History of Alberta

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Racism and Work: A Dark Chapter in Alberta’s Labor Market History

Throughout its history, Canada has grappled with decisions regarding which nationalities are allowed to immigrate and for...
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Women’s Professions in Early Alberta History

Métis Victoria Belcourt Callihu was born in northern Alberta in 1861. At the age of 13, she...
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Indigenous Millennia: What the Natives of Alberta Did

Everything that was needed for the survival of Indigenous peoples existed on their traditional lands—medicinal herbs, roots,...
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A new era in neurosurgery from Fluid Biomed Inc.

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From Educational Institution to Creative Hub: Transformation of King Edward School

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One of Calgary’s best urban development success stories is the transformation of the majestic King Edward School into the creative hub cSPACE King Edward....
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