in B...
- * The anti-Churchill diatribe by Kevin Michael Grace (Eclectica, April 15) contained ...
- One of Stockwell Day's first and greatest mistakes as leader of the Canadian Alliance...
- KASTELEN SAUSAGE and FINE MEATS is a family-owned company that's got its sights set o...
- Remember that time you had stomach cramps, nausea, the trots and a touch of fever for...
- After 1,000 pro-Palestinian demonstrators-"angry and chanting," according to the Calg...
- * Things were looking up last month for Roger Thibault and Theo Wouters, who for two ...
- * Anyone happily anticipating the impending retirement from the Supreme Court of Cana...
- * Turning to another corner of our pharmaceutical society, Up Front recently spotted ...
- Oilfield experience you can trust!
Over the past quarter-century, Erskine, AB, bas...
- A Leger Marketing poll in late April found that about 70% of Canadians believe the fe...
- Cheering until hoarse, all right-thinking (which is to say left-thinking) Canadians p...
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